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Local Gym with; cardio zone, over 20 resistance machines, 1000's of Kg in free weights, boxing section including bag, and full strongman facilities including atlas stones and circus dumbbells. Mobile

Mae Meithrinfa Medra yn darparu gofal ac addysg blynyddoedd cynnar o ansawdd i blant o dri mis oed hyd at oed ysgol mewn awyrgylch deniadol, cyfeillgar a Chymreig. Mae lle i 60 o blant yn y feithrinfa ddydd hon. Mae sesiynau gofal dydd llawn a rhan amser ar gael. Caiff bob plentyn gyfle i gymryd rhan mewn amrywiaeth o weithgareddau sy'n hybu pob agwedd o'i ddatblygiad. Mae gan y feithrinfa amrywiaeth eang o deganau, llyfrau a deunyddiau crefft ac arlunio, cyfleusterau chwarae dŵr a thywod ynghyd â llawer o offer sy'n annog chwarae dychmygus. Mae'r feithrinfa, sy'n cael ei rhedeg gan Mudiad Meithrin, wedi ei lleoli o fewn Canolfan Plant Llangefni, ar safle cyfleus gyda digon o lefydd parcio. ___________________________________________________________ Meithrinfa Medra day nursery offers quality early care and education for children from three months old to school age in a modern, friendly and informal atmosphere. The nursery offers 60 full time day care places, but part time sessions are also available. Each child has the opportunity to take part in various activities that promote all aspects of his/her development. The nursery is well equipped with toys, books art and craft materials, facilities for water and sand play, as well as various other equipment to encourage imaginative play. The nursery, managed by Mudiad Meithrin, is located in Canolfan Plant Llangefni, and is conveniently situated with ample parking.

6th Form Ysgol Gyfun Llangefni

jonagi had great food and great staff

We have fully qualified, DSA registered male and female instructors that are commited to providing a reliable service in a safe and friendly environment. Our instructors are CRB certified and fully insured as are their vehicles.

Cwmni teuluol yw ‘Hedyn Cyf’ a sefydlwyd yn 2011. Mae'n cynnwys dau frawd, Llywelyn a Gruffudd Tudur a'u mam Carolyn Tudur. Fel cwmni rydym yn awyddus i ddarparu deunydd ac adnoddau bywiog ar gyfer addysgu plant. Llywelyn a Gruffudd sydd yn gyfrifol am redeg gweithgareddau dyddiol y busnes. Maent hefyd yn gweithio ar ddatblygu cynnyrch ac adnoddau dysgu newydd a fydd ar gael yn y dyfodol. Mae Carolyn yn athrawes Cyfnod Sylfaen. Gyda 30 blynedd o brofiad, hi yw'r un fydd yn rhoi cyngor a chyfeiriad i'n holl eitemau ac adnoddau addysgol. Mae ei barn a’i harweiniad yn amhrisiadwy i ni; mae yn sicrhau ein bod yn darparu'r cynnyrch, adnoddau a’r gwasanaeth gorau posib ar gyfer addysg trwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg. ---------------------------------------------- 'Hedyn Cyf' is a family run business that was established in 2011. It consists of two brothers, Llywelyn and Gruffudd Tudur and their mother Carolyn. As a company we are keen to offer lively material and resources for teaching children through the medium of Welsh. Llywelyn and Gruffudd are responsible for running the day-to-day activities of the business. They are also responsible for product development and any new learning resources that will be available in the future. Carolyn is a primary school teacher. With 30 years of experience, she is the one who provides advice and direction to all of our products and educational resources. Her advice and knowledge of this field is invaluable to us; it ensures that we offer the best possible products, resources and service for Welsh medium education.

Community Voices Ynys Mon . Engaging with the community and empowering them to influence service provision.

Llangefni railway station was situated on the Anglesey Central Railway line from Gaerwen to Amlwch.A temporary terminus station was opened in 1864, approximately a quarter of a mile south of the current station. This station, near Glanhwfa Road, could be opened prior to the completion of bridge and cutting by which the railway travels through Llangefni. Once the portion of the line to Llanerchymedd had passed inspection in January 1866, the permanent station was opened. Little is known of the temporary station, but it may have seen some use as a goods yard after its closure to passengers.The line running through was single track and although a short loop was in existence on the Down (south) side it was never used as a passing loop.A gated track, presumably for livestock, ran diagonally down the steep hill side opposite the station and below the primary school. The gate was still there in the 1960s, with railway company plate, although the track itself was heavily overgrown.The two-storey station building was located on the Up (north) side of the track as was the small waggon shed and larger goods yard. The goods yard was used mainly for cattle as Llangefni was (and still is) the island's market town. A platform extension was undertaken in 1887 when the LNWR took over the line.All stations on the Anglesey Central line closed to passengers in 1964 as part of the Beeching Axe; goods works continued until 1993. The line itself has not been removed but the loop and the sidings have been, the latter being used as a car park. The station buildings themselves are now in private ownership. One of the best places on the island to see the remaining tracks are located in the Dingle (Nant Y Pandy) nature reserve near the station.