Gwynedd Council

Locals say the luxury holiday let, which does not have planning permission, is "a nightmare".

Cyngor Gwynedd will meet on Tuesday to discuss offering an “open and public” apology to the victims.

Judge "incorrect" to say Foden spending at least 11 years in prison, says Crown Prosecution Service.

Two new allegations of grooming and sexual abuse are being investigated, North Wales Police say.

Despite raising £70,000, a group against second home planning permission cannot launch appeal.

Gwynedd council refuses to green light the plans despite warnings from authority officials.

Dyfrig Siencyn, who would not apologise to Neil Foden's victims, resigns amid mounting pressure.

Four cabinet members resign after their leader refused to apologise to Neil Foden's victims.