Andrew Forgrave

Hundreds of people took to social media to condemn the "mayhem" with two-hour long queues

A massive rescue operation was launched when a young girl became trapped in rocks on a Gwynedd beach. Emergency teams raced against time to free the child as the tide began to come in.

Transport secretary Ken Skates said the public will be encouraged to lobby their councils for change

A leading expert has accused the Welsh Government of 'dithering' and putting 25 years of conservation at risk

The figure could be lower if councils are reluctant to sanction the changes

The livery company says too few people apply for its money as they've never heard of them

It dominated the local skyline for 50 years but was gone in 13 seconds. Holyhead's 122m (450ft) chimney stack was one of the tallest structures in Wales before it was reduced to rubble last month.

More details have emerged about last month's historic blow-down on Anglesey

Motorists also see the 2.5-mile scheme as 'anti-car' - but it also had plenty of supporters

One local authority has already told residents not to expect wholesale revisions unless more money becomes available