Local Information in Gwynedd

Betws-y-Coed - Croeso Betws
http://www.croeso-betws.org.uk
Explore the language, culture, heritage, history, etc. of Betws-y-Coed in Snowdonia and the area surrounding it. There is an accommodation section containing B&Bs, farmhouse B&Bs, self catering cottages and campsites with a warm Welsh welcome where at least one of the proprietors is a fluent Welsh speaker.

Llanbedr Online
http://www.snowdonia-holidays-llanbedr.co.uk
Welcome to Llanbedr, the ideal base for a short break or long break holiday in the mountains and coasts of Snowdonia.

Gwefan Dyffryn Nantlle - The Nantlle Valley Website
http://www.nantlle.com
Created by a group of local people for the benefit of Dyffryn Nantlle and its residents. In addition to keeping the history of Dyffryn Nantlle alive - the site also aims to share information about local activities, resources and businesses.

Caernarfon - Cornel Gymraeg
http://www.cofis.co.uk
This site will grow into a wonderful site, showing wonderful Cofis past and present. You - our visitors will be able to add to the site by sending in your photos and stories of the town\'s people and characters. All you need to do is send us your photos with description/details and we will add them to our pages.

Cambrian News Online
http://www.cambrian-news.co.uk
Local news for Ceredigion, North Carmarthenshire, Montgomeryshire, Meirionydd, Arfon and Dwyfor. The Cambrian News is an award-winning weekly newspaper, with a huge circulation area in mid, west and north Wales. It is the biggest-selling weekly newspaper in Wales and has five editions – covering Aberystwyth, south Ceredigion, Montgomeryshire, Meirionnydd and Arfon/Dwyfor.

stiniog.com
http://www.stiniog.com
A web site about the Blaenau ffestiniog area, including a user forum for people to keep in touch.

Photos of Dolgellau in Wales
http://www.dolgellau.eu
This website contains information about the town of Dolgellau which is situated in the southern part of The Snowdonia National Park in Wales. This town has undergone a few name changes and was also known as \'Dolgethle\', \'Dolgelly\' and \'Dolgelley\'. Dolgellau has been the official spelling since 1958.

Criccieth
http://www.criccieth.co.uk
Criccieth is a beautiful small town situated on the shores of Cardigan Bay and sheltered by the Snowdonia Mountains. We as residents are proud of our history and heritage, which can be traced back to 1239, when a stone castle was originally built on a mound, which protrudes out to sea.

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