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More than 1,000 people gather at Caernarfon Castle to demand new law to regulate market and protect communities
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More than 1,000 people gather at Caernarfon Castle to demand new law to regulate market and protect communities
Nia Lloyd, 22, and her partner Rhys are looking to buy their first home but are unable to compete with offers from wealthy buyers from outside their local area.
Rising house prices and a blight of holiday lets are pushing out Welsh speakers and causing local schools to close, says Colin Williams, professor at Cardiff University’s School of Welsh
Abersoch was once an ordinary fishing hamlet. Now, holiday flats sell for £1.5m. We talk to locals whose community is disappearing under a flood of outsiders’ cash
ABERYSTWYTH saw a crowd of more than 1,000 gather on Saturday calling for action on the housing crisis that is “blighting” communities, organisers Cymdeithas yr Iaith said.