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Caernarfon bypass petrol station and food outlets plan turned down (opens the original)
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Proposals to build a petrol station and food outlets beside the Caernarfon bypass have been rejected. Members of Cyngor Gwynedd's planning committee rejected the plans at a meeting on Monday, September 28. The plans concerned land beside the Muriau Park Hotel, near to the Caernarfon-Bontnewydd bypass. Sign up for the North Wales Live newsletter sent twice daily to your inbox The matter had come back to the committee for "re-consideration" following a planning meeting in July, where a previous pl
New 36-home Caernarfon estate 'will support critical need for houses' (opens the original)
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A proposal to build 36 homes on the outskirts of Caernarfon to meet a "critical need" for local homes has been given the green light. The development, submitted by housing association Adra for land off Ffordd Llanberis, was agreed by Cyngor Gwynedd planners at a meeting on Monday, September 28. All the units will be "affordable" and include a mix of social rental and intermediate rental homes, with 10 apartments, three bungalows and 23 houses being built. Sign up for the North Wales Live newslet
Anglesey puts visitor levy on hold after strong opposition in consultation (opens the original)
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News that Anglesey will hold off a decision over the introduction of a Visitor Levy for now, has been welcomed. PASC Cymru has hailed a decision by the island’s full council as a “victory for common sense and for listening to the evidence.” The Professional Association of Self-Caterers (PASC UK) supports the self-catering, short-term lets and holiday lets sector in England and Wales. A report presented to island’s full council earlier today (Thursday, 24 September) highlighted the pressures faci
Gwynedd delays decision on tourist tax after 6,856 consultation responses (opens the original)
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Cyngor Gwynedd has agreed to delay its decision over the possible introduction of the so called ‘tourist tax’ in the county. A consultation seeking views over proposals to introduce the Visitor Levy saw almost 7,000 responses – higher than in other council areas. Initial analysis of data showed a “mixed picture” with residents slightly more in support and higher levels of opposition among visitors and businesses. Cllr Medwyn Hughes presented an update report on the consultation at a full council
Chemical toilets emptied into rivers among 'irresponsible' campervan issues (opens the original)
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Chemical toilets emptied into rivers, residents' access blocked and litter in beauty spots are among the problems caused by some "irresponsible" campervan and motorhome users in Gwynedd. Concerns over the impact of "disrespectful" visitors, and a "lack of capacity" for enforcement were raised at Cyngor Gwynedd's full council meeting. Areas such as Y Foryd in Caernarfon; Morfa Bychan, Porthmadog; Nant Gwynant, Llanberis and Yr Wyddfa, were hotspots for problems over the summer. Cyngor Gwynedd pro
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