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Current : October |
Water way to spend the holidays |
Roads closed temporarily on Bonfire Night |
Celebrating Gwynedd and Liverpool Connection - your photographs are wanted |
Have your say on extra care housing for Bala |
Small changes make a world of difference to Gwynedd Council |
Penygroes Library’s Annual Lecture 2008 |
An opportunity for future authors to get a taste for writing |
A sign of the times for Llŷn |
Golden opportunity for Gwynedd artists |
Have your say on childcare in Gwynedd |
The chest is open for Gwynedd’s community groups |
Creative kiddies at Blaenau Ffestiniog |
Calling all Gwynedd artists |
Gwynedd goes green this Hallowe’en |
Re-organisation of Gwynedd’s primary schools – Full Council decision |
Gwynedd determined to meet Social Services challenge |
Fine for selling fireworks on public highway |
Take a fresh look at your library |
Funding package to secure long term future of the Urdd Eisteddfod. |
Time to learn for Gwynedd artists |
In the frame – new exhibition at Gwynedd Museum and Gallery |
Do you have what it takes to become a foster carer? |
Benefit cheat could face prison |
Glynllifon Country Park craft and food festival 2008 |
Gwynedd Together annual meeting |
Gwynedd Council opening doors for local young people |
Pioneering service for Gwynedd’s older residents |
Gwynedd Businesses make the most of Development Package |
Gwynedd Council Services Continue to Improve |
Building for the future – Bala residents have their say |
Good health to Gwynedd |
Councillor improves her Welsh language skills |
Llanberis woman guilty of cheating benefits system |
Learning more about what’s available from the Record Office |
Blaenau Ffestiniog regeneration initiatives - town centre next |
Government urged to support rural Gwynedd economy |
Housing benefit overpayment – fine for Bangor woman |
 

October

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Learning more about what’s available from the Record Office

13/10/2008
Are you interested in local history or keen to trace your family tree, but not sure how to find out the information you might be after from your local record office?
 

Take a fresh look at your library

13/10/2008
From a great choice of books and reading materials to free internet access and fascinating talks delivered by some of Wales’ top authors, Gwynedd Council’s public libraries provide a huge range of ......
 

Have your say on extra care housing for Bala

10/10/2008
Residents in the Bala area will have the opportunity to take a virtual tour of the proposed Extra Care Housing development which will enable people over 60 to enjoy independent living in the town.
 

Gwynedd Council opening doors for local young people

9/10/2008
Gwynedd Council will open its doors to around 70 local young people on Wednesday, 15 October as part of a Cabinet Workshop event arranged in partnership with Careers Wales.
 

Gwynedd Together annual meeting

9/10/2008
New ways of working – and working together – can secure a bright future for Gwynedd.
 

Blaenau Ffestiniog regeneration initiatives - town centre next

8/10/2008
Blaenau Ymlaen in partnership with Gwynedd Council and the Welsh Assembly Government have announced that work is about to begin on a Town Renewal scheme in Blaenau Ffestiniog.
 

Pioneering service for Gwynedd’s older residents

8/10/2008
A year on since launching the Gwynedd Telecare system, more than 400 of the county’s older and vulnerable residents are able to live independently in their own homes with the help of innovative ......
 

Government urged to support rural Gwynedd economy

7/10/2008
Gwynedd Council Leader, Councillor Dyfed Edwards has urged the One Wales Assembly Government to support local efforts to regenerate the local economy of the Dwyfor and Meirionnydd areas of the County.
 

Housing benefit overpayment – fine for Bangor woman

7/10/2008
On Thursday, 2 October, 2008 Miss Bridie Edith Roberts of Bangor pleaded guilty at Caernarfon Magistrates’ Court for failing to promptly notify Gwynedd Council of a change in her circumstances that ......
 

Funding package to secure long term future of the Urdd Eisteddfod.

6/10/2008
The Heritage Minister, Alun Ffred Jones has announced that an agreement has been reached in partnership with the Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA) to put in place long term financial support ......
 
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