Party of Wales Gwynedd Councillors' Group

When Brithdir community was told they’d need the signatures of 45 residents to complete one aspect of the broadband for Brithdir campaign, individuals rolled up their sleeves and began the task of door knocking.  (Pictured is Eira Humphreys, one of the busy residents in Brithdir who worked with Councillor Delyth Lloyd Griffiths to ensure fibre broadband access to the upper part of the village)

A visitor was welcomed to Ysgol Hafod Lon, Penrhyndeudraeth recently, one of Gwynedd’s two special educational needs schools in the county. Councillor Paul Rowlinson, Gwynedd cabinet education leader came to see the pupils and staff who offer education for pupils from 3 to 19 years of age with additional learning needs. thanks to an invite by the chair of governors at Ysgol Hafod Lon, Councillor Gwynfor Owen.

With over 20,000 Gwynedd pensioners missing out on winter fuel payments, equating to at least 85% of the county's older residents, many eyes turned to the budget last week.(In the picture, see Councillors Gwynfor Owen, Dewi Jones, Delyth Griffiths, Meryl Roberts and Dilwyn Morgan)