Anglesey / Ynys Mon (OS Landranger Map): Sheet 114

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Birds are easy to see throughout the year; blue tits and great tits nest in the woods and moorhen in the water; wrens and grey wagtails are common small birds seen along the boardwalk; and larger birds, ravens, buzzards and herons fly overhead. A glimpse of a kingfisher may be seen as a flash of electric blue, or a dipper may be bobbing along the river. The tawny owl can be heard, and often seen, in the woodland at night.

The sculptures include a huge dragonfly, giant seed pods and split oak timbers revealing the poem Nant y Pandy, by local poet Rolant o Fôn. The communities of Trearddur and Rhoscolyn, and the Kingsland, and Maeshyfryd wards of the town of Holyhead Building Control records are not public records which mean there is no public right to view or obtain information submitted under the Building Regulations. However, the owner of a property or a solicitor acting in the sale of the property can request to view plans or obtain a copy of completion certificates and decision notices for a specified fee. you can then select ‘Town and Community Council Boundaries’ to overlay the new electoral divisions too

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The communities of Bodffordd, the Llanddyfnan, Llangwyllog and Tregaean wards of the community of Llanddyfnan, and the Cyngar and Tudur wards of the town of Llangefni

Decisions on planning applications can be taken by either officers or elected councillors meeting at the Planning and Orde rs Committee, depending on the nature of the application.The default configuration in app.py can be overridden by specifying a configuration to load via the FISHMAP_CONFIG_FILE environment variable which must point to a Python ini style configuration file with a value per line. MapServer encryption key Fish like the trout, roach and perch may be seen in Llyn Pwmp, and sea trout are occasional visitors, as are eels. The Welsh Government successfully approved the Isle of Anglesey’s ATNM on 3 August 2022. The Active Travel Network Map user guide provides a step by step guide on how to access and use the online map. Those current walking and cycling routes that already meet Welsh Government active travel standards, meaning they can be readily used to everyday journeys.

New routes that the local authority proposes to create in the future, as well as current routes that are planned for improvement to bring them up to the standards. All local authorities in Wales must map and plan for suitable routes for Active Travel in their local area, known as Active Travel Network Maps (ATNMs). Go to the Active Travel Network Map for Anglesey HTTP_AUTH_USER - Username for basic HTTP auth (only required if the app is protected with basic auth) During development the application can be run using the builtin Flask web server. Simply run python app.py from the webapp directory once you have activated the virtual environment and installed the dependencies. The application will then be available at: http://localhost:5000/ Production In production there are various ways to run a Python Flask web application including running under Gunicorn using Nginx as a front-end web server. The application sets HTTP headers to enable caching of most content including map images using something like Varnish. ConfigurationThe application requires the following configuration be set in it's environment: Required Environment Variables These reflect changes that were introduced following a review carried out by the Local Democracy and Boundary Commission for Wales in 2020 and Welsh Government determination. The communities of Cylch-y-garn, Llannerch-y-Medd, Llanfachraeth, Llanfaethlu, Mechell and Tref Alaw Bangor, Garth, Glanadda, Hirael, Menai Bridge, Minffordd, Penrhos-garnedd, Upper Bangor, LL57 2, LL57 4, LL57 1, LL59 5

Related documents (as detailed above) will only be available for applications valid from 14 August, 2019. You can request the same documentation from applications prior to this date by filling in our online form.The communities of Llaneugrad, Llanfair Mathafarn Eithaf, Moelfre, Pentraeth and the Llanfihangel Tre’r The Welsh Government statement for the local authority electoral boundary review is available to read.