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A Welsh language group claims that there are too many tourists coming to Wales and Gwynedd in particular. That suggestion from Cylch yr Iaith has caused outrage in a sector that employs more than 100,000 people and contributes £5 billion annually to the Welsh economy.
Health
St John Ambulance Cymru’s Llanidloes Division to relocate
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Business Accelerator Packages launched for Welsh businesses
Newyddion
Dathlu 850 mlynedd o’r Eisteddfod gyda Thaith Yr Arglwydd Rhys
Entertainment
Aberystwyth Poetry Festival launches poetry competition
Fight to get hospital ward reopened continues three years on
Firm fined £40,000 for destroying Gwynedd bat roosts
Gwynedd tourism report backs visitor levy proposal
Hedd Wyn film heads to Hollywood's Beverly Hills Film Festival
Cars will still be able to turn around on prom, senior councillor says
Dolgellau roads will close this week as Anthony Hopkins film is made
What every party is promising you for your vote
Tŷ Seidr pips competition to CAMRA award
Football
Ferguson bags player's award as Bala face survival test
Williams-Evans nets first goal for Roosters in impressive win
Motor Sport
Houghton triumphs in muddy Drovers Enduro test
Nefyn keep the pressure on league leaders
Magpies refuse to fold in breathless thriller
Pool
Torrent Hustlers beat Garth Gangsters in second final
SLAPPs: The nuisance lawsuits that try to stop us reporting for you
Secret back-of-pub salon shortlisted for two national beauty awards
Lampeter town museum to reopen this week
Community news
Explore Cwmorthin with Meirionnydd Ramblers
Glan Davies to make triumphant comedy comeback at Theatr Felinfach
Aberdyfi adventurer Ian Baylis raises £30k for Wales Air Ambulance
New Quay sailor sets sail as part of largest ever Gaza flotilla
Farming
Farmers raise concerns over rising cost of the three Fs
Philomusica film classics entertain Aberystwyth audience
'Ongoing failures' in bin collections in Powys
Rhys Ifans joins Blaenau Ffestiniog youth film project at top festival
Courts
Community order for aggravated vehicle taking
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