Roedd gwastraff plastig a thrafferthion traffig yn uchel ar yr agenda pan gyfarfu Llyr Gruffydd AC a myfyrwyr Ysgol y Gwernant, Llangollen yn ddiweddar. Rhoddwyd gwahoddiad i Llyr Gruffydd AC i’r ysgol gan aelodau o Gyngor yr Ysgol, Cyngor Eco, … Continue reading Disgyblion yn rhannu gofidiau gyda Llyr
Plastic waste and traffic congestion in Llangollen were high on the agenda when pupils of Ysgol y Gwernant, Llangollen, met with regional Assembly Member Llyr Gruffydd this week. Members of the School Council, Eco Council, Road Safety Group and Welsh … Continue reading Pupils air environmental concerns
Betsi Cadwaladr health board has been accused of “organisational chaos” after revealing that it doesn’t keep checks on how long it allows enhanced care at home or how much it costs. Home Enhanced Care Services is currently offered to people … Continue reading Betsi home care service ‘chaos’ under fire
Denbighshire County Council should consider leaving NatWest and carry out their banking with another bank. That was the view of Plaid Cymru Councillor Huw Jones, Corwen ward, who said at Denbighshire’s Full Council meeting this week (Tuesday 20th February) that … Continue reading Council urged to change banks
Dylai Cyngor Sir Ddinbych ystyried peidio â bancio gyda banc NatWest a newid i fanc arall. Dyna oedd barn Cynghorydd Sir Plaid Cymru dros Gorwen, Huw Jones, a atgoffodd ei gyd-gynghorwyr yn ystod cyfarfod lawn o’r Cyngor fod nifer o … Continue reading Annog Cyngor i newid banciau
Llyr Gruffydd, Plaid Cymru the Party of Wales AM for North Wales, has expressed his fear that north Wales will lose yet more community banks following an announcement that Barclays are set to shorten the opening hours of their Llangollen … Continue reading AMs concern at future of banking in north Wales
Cuts to hospital beds in the community are having a severe knock-on effect on carers and people needing respite. That’s the view of Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM Llyr Gruffydd after new figures revealed a dramatic fall in the number … Continue reading Respite care in crisis due to community hospital beds closure
Following the revelation that Chancellor Philip Hammond MP is the owner of Castlemead development firm, the developers set to build 95 new houses in Llangollen, Llyr Gruffydd said, “The proposed development in Llangollen by Castlemead has been given the go … Continue reading Questions over Chancellor’s links to Llangollen development
Pharmacies can play a greater role in ensuring patients leaving hospital are not re-admitted. That’s the view of Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM Llyr Gruffydd after discussions with pharmacists in Llangollen. He visited Rowlands Pharmacy in the town to hear … Continue reading Greater role for community pharmacies urged
