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Bangor Conwy Môn

One of Wales's 16 Senedd constituencies. It is made up of 97 neighbourhoods of about 1,600 people each, and six Members represent it in the Senedd.

Who represents it

All six were elected together from party lists, so each one represents the whole constituency. You can contact any of them about anything the Senedd or the Welsh Government is responsible for.

Afan Ogwr RhonddaBangor Conwy MônBlaenau Gwent Caerffili RhymniBrycheiniog Tawe NeddCaerdydd Ffynnon TafCaerdydd PenarthCasnewydd IslwynCeredigion PenfroClwydFflint WrecsamGwynedd MaldwynGŵyr AbertawePen-y-bont Bro MorgannwgPontypridd Cynon MerthyrSir Fynwy TorfaenSir Gaerfyrddin

Town and country

Of its 97 neighbourhoods, 39 are in towns and cities, 25 are small towns or on the edge of towns, and 33 are villages or open countryside.

Across Wales, 16% of neighbourhoods are villages or countryside.

Amlwch Port: Small town or edge of townAmlwch Rural: Village or countrysideBeaumaris: Small town or edge of townBodffordd: Village or countrysideBodorgan: Village or countrysideBraint: Small town or edge of townBryngwran: Village or countrysideBrynteg: Small town or edge of townCadnant (Isle of Anglesey): Small town or edge of townCefni: Small town or edge of townCwm Cadnant: Village or countrysideCyngar: Small town or edge of townGwyngyll: Small town or edge of townTref Cybi: Town or cityKingsland: Town or cityLlanbadrig: Small town or edge of townLlanbedr-goch: Small town or edge of townLlaneilian: Village or countrysideLlanfaethlu: Village or countrysideLlanfair-yn-Neubwll 1: Village or countrysideLlanfair-yn-Neubwll 2: Village or countrysideLlanfihangel Ysgeifiog: Small town or edge of townLlangoed: Village or countrysideLlanidan: Village or countrysideLlannerch-y-medd: Village or countrysideLondon Road: Town or cityMaeshyfryd: Town or cityMechell: Village or countrysideMorawelon: Town or cityParc a'r Mynydd: Town or cityPentraeth: Village or countrysidePorthyfelin 1: Town or cityPorthyfelin 2: Town or cityRhosyr: Village or countrysideTrearddur 2: Village or countrysideTudur: Small town or edge of townTysilio: Small town or edge of townValley 2: Small town or edge of townAbergwyngregyn, Llanllechid a Llandygai: Village or countrysideDeiniol: Town or cityDewi: Town or cityGerlan a Rachub: Small town or edge of townGlyder: Town or cityHendre (Bangor): Town or cityGarth: Town or cityHirael: Town or cityDe Marchog: Town or cityGogledd Marchog: Town or cityBangor Uchaf: Town or cityDe Bethesda: Small town or edge of townGogledd Bethesda: Small town or edge of townPenrhosgarnedd: Town or cityGlasinfryn, Pentir, Treborth: Village or countrysideTre-garth a Mynydd Llandygai: Village or countrysideBetws-y-Coed: Village or countrysideBetws-yn-Rhos: Village or countrysideBryn: Small town or edge of townCaerhun: Village or countrysideCapelulo: Small town or edge of townConwy 1: Town or cityConwy 2: Town or cityConwy 3: Town or cityCraig-y-don 1: Town or cityCraig-y-don 2: Town or cityCrwst: Small town or edge of townDeganwy 1: Town or cityDeganwy 2: Town or cityEglwys-bach: Village or countrysideGogarth 1: Town or cityGogarth 2: Town or cityGower (Conwy): Small town or edge of townLlangernyw: Village or countrysideLlansannan: Village or countrysideMarl 1: Town or cityMarl 2: Town or cityMostyn (Conwy) 1: Town or cityMostyn (Conwy) 2: Town or cityPandy: Small town or edge of townPant-yr-afon and Penmaenan 1: Small town or edge of townPant-yr-afon and Penmaenan 2: Small town or edge of townPenrhyn 1: Town or cityPenrhyn 2: Town or cityPenrhyn 3: Town or cityPen-sarn 1: Town or cityPen-sarn 2: Town or cityTrefriw: Village or countrysideTudno 1: Town or cityTudno 2: Town or cityTudno 3: Town or cityUwch Conwy: Village or countrysideUwch Aled: Village or countrysideEfenechtyd: Village or countrysideLlanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch: Village or countrysideLlansanffraid: Small town or edge of townLlanddyfnan and Moelfre: Village or countrysideTrearddur 1 and Valley 1: Village or countrysideAberffraw and Rhosneigr: Village or countryside
Town and country
  • Town or city
  • Small town or edge of town
  • Village or countryside

Welsh speakers

In the 2021 census, about 46% of people here aged three or over said they could speak Welsh. Across Wales it was about 18%.

In 59 of its neighbourhoods, 40% or more can speak Welsh.

The highest share is in De Bethesda, at 81.2%.

