Fancy learning a little Welsh? There's never been a better time to learn Welsh. Whether you've always wanted to speak a few words of the language, understand more of Wales' rich culture, or simply challenge yourself to learn something new, our Welsh lessons offer a relaxed and enjoyable way to get started. At Colwyn Bay Pier Trust Ltd , we're passionate about celebrating the heritage, culture and identity of our local area. Learning Welsh is a wonderful way to connect more deeply with the community while helping to keep our language alive for future generations. A Friendly Welcome for Everyone Our classes are designed for complete beginners as well as those who already know a little Welsh but would like to build their confidence. There's no need to worry if you've never spoken a word of Welsh before. Our lessons are informal, supportive and taught at a pace that suits everyone. You'll be learning alongside others in exactly the same position, making it a fun and relaxed environment where questions are always encouraged. You'll discover that learning Welsh isn't just about vocabulary and grammar – it's about making friends, sharing experiences and becoming part of something special. Why Learn Welsh? There are so many reasons to give it a go: Connect more with your local community. Gain confidence using everyday Welsh phrases.. Meet new people in a welcoming environment. Keep your mind active while learning a valuable new skill. Even learning simple greetings and everyday conversations can make a real difference and help you feel more connected to life here in North Wales. Course Details Our 30-week course costs just £45 , which includes your course booklet, making it exceptional value for anyone wanting to learn a new language. You can choose from two evening classes: Monday Group - 7 September 2026 – 19 April 2027 (7.00pm – 9.00pm) Thursday Group - 10 September 2026 – 22 April 2027 (7.00pm – 9.00pm) Lessons are held at: 20 Station Road, Colwyn Bay, LL29 8BE. Book Your Place Places are limited each year and our classes are always popular, so we recommend booking as early as possible to avoid disappointment. To register or find out more, simply email: 📧 gwersicymraeg@hotmail.com Alternatively, you can pick up a registration form from our Colwyn Bay Pier Trust Fundraising Shop , where our volunteers will be happy to answer any questions about the course. Colwyn Bay Pier Trust Fundraising Shop 30 Penrhyn Road Colwyn Bay Conwy LL29 8LG Whether your goal is to confidently say Bore da, understand conversations, connect with your local community or simply enjoy learning something new, we'd be delighted to welcome you. Come and join us! We look forward to welcoming you this September.

Llandudno Pier repair work continues- this is when it could reopen, (This is great news) LLANDUDNO PIER could reopen in some capacity this coming weekend, with most of its businesses to remain closed until February. The famous Victorian-era landmark was devastated by Storm Darragh in early December, with Kelly's Ice Cream parlour "completely” swept away , while a 150-year-old unit was "ripped off its foundations", with storm damage totalling an estimated £250,000. Llandudno Pier, which is owned by Tir Prince Leisure Group, have given an update on the work which has already been undertaken at the site. The gentleman’s toilet block will have its roof replaced, as the footing for the Kelly’s unit now been cleared and made safe. The roof to the bar at the end of the pier is currently being repaired after several sections were blown o One hut remains on its side, with another impacted hut requiring surveying. “Several” benches and tables which were damaged are in the process of being repaired, and repairs will shortly start on the steel work supporting the structure – 10-12 pieces under the café, bar and deck arcade were “significantly” damaged and will need replacing or reattaching. “The weather hasn’t helped in any way with the progress of the repairs and we have faced several hurdles so far as a result,” said Paul Williams, Llandudno Pier general manager. “We are looking at opening up the Pier as far as the The Crystal Hut by next weekend. “The shops will remain closed until February 1 and then hopefully back fully trading for the upcoming season. “We are trying our hardest to get the Pier back open fully as quickly, but as safely, as possible. “On behalf of the whole team, I would like to thank everyone for all their continued support, it’s greatly appreciated. I look forward to to welcoming everyone back in the coming weeks.” Thisarticle is from the North Wales Pioneer see HERE