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Michael Johnston resigns as Bangor City 1876 manager

by The Bangor Aye | Aug 28, 2026 | Bangor News | 0 |

Bangor City 1876 manager Michael Johnston has resigned from his position with immediate effect due...

Free entry to historic houses, castles and hidden heritage sites across North Wales this September

by The Bangor Aye | Aug 28, 2026 | Bangor News, Business, Entertainment & Events | 0 |

Visitors will be able to explore some of North Wales’ most remarkable historic houses, castles,...

First Wedding to be Held on Bangor’s Garth Pier

by The Bangor Aye | Aug 27, 2026 | Bangor News, Business | 0 |

Imagine the magic of a marriage ceremony on Bangor Garth Pier – a wonderfully unique...

PCC sees how money seized from criminals is supporting young people in Bangor

by The Bangor Aye | Aug 26, 2026 | Bangor News, Business, Entertainment & Events | 0 |

North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Andy Dunbobbin visited a Bangor community project...

Plans Submitted to Create New Flats at Bangor High Street Property

by The Bangor Aye | Aug 26, 2026 | Bangor News, Business | 0 |

Plans have been submitted to convert parts of a Bangor High Street property into residential...

The Inside Story of ‘Day Trip to Bangor’: From a Home Studio to Top of the Pops

by The Bangor Aye | Aug 25, 2026 | Bangor News, Entertainment & Events, Bangor History | 0 |

It became one of the most instantly recognisable songs of the late 1970s, sold more than half a...

Bangor City Council issues clarification over Storiel development and funding

by The Bangor Aye | Aug 25, 2026 | Bangor News, Business, Entertainment & Events, Sport | 0 |

Bangor City Council has issued a statement clarifying the background to plans to redevelop the...

The sun continues to shine on Heulwen Unit project at Ysbyty Gwynedd

by The Bangor Aye | Aug 22, 2026 | Health, Bangor News | 0 |

Following a successful grant application to Arts Council Wales, the Heulwen Unit project led by...

Long-serving staff take over north Wales events company MAD Sound and Lighting

by The Bangor Aye | Aug 21, 2026 | Bangor News, Business | 0 |

One of north Wales’ best-known live events companies has entered a new chapter after...

New ‘TaithCymru’ coach service to ‘transform’ north-south Wales travel

by The Bangor Aye | Aug 21, 2026 | Bangor News, Business | 0 |

A new daily long-distance coach service connecting the north and south of Wales will come into...

Steve Backshall appointed Honorary Professor at Bangor University

by The Bangor Aye | Aug 20, 2026 | Bangor News, Bangor University News | 0 |

TV wildlife presenter, naturalist and explorer Steve Backshall MBE has been appointed an Honorary...

S4C to screen drama about missed opportunities to stop Neil Foden

by The Bangor Aye | Aug 15, 2026 | Bangor News | 0 |

S4C has commissioned a three-part drama titled Y Pennaeth (The Head Teacher), which will examine...

Michael Johnston resigns as Bangor City 1876 manager

Free entry to historic houses, castles and hidden heritage sites across North Wales this September

First Wedding to be Held on Bangor’s Garth Pier

PCC sees how money seized from criminals is supporting young people in Bangor

Plans Submitted to Create New Flats at Bangor High Street Property

The Inside Story of ‘Day Trip to Bangor’: From a Home Studio to Top of the Pops

Bangor City Council issues clarification over Storiel development and funding

The sun continues to shine on Heulwen Unit project at Ysbyty Gwynedd

Long-serving staff take over north Wales events company MAD Sound and Lighting

New ‘TaithCymru’ coach service to ‘transform’ north-south Wales travel

Steve Backshall appointed Honorary Professor at Bangor University

S4C to screen drama about missed opportunities to stop Neil Foden

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