Up to £20 million is coming to parts of Tudno and Mostyn over the next ten years, and a resident-led board wants to hear from you. Here’s what Pride in Place is, what’s happened so far and how to get involved.
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Most seaside towns offer a promenade and a decent stretch of beach, but few can claim a limestone headland rising straight out of the sea with its own cable car, tramway, and network of walking trails. The Great Orme gives Llandudno something genuinely different, and it turns what could be a fairly standard coastal break […]
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Coastal towns like Llandudno come with their own set of challenges when it comes to roofing. Salt-laden air, high winds off the sea, and prolonged wet spells all put extra strain on a building’s exterior, and flat roofs in Llandudno properties in particular can suffer if the wrong material or installation approach is used. Homeowners […]
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Llandudno is a town that changes character with the seasons, and knowing when to visit can make the difference between a crowded promenade and a stretch of coast almost to yourself. Anyone weighing up hotels in Llandudno within walking distance of the beach will find the choice of season matters just as much as the […]
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Choosing the right hotels in llandudno to stay can make or break a holiday, and this is especially true in a destination like Llandudno, where the promenade itself is one of the main attractions. With its sweeping Victorian architecture, direct sea views, and easy access to the pier, shops, and nearby Great Orme, the seafront […]
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Llandudno is one of the more genuinely accessible seaside towns in the United Kingdom, and unlike many resorts that have retrofitted accessibility as an afterthought, much of Llandudno’s accessibility comes directly from decisions made when the town was originally planned in the 1850s. The promenade was built flat and wide from the outset, which makes […]
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On Saturday 11 July 2026, Holy Trinity Church on Mostyn Street will host a special performance by Cantorion Gogledd Cymru, in aid of one of Llandudno’s most significant heritage causes of recent years: the appeal to install a permanent memorial window remembering the eight Llandudno men who died in the Wormhout Massacre of 1940, and […]
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If you are planning a ski holiday and wondering whether to take lessons at a local dry slope before you travel, you are asking the right question. The short answer is: yes, dry slope and resort lessons teach broadly the same technical foundations, but the experience of learning on each surface is different in ways […]
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When Paul founded Livetech in 2000, the idea of running a full-service digital agency from a coastal town in North Wales would have struck most people in the industry as eccentric at best. The web design and digital marketing world was centred on London and the South East, with a secondary cluster forming in Manchester. […]
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When overseas entrepreneurs think about starting a business in the UK, the default assumption is London. Perhaps Manchester or Edinburgh for those who have done slightly more research. North Wales does not tend to feature in the initial conversation. But an increasing number of international founders are discovering that the region — and Llandudno in […]
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There is a well-worn assumption in British business that if you want to build something serious, you need to be in London, Manchester, or at the very least somewhere within the M25’s gravitational pull. For decades, that assumption held. Proximity to clients, access to talent, networking events on every corner — the big cities had […]
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Trinity Square a Concentration of Professional Services What gives Trinity Square its strength is not simply the presence of professional businesses, but the way those businesses have accumulated and stabilised over time. There is a clear sense that the Square has evolved into a natural base for service-led firms in Llandudno, rather than being artificially […]
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Most people drive past Cae Bach Industrial Estate on Builder Street without a second thought. It looks like any other working estate. Functional. Quiet. Purpose-built. That’s exactly why it’s so easy to miss what’s actually happening here. Behind those unit doors sits one of the most concentrated clusters of independent food producers in North Wales. […]
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2nd – 4th May 2026 | May Day Bank Holiday Weekend | Free Entry Every May Day Bank Holiday, Llandudno doesn’t simply host an event — it steps back in time. The Victorian Extravaganza returns on Saturday 2nd to Monday 4th May 2026, transforming the town centre into a living celebration of the resort’s nineteenth-century […]
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There are seaside towns where the dancing stopped when the ballrooms closed, and there are towns like Llandudno — where, on any given week, you’ll find a sprung maple floor in use, dancers comparing notes over dinner, and coachloads arriving with their shoes packed before their coats. This is the guide to all of it: […]
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North Wales packs an extraordinary amount into a relatively small area. Within an hour or two of Llandudno you have mountain peaks, medieval castles, sweeping estuaries, world-class gardens and some of the most dramatic coastal scenery in Britain. Add the town itself, with its elegant promenade, Victorian architecture and lively entertainment scene, and you have […]
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Finding the right place to eat can transform an ordinary meal into something truly memorable — especially in a town as charming as Llandudno. With its stunning coastal views, elegant promenade and variety of dining spots, there’s no shortage of restaurants in Llandudno to suit every taste and occasion. Whether you’re planning a romantic dinner, […]
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The festive season is the perfect excuse to escape the usual routine, and there’s no better place to celebrate Christmas than Llandudno. With its Victorian charm, stunning seafront hotel llandudno, and festive spirit, this seaside town offers everything you need for a memorable Christmas getaway. Here’s why you should start planning your trip now. […]
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Looking for a fun-filled, family-friendly getaway this summer? Welcome to Llandudno, one of North Wales’ most cherished seaside towns, where traditional charm meets exciting attractions. Whether you are planning a weekend break or a longer summer holiday, Llandudno offers the perfect mix of beaches, coastal walks, classic amusements, and educational activities for children of all […]
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Traditional Venetian masks are exquisite pieces of art that carry centuries of history and craftsmanship. Whether you wear them during Carnival or use them as decorative treasures, good care is essential to keep their vibrant colors, intricate details, and delicate materials looking their best. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to clean, store, and display […]
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Unlock the Adventure: Exploring Escape Rooms in Llandudno and North Wales I wasn’t sure what to expect when I stepped into my first escape room just off Mostyn Street in Llandudno—but within minutes, I was hooked. There’s something special about being locked in with nothing but your brain, a few clues, and a ticking clock. […]
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Footfall to May 2025 Mostyn St and the Promenade 2024 new 2025 new January 361,096 419,828 February 389,875 432,876 March 423,141 554,377 April 469,021 633,387 May 528,005 608,428 June 484,028 July 524,894 August 590,176 September 466,503 October 550,234 November 463,462 December 446,278 Total 5,696,713 2,648,896
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Seafront hotels in Llandudno offer more than just a place to sleep—they provide the perfect base for discovering the best of North Wales. With its seaside charm, central location, and easy access to some of the region’s most stunning landscapes, Llandudno is the ideal hub for holidaymakers looking to explore it all. Here’s why Llandudno […]
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If you own or manage a hotel or building in Llandudno or anywhere across North Wales, the question of asbestos may well have crossed your mind, particularly if the building was constructed before the year 2000. Asbestos was not fully banned in the UK until 1999, which means it is present in a significant proportion […]
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