Cyngor Gwynedd's care scrutiny committee held a meeting on the 5th November, 2026. Yet again, there were issues which meant that there was no translated feed for the first 14 minutes of the meeting. The webcast can be viewed here - https://gwynedd.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/1110372 There was the Update on the Progress of the Response Plan: Our Bravery Brought Justice. Gwynedd CEO, Dafydd Gibbard, reports that most of the recommendations have been implemented.

The Standards Committee of cyngor Gwynedd met on the 2nd, November, 2026. The Annual Report of the Ombudsman for Wales, Michelle Morris, was presented.Complaints against health boards have increased by 42% in the last year. Complaints against local authorities by 25% and housing associations by 27%. Morris writes 'Looking beyond our office, many people still find it hard to complain to public service providers and there remain areas of public services in Wales where access to

Cyngor Gwynedd held another Governance and Audit committee on 22nd, October, 2026, The previous meeting had to be deferred due to technical problems that stopped the council's monitoring officer having to explain the reasons for his 'briefing note' that 'advises' lay members and councillors against the raising and discussing of concerns of certain organisational matters. The contents of the 'briefing note' have not been made public... The last meeting went on long enough to a