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An ancient town in Eifionydd has seen an investment worth almost £300,000 to boost the local economy and make it a better place for people to shop and relax.

A new report shows how Cyngor Gwynedd is working with people, families and communities to help with the challenges of the cost-of-living crisis.

With the consultation closing date fast approaching, Cyngor Gwynedd is urging people and communities across Gwynedd not to miss the opportunity to have their say on the possible introduction of a Visitor Levy.

Chair's visit to the Coed Coexist exhibition

Come rain or shine, sports facilities will be available to local people in south Meirionnydd, thanks to investment from a partnership of authorities and organisations.

Cyngor Gwynedd’s Cabinet has agreed to commit over £6 million over the next year towards a package of projects that will support the local economy.

An investigation report into safeguarding matters in Gwynedd schools will be submitted to the authority's Education and Economy Scrutiny Committee on 14 July 2026.

Commercial fishermen in Pwllheli will benefit from improved harbour facilities following the installation of a new commercial fishing pontoon at the harbour.

People across Llŷn and Eifionydd can now enjoy modern, fit-for-purpose fitness and leisure facilities thanks to an investment by Cyngor Gwynedd.

There are nearly three weeks remaining for the people and communities of Gwynedd to take part in the consultation on the possibility of introducing a Visitor Levy.

At a recent meeting of the Full Council, members of Cyngor Gwynedd adopted a Diversity in Democracy Statement, as well as implementing a work programme to achieve it.

A report which will be presented for the support of Cyngor Gwynedd's Cabinet on 7 July sets out the direction, vision and priorities for Recycling and Waste in the county for the coming years.