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Council delays decision over ‘tourist tax’ (opens the original)
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Gwynedd Council has agreed to delay its decision on the introduction of a ‘tourist tax’ across the county until more analusis has been done Gwynedd Council has agreed to delay its decision over the possible introduction of a ‘tourist tax’ for 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 showed a “mixed picture” with residents slightly more in support and higher levels of opp
Plans for 36 homes to meet demand and help those who ‘suffer’ impact of bedroom tax (opens the original)
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Plans have been submitted for 36 homes to meet ‘significant demand’ and help those who ‘suffer’ impact of bedroom tax A proposal to build 36 homes in Gwynedd aims to meet a “significant demand” for housing and to help those impacted by the bedroom tax. The Tyddyn Fletcher development is planned on a plot of land off Ffordd Llanberis. The “bedroom tax” is a UK welfare policy that cuts housing benefit or the Universal Credit housing element for working-aged social housing tenants who have more bed
Gwynedd taxi fares increase approved (opens the original)
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Gwynedd Council has approved a proposal to increase one-mile taxi fares due to rising costs faced by the industry. The cost of one-mile taxi rides will rise in Gwynedd. At Gwynedd Council’s general licensing committee on 21 September, a proposal to increase the maximum fare for a one-mile journey from £3.60 to £4 was approved. It also agreed to increase the operational hours of the late-night tariff from 10pm until 7am instead of from midnight. The cost rate of late-night tariff journeys will re
Gwynedd Council adopts suicide prevention plan (opens the original)
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Gwynedd Council adopts a comprehensive plan to prevent suicide and self-harm, addressing rising death rates in Wales. Gwynedd Council Cabinet members have unanimously agreed to adopt a suicide and self-harm prevention action plan. Cabinet members agreed to adopt the Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention Action Plan 2026–2028 at a meeting on 15 September. Council leader, Cllr Nia Jeffreys said the council was “committed to playing its part” in reducing the number of deaths by suicide. The council is w
Gwynedd shop's alcohol licence may be refused over crime concerns (opens the original)
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A shop in Bangor's High Street, previously closed due to illegal sales, faces a potential refusal of its alcohol licence due to crime and disorder concerns. A Gwynedd shop’s bid to sell alcohol is being recommended for refusal amid concerns about “crime and disorder”. The shop at 280 High Street, Bangor was previously run by the City Mini Ltd company and traded under the name City Mini Market and Top Shop. It was subject to a closure order earlier this year in connection with the sale of illegal
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