The Party of Wales Arfon Standing up for the people of Arfon

Research by leading safety charity, Electrical Safety First, found that 1 in 8[i] Welsh consumers have seen fake electrical products for sale near them or online. And most are unable to identify a genuine electrical product from a fake.

The news that Bangor University are considering closing the School of Life Long Learning is of great concern to Arfon Assembly Member Siân Gwenllian and she has requested an emergency meeting with the University to discuss the matter.

Plaid Cymru Arfon is promoting the You Can Be That Nurse campaign during their Coffee Morning to raise money for Tŷ Gobaith children's hospice tomorrow.

The national rollout of smart meters is digitising the way we buy and use gas and electricity.

After learning more about the benefits of smart meters at the Senedd with Smart Energy GB, the voice of the smart meter rollout, Siân Gwenllian AM is urging her constituents to find out about the benefits of smart meters.

Plaid Cymru MP for Arfon Hywel Williams has thanked constituents in his Arfon constituency for showing ‘great generosity’ by supporting the annual Neighbourhood Food Collection day held at his local Tesco stores in Caernarfon and Bangor.

Sian Gwenllian was invited to speak at the Diwali festival of light celebrations held by the Bangor Indian Friends Association, and spoke of the need to take inspiration from the festival, and spread light during  dark political times.

On Small Business Saturday (Dec 3) Arfon Assembly Member Siân Gwenllian is encouraging shoppers to shop locally, to increase the footfall in our town centres at a time when shopping out of town or online is so popular.

Plaid Cymru MP for Arfon Hywel Williams has accused NatWest of abandoning their loyal customers as the bank confirmed plans to close their Caernarfon branch next year.

Winter is an especially difficult time for families on low incomes as they are often faced with a stark choice between heating or eating.

New community arts centre Y Festri in Llanberis was officially opened by Arfon Assembly Member Sian Gwenllian, with more than 300 local people and arts organisation representatives in attendance.