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Aberystwyth University and partners celebrate Dinas Llên recognition in March with a series of free events including performances, workshops, and talks.
Pwllheli's Mayday Yellow Welly Parade
Pwllheli residents are invited to participate in the RNLI's Mayday Yellow Welly Parade on May 3rd. The event starts at 11am at the Maes and ends at Pwllheli RNLI with further attractions to enjoy. Donations aid the charity's efforts.
Entertainment
Review: Mamma Mia! The Party unleashes your inner Dancing Queen
New fund offers up to £25,000 for community sustainability projects
Politics
Environmental protections landmark Bill passes
Community news
Explore Gwydir Forest and Grey Mare's Tail with Meirionnydd Ramblers
Aberystwyth photographer's charity calendars raise almost £25,000
Criccieth demands beach access restoration
Newyddion
Y gân yn ennill Cân i Gymru!
Honno's Hearth Food launch will celebrate International Women's Day
Aberdyfi playground will officially reopen next month
People in Wales at risk of scams amid Winter Fuel Payment changes
Courts
Newcastle Emlyn man charged with assault and intentional strangulation
Football
Llan hit top gear to sweep aside Bow Street
Pwllheli power on with big win over third‑placed NFA
Rugby
Aber run In three tries in tough defeat
Bala’s fight goes on after costly draw
Young double fires Cofis to statement win
Porthmadog faces league challenge at Y Felinheli in promotion bid
More needs to be done for older people in Wales
12 month ban for taking vehicle
Health
Work begins on new hospital therapeutic gardens
Pilot links mid Wales learners with local employers
Calls to cut 40mph speed limit in Cwm Cou
Gwynedd Council receive plans to make accessible footpath to Cob Crwn
Understanding the reasons for Christ’s baptism
Canolfan fwyd yn dathlu 30 mlynedd o gefnogi bwyd a diod o Gymru
25th Your weekly horoscope with Russell Grant
18 month ban for failing to provide blood
Disqualified Cardigan driver banned for another six months
Council hopes to start work on Welsh language immersion centre
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