The latest positive local news from Anglesey: food and drink, nightlife, people, arts, sport and business stories from La Vida North Wales.
First opened in 1926, Ann's Pantry in Moelfre is marking its centenary, with owner Laura Pritchard Griffiths proud to be the latest custodian of a much-loved Anglesey institution.
Organised by a small group of Anglesey farmers, Cneifio Cylch has raised a record £72,000 this year, taking its total since 2012 to almost £450,000 for good causes.
Rhosneigr's boutique hotel, bar and restaurant Sandy Mount House has passed into employee ownership, with owners Phil and Louise Goodwin keeping the business in the community and protecting local jobs.
Holyhead rock band Holy Coves released Hiraeth on their own DIY label, Snowdonia Records, and the album has climbed into six official charts, including number three on the Independent Album Breakers Chart.
Anglesey's Halen Môn has launched a limited-edition ceramic salt jar carrying marine illustrations by Portmeirion Pottery founder Susan Williams-Ellis, alongside a new book, The Coastal Almanac.
Mark Robinson joined Anglesey Golf Club at the age of eight. To mark 50 years as a member, he organised a family fun day and golf competition that raised £11,200 for charity.
Launched at the Anglesey Show in 2011, Llandegfan maker Anne Arkle's Jaspersparkle handcrafts statement rings, bangles and pendants from hallmarked antique silver spoons and tongs.
Anglesey planners have approved Sawna Bach's wood-fired beach sauna at Porth Tyn Tywyn near Rhosneigr, securing North Wales' first outdoor wood-fired sauna for year-round use.
Pastry chef Richard Holt's Mônuts have turned the restored Melin Llynon windmill into a year-round attraction, with queues from 8am, visits from TikTok stars and a filmmaker friend.