Equality
The Isle of Anglesey County Council is opposed to all discrimination and is committed to promoting equality of opportunity for all.
Language
The Isle of Anglesey County Council has adopted the principles that, in Wales, the Welsh language should be treated no less favourably than the English language and that persons in Wales should be able to live their lives through the medium of the Welsh language if they choose to do so.
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Business
- Business - finance and grants
- business.wales
- Information for private landlords
- Services at the Anglesey Business Centre, Bryn Cefni, Llangefni
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Trading standards - advice to business
- Trading standards - age restricted products
- Trading standards - animal health and welfare
- Trading standards - business advice on consumer rights
- Trading Standards - fair trading (inc. pricing)
- Trading Standards - food
- Trading Standards - general business advice
- Trading standards - guidance on enforcement of the single use carrier bags charge (Wales) regulation
- Trading Standards - illegal alcohol
- Business directories
- Business rates
- Land and property
- Community
- Council & democracy
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Education
- Nursery and pre-school education
- Schools
- Adult education
- Student finance
- Colleges and universities
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Special educational needs
- Special Educational Needs Service
- Education Psychology Service
- Special educational needs data protection statement
- Statutory assessments and maintaining statements
- Visual impairment support
- Hearing impairment support
- Support with physical / medical conditions
- Support with language and communication difficulty
- GCSE and A level results - what next?
- Educational resources
- Health & care
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Housing
- Council housing
- Private housing
- Homelessness and homeless prevention
- Affordable housing
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Empty homes
- Report an empty home
- Interest-free loans to bring empty properties back into use
- Empty homes - online questionnaire
- Empty homes - make your property work for you
- Empty homes - your options
- Empty homes - having building work done
- Empty homes - before letting your empty home
- Empty homes - what power does the council have?
- Housing Support Service
- Home improvements and repairs
- Anglesey Local Housing Strategy and the Anglesey Housing Partnership
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Jobs
- Jobs with the council
- Working for the council
- Careers advice
- Job Centre Plus
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Social Care Workforce Development Partnership and the Workforce Development Unit
- About the Anglesey Workforce Development Partnership Board
- The Workforce Development Unit
- Workforce Development Unit Training Events
- Learning and Development
- Canolfan Asesu Anterth – City and Guilds Accredited Centre
- Professional Development
- Resources and Support
- The Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act
- AdTRAC project to support young people
- Leisure
- Planning & waste
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Transport & roads
- Public transport
- Parking
- Report a problem
- Road works and closures
- Roads, highways and pavements
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Public rights of way
- What are Public Rights of Way?
- Public Rights of Way statutory registers
- Public Rights of Way FAQ
- The Public Rights of Way Definitive Map and Statement
- Isle of Anglesey Coastal Path
- Walking, cycling and horseriding
- Path maintenance - looking after Anglesey's paths
- Public Rights of Way - enforcement protocol A - Z
- Abandoned vehicles
- Planning a community event on the public highway