The road has been widened but the stone structure on the right remains. This structure supported a footbridge from one side of Craig y Don gardens to the other; removed in 1924(?) Craig y Don, once the site of the home of Twm Chwarateg is on the Menai Bridge side of Plas Rhianfa.

Where is it?  Don’t know? Then come along to our meeting in the War Memorial Community Centre this evening – Thursday 14th December 2023 – starts at 6.30 p.m. - all welcome for tea/coffee and mince pie (donation please) OR wait for our update next week.

Early morning visit to Ynys Faelog to put up notices so we can register the footpath as a Public Footpath. Beautiful area that the people of Menai Bridge have used and enjoyed for generations – let’s keep it that way! Bonus to see an Egret and Oystercatchers too.

Professional geologist Rob Crossley gave an illustrated and illuminating talk about the pioneers of Geology who used and explored Anglesey in the nineteenth century – as early as 1822 when John Henslow published the first geological map of the Island. Anglesey UNESCO Global Geopark, deserves more of our attention. Follow the link to GEOMON for…

Mapping Local History – illustrated talk by Gareth Roberts. Fascinating talk about his work developing maps of local areas to show their historical interest and links to the present.