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ANALYSIS of new figures reveals that Lligwy was the most expensive area of Anglesey to buy a house in last year.

Holyhead-based councillor, Glyn Haynes, was unanimously selected to the ceremonial role during Tuesday’s full council meeting. First elected in 2017 as a Labour councillor for the Caergybi ward, Cllr Haynes is an active trade union activist, spending 20 years at sea before working at  Eaton/MEM Electrical and becoming a full-time Union Convenor before being made redundant. Unanimously selected after two years serving as Cllr Margaret Murley Roberts’ deputy,  he compared the honour to his beloved Everton “winning the FA Cup or Premier League!” Announcing his nominated charit...

Cllr Eric Wyn Jones (top left) who installed hardstanding and transformed one of his fields into a car boot sale site without permission \"should have known better,\" Cllr Meirion Jones (bottom right) has claimed. LDRS images. A planning committee member who installed hardstanding and transformed one of his fields into a car boot sale site without permission “should have known better,” a fellow councillor has claimed. Meeting on Wednesday, Anglesey Council’s planning committee refused a retrospective application by Cllr Eric Wyn Jones to retain work already carried out on land he ow...

Councillor who set up car boot sale site without permission 'should have known better' Cllr Eric Wyn Jones who sits on Anglesey Council's planning committee carried out the work on land he owns near Llanfairpwll 05:00, 8 MAY 2021 Sign up to FREE email alerts from NorthWalesLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A planning committee member who turned one of his fields into a hardst...

2019 saw Anglesey Council launch an investigation after Cllr Eric Wyn Jones was alleged to have allowed the work –  including removing topsoil, placing aggregates, widening road access and installing new gates – at Cae Prytherch, A councillor who turned one of his fields into a hardstanding car boot site without planning permission could face a further setback in his hope of maintaining its present use. 2019 saw Anglesey Council launch an investigation after Cllr Eric Wyn Jones was alleged to have allowed the work –  including removing topsoil, placing aggregates, widening road ...