News

13 March 2025

Congratulations to 6 Board members who co-signed the Healthy Travel Charter on Thursday, 13th March at the Anglesey Business Centre, Llangefni in the presence of Ken Skates, Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales. First step on the journey completed, and onwards now to collaborate on the 15 steps together!

05 August 2024

Gwynedd and Anglesey Public Services Board has set out its work programme for 2023-25 which addresses it’s three well-being objectives (Poverty, Children and Young People, Climate Change) in addition to it’s Welsh language priority

03 November 2023

We present the Annual Report of the Gwynedd and Anglesey Public Services Board (PSB) 2022-23. This was the final year of our Well-being Plan 2018-23.

24 October 2023

Public services across Gwynedd and Anglesey have come together with the aim of working together to mitigate the effects of poverty; invest in the future of young people; to take action for the environment, among other issues.

20 December 2022

The Board's current well-being plan period is coming to an end, and we are keen to hear your views on our draft well-being plan for the next five years. We have a consultation on until 6th March 2023.

02 February 2022

The people of Gwynedd and Anglesey are being encouraged to take part in a public consultation on draft documents that outline the main issues that need to be addressed in communities across the two counties.

23 January 2018

Gwynedd and Anglesey residents are being encouraged to take part in a public consultation on a Draft Well-Being Plan that aims to improve social, economic, environmental and cultural well-being in the area.

23 March 2017

Providing a future for our young people – this is one of the main concerns of the residents of Gwynedd and Anglesey according to a recent draft report published by the Gwynedd and Môn Public Services Board.

25 November 2016

Local residents are being asked why they like where they live in a consultation being undertaken by the Gwynedd and Môn Public Service Board. They are also being asked what’s not so good and what needs to be improved in the area.

25 November 2016

Local residents are being asked why they like where they live in a consultation being undertaken by the Gwynedd and Môn Public Service Board. They are also being asked what’s not so good and what needs to be improved in the area.