Party of Wales Gwynedd Councillors' Group

Collaboration is the answer to avoid losing a public bus service travelling from Bangor through Bethesda and to Gerlan, according to local County Councillor Paul Rowlinson.

“There is a parking issue at Gerlan during the evening that has an impact on Arriva’s local bus service," explains Plaid Cymru Councillor Paul Rowlinson.

Photo: Councillor Paul Rowlinson at the junction of Ffordd Gerlan and Stryd Morgan where buses are finding it difficult to turn due to parked vehicles.

After less than a year, a £1million investment has been completed on 101 homes at a Gwynedd housing estate.

A joint scheme between Cartrefi Cymunedol Gwynedd and Gwynedd Council to update the water infrastructure at Pentref Helen estate in Deiniolen has benefitted from the investment.

Councillor Elfed Williams of Deiniolen is grateful to local residents for their patience as work progressed on the estate

Plaid Cymru led Gwynedd Council has today become the first Welsh County Council to pass a motion calling on the Government in Westminster to put an end to the indefinite detention of migrants, asylum seekers and refugees.

Pictured is Councillor Catrin Wager, Menai Ward representative

Gwynedd residents are being urged to share their thoughts on current proposals to develop Glasinfryn woods between Bethesda and Bangor into a 40 new holiday cabin business.

Pictured are Plaid Cymru Gwynedd Councillors: Menna Baines, Pentir & Dafydd Owen, Tregarth & Mynydd Llandygai

Plaid Cymru’s Penrhyndeudraeth Councillor, Gareth Thomas has, after four years of hard lobbying to the Welsh Government, received news that the A487 trunk road in the centre of Penrhyndeudraeth will soon see pedestrian safety prioritised as yellow lines are introduced on parts of the road.

Pictured is Penrhyndeudraeth Councillor, Gareth Thomas

Plaid Cymru’s Dyffryn Ogwen Councillors support Cylch yr Iaith’s calls for the National Trust to strengthen its Welsh perspective at Penrhyn Castle and ensure that the cultural history and heritage of the location is presented to visitors.

Plaid Cymru Dyffryn Ogwen Team, Councillors: Paul Rowlinson, Dafydd Owen, Rheinallt Puw and Dafydd Meurig

Councillor Elin Walker Jones, Glyder, Bangor has been elected the new Chair of Plaid Cymru's Gwynedd Group, as Morfa Nefyn Councillor, Sian Hughes stands down to develop her nursing career.

Outgoing chair, Cllr Sian Hughes, Morfa Nefyn welcomes Glyder Cllr Elin Walker-Jones as new chair, with Plaid Gwynedd Leader, Cllr Dyfrig Siencyn pictured

Following a successful campaign, Councillor Annwen Daniels, Blaenau Ffestiniog has succeeded in ensuring that brand new swimming lessons take place for a group of children with disabilities at Blaenau Ffestiniog swimming pool.

Blaenau Ffestiniog Councillor Annwen Daniels with swimming pool staff and some of the youngsters attending the lessons

Gwynedd Maritime Officers will soon help tackle beach litter, thanks an idea raised by ​​a Plaid Cymru Gwynedd Councillor.

Councillor Gethin Glyn Williams, who represents Barmouth residents, says there is great concerns locally about the mess that is left on our beaches which in turn litters our landscape and threatens our natural environment.

Local residents and Plaid Cymru Gwynedd Councillors are delighted that their work to improve the county's walking and cycling routes is getting closer, thanks to campaigning over the past seven years.

Pictured are Plaid Cymru Councillors Peter Read, Abererch and Aled Wyn Jones, Llanaelhaearn