Julie McNicholls Vale

Aberystwyth

Deputy News Editor at Cambrian News

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Tywyn photographer captures rare XE688 Hawker Hunter at Mach Loop

1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

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Bala school's record sportshall victory

1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

Ysgol Godre'r Berwyn’ Year 5 & 6 Sportshall team (Picture supplied)Congratulations to Ysgol Godre'r Berwyn’ Year 5 & 6 Sportshall team who became champions through Gwynedd once again this year. Sportshall is an indoor athletics competition, organised by Byw'n Iach Gwynedd, held annually with Gwynedd's major schools challenging each other in this popular competition.
Pwllheli RNLI rushes to youth event after dinghies capsize

1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

Pwllheli RNLI in action (Picture supplied)Pwllheli RNLI have rescued people in capsized dinghies taking part in the RYA Youth Nationals. The incident off the coast of Pwllheli took place on Wednesday, 16 April, where challenging weather conditions impacted the event. As wind conditions rapidly deteriorated, numerous dinghies, taking part in a RYA Youth Nationals, capsized and the event’s designated rescue boats became overwhelmed by the number of young sailors requiring assistance.
Gwynedd prepares for Easter: Key tips for visitors

1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

The Sherpa. Photo: Gwynedd Council (Copyright: See previous)With the Easter weekend approaching, local organisations in Gwynedd want to remind visitors to plan ahead and be considerate. The Easter holidays mark the start of the tourist season in Gwynedd and the area will become increasingly busy over the coming weeks and months.
Llanuwchlyn choir triumph at music club event

1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

One of the many strengths of the National Eisteddfod is the way in which it stimulates singers to take part chorally, and often to continue afterwards in new formations that play a vital part in the life of their communities. So it was with the creation of Dolgellau's Côr Bro Meirion, after Bala 2009.
Tywyn's Abbeyfield House raises over £3,000 for charity

1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

Abbeyfield House in Tywyn (Picture supplied)Tywyn’s Abbeyfield House has been congratulated for raising over £3,000 for their chosen charity Ty Gobaith/Hope House. Also in the newsCarl Peach said: “Since I took over as the house manager I involved the community and encouraged them to come down to Abbeyfield once a month for a prize bingo afternoon in order to make money for our charity.
Road closures and scaffolding warning as Tywyn hotel demolition plans move forward

1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

Preparation work is taking place, ready for the demolition of the Corbett Hotel (Picture supplied)Scaffolding is being erected at Tywyn’s Corbett Arms Hotel in preparation for its demolition. Gwynedd Council say the condition of the hotel has been a cause of concern for them and the community for years. Ensuring the building is maintained to the required standard is the responsibility of the owner, they say.
Llanuwchlyn choir triumph at music club event

1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

One of the many strengths of the National Eisteddfod is the way in which it stimulates singers to take part chorally, and often to continue afterwards in new formations that play a vital part in the life of their communities. So it was with the creation of Dolgellau's Côr Bro Meirion, after Bala 2009.
Man breaks foot while hanging out washing

1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

A man has been left with a broken foot and a bloody nose while hanging out his washing. Scott Eaves from Penrhyndeudraeth, spent eight hours in hospital after falling through his garden decking. The 48-year-old can laugh about it now, and has released CCTV footage of him falling in his slippers and dressing gown. He broke his right foot as he fell and was left with a nosebleed when his face hit some steps.
Gwynedd Council secures £4.6 million transport grants for 2025/26

1 week ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Julie McNicholls Vale

Cllr Craig ab Iago, Gwynedd Council Cabinet Member for Environment, said the money is “vital” in the current climate. Photos: Gwynedd Council (Copyright: See previous)Gwynedd Council has secured transport grants of £4.6 million. The council has received confirmation of a total of £4.6 million transport grants, which will enable them to deliver of a range of sustainable transport schemes in the current financial year.