Official Opening A55 Junction 12 to 13, Abergwyngregyn to Tai Meibion improvementsThis is a photo of Griffiths employees, YGC and Minister Lee Waters The £30m scheme, which includes £20.7m EU funding, addresses the increased risk of flooding due to climate change and...

Cyngor Gwynedd officially opens Pont BodefailPicture of YGC employees   A key bridge in Llŷn has been officially opened, which is the culmination of four years of work and an investment of up to £3 million which includes improvements to the road and surface water...

£4.4 million project to improve Aberdyfi quay gets green lightThe scheme – which is funded jointly by the Welsh Government’s Coastal Risk Management Programme and Gwynedd Council’s Asset Management Plan – will renew the quay wall, which has deteriorated over time. The...

Thank you from Huw Williams Huw has been with the Council for 40 years, starting his career with Gwynedd County Council in 1982. Before he leaves for the last time, Huw has reminisced about his time with YGC staff.I started my career with Gwynedd County Council in...

Two prestigious Awards for The Llanycil Improvements at Llyn Tegid, Bala. We are very pleased to announce that our joint nomination has won the CIHT Cymru Wales Award 2022 for Alun Griffiths Health, Safety and wellbeing, and the ICE Wales Cymru Award for Innovation...

Our Team at YGC presents 3 charities with donations Llanberis Mountain Rescue Chairman – Barry Davies “Recently Gwynedd Consulting (YGC), a department within Gwynedd Council, arranged a sponsored event to raise money for three local charities, one of which was...

NEWS & EVENTS As the need to plan for flooding and manage flood alleviation schemes climbs higher on the public and private sector’s agenda, researchers from Bangor University are working with the local council to develop an advanced visual analytics tool to model...