Warm welcome and safe place to go in cost of living crisis
A WARM welcome in a safe haven is being is made available to Gwynedd and Anglesey people struggling with the dilemma to “eat or heat”.
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A WARM welcome in a safe haven is being is made available to Gwynedd and Anglesey people struggling with the dilemma to “eat or heat”.
Charitable trust invites applicants to help spend money on island projects, but they must have local links.
A RADIO station has launched its second transmitter to cover east Anglesey and north Gwynedd. MonFM Community Radio sent the new 96.8 FM transmitter live at Penmynydd as it aims to expend its service that promotes and maintain the Welsh language, playing a valuable role during the pandemic. The second transmitter will be followed by a third at Nebo, Amlwch and a new studio at the station’s headquarters in Llangefni. The expansion is being funded by the European Grant for Anglesey and Gwynedd, and Y Gymdeithas, formally known as The Isle of Anglesey Charitable Association. The radi...
Anglesey has been chosen by PIWS, a community initiative, for a pilot scheme which aims to put Access for All at the heart of the island’s tourism and leisure sector. With 14.1 million people registered disabled in the UK, it is estimated that 1 in 4 families visiting Wales have a disabled member in their family, and with only 10 per cent using a wheelchair accessibility isn’t limited to those with mobility and physical impairments as 80 per cent have a “hidden condition”. Davina Carey-Evans, founder of PIWS said: “The spending power of registered disabled people and their fam...