Amlwch Port: 59.5% speak WelshAmlwch Rural: 50.5% speak WelshBeaumaris: 36.8% speak WelshBodffordd: 72.1% speak WelshBodorgan: 64.1% speak WelshBraint: 72.8% speak WelshBryngwran: 68.6% speak WelshBrynteg: 48.7% speak WelshCadnant (Isle of Anglesey): 45.7% speak WelshCefni: 72.6% speak WelshCwm Cadnant: 57.5% speak WelshCyngar: 78.6% speak WelshGwyngyll: 68.1% speak WelshTref Cybi: 37.5% speak WelshKingsland: 45.8% speak WelshLlanbadrig: 47.1% speak WelshLlanbedr-goch: 39.5% speak WelshLlaneilian: 52.6% speak WelshLlanfaethlu: 60.9% speak WelshLlanfair-yn-Neubwll 1: 65.4% speak WelshLlanfair-yn-Neubwll 2: 37.2% speak WelshLlanfihangel Ysgeifiog: 75.2% speak WelshLlangoed: 46.2% speak WelshLlanidan: 63.8% speak WelshLlannerch-y-medd: 67.1% speak WelshLondon Road: 46.5% speak WelshMaeshyfryd: 41.0% speak WelshMechell: 56.5% speak WelshMorawelon: 37.8% speak WelshParc a'r Mynydd: 48.5% speak WelshPentraeth: 54.3% speak WelshPorthyfelin 1: 36.4% speak WelshPorthyfelin 2: 44.5% speak WelshRhosyr: 61.2% speak WelshTrearddur 2: 35.0% speak WelshTudur: 74.8% speak WelshTysilio: 58.2% speak WelshValley 2: 48.3% speak WelshAbergwyngregyn, Llanllechid a Llandygai: 57.8% speak WelshDeiniol: 19.6% speak WelshDewi: 51.8% speak WelshGerlan a Rachub: 73.2% speak WelshGlyder: 53.0% speak WelshHendre (Bangor): 38.3% speak WelshGarth: 33.0% speak WelshHirael: 35.2% speak WelshDe Marchog: 51.5% speak WelshGogledd Marchog: 48.3% speak WelshBangor Uchaf: 22.4% speak WelshDe Bethesda: 81.2% speak WelshGogledd Bethesda: 74.1% speak WelshPenrhosgarnedd: 62.3% speak WelshGlasinfryn, Pentir, Treborth: 57.3% speak WelshTre-garth a Mynydd Llandygai: 67.7% speak WelshBetws-y-Coed: 47.1% speak WelshBetws-yn-Rhos: 41.5% speak WelshBryn: 42.4% speak WelshCaerhun: 39.2% speak WelshCapelulo: 31.4% speak WelshConwy 1: 23.7% speak WelshConwy 2: 23.2% speak WelshConwy 3: 33.7% speak WelshCraig-y-don 1: 17.7% speak WelshCraig-y-don 2: 18.9% speak WelshCrwst: 57.4% speak WelshDeganwy 1: 19.4% speak WelshDeganwy 2: 22.7% speak WelshEglwys-bach: 53.7% speak WelshGogarth 1: 14.9% speak WelshGogarth 2: 14.9% speak WelshGower (Conwy): 60.7% speak WelshLlangernyw: 61.9% speak WelshLlansannan: 59.5% speak WelshMarl 1: 25.6% speak WelshMarl 2: 28.0% speak WelshMostyn (Conwy) 1: 17.7% speak WelshMostyn (Conwy) 2: 16.8% speak WelshPandy: 45.5% speak WelshPant-yr-afon and Penmaenan 1: 31.2% speak WelshPant-yr-afon and Penmaenan 2: 33.5% speak WelshPenrhyn 1: 23.0% speak WelshPenrhyn 2: 22.3% speak WelshPenrhyn 3: 18.5% speak WelshPen-sarn 1: 28.8% speak WelshPen-sarn 2: 28.7% speak WelshTrefriw: 42.6% speak WelshTudno 1: 17.2% speak WelshTudno 2: 19.5% speak WelshTudno 3: 18.9% speak WelshUwch Conwy: 61.8% speak WelshUwch Aled: 64.3% speak WelshEfenechtyd: 47.0% speak WelshLlanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch: 47.3% speak WelshLlansanffraid: 32.2% speak WelshLlanddyfnan and Moelfre: 57.9% speak WelshTrearddur 1 and Valley 1: 49.4% speak WelshAberffraw and Rhosneigr: 51.1% speak Welsh
Share who can speak Welsh
  • Under 10%
  • 10 to 20%
  • 20 to 40%
  • 40 to 60%
  • 60% or more

Deprivation

The Welsh Government ranks every neighbourhood in Wales, from the most deprived (1) to the least deprived (1,917). It looks at income, jobs, health, education, housing, access to services, safety and the local environment. It describes places, not people: not everyone in a deprived area is poor, and many people on low incomes live elsewhere.

5 of the neighbourhoods here are among the 10% most deprived in Wales, and 7 are among the 10% least deprived. If deprivation were spread evenly, you would expect about 10 of each.

The most deprived is Tudno 2, ranked 42 of 1,917. The least deprived is Penrhyn 3, ranked 1,861.

Better or worse than the middle of Wales

The rank of the middle neighbourhood here on each measure. Dots to the left of the line are more deprived than the middle of Wales; dots to the right are less deprived.

← More deprivedLess deprived →
  • Income
  • Jobs
  • Health
  • Education
  • Access to services
  • Housing
  • Community safety
  • Local environment

Compared with the rest of Wales, it does worst on housing and best on the local environment.

Amlwch Port: deprivation rank 570 of 1,917Amlwch Rural: deprivation rank 1,132 of 1,917Beaumaris: deprivation rank 676 of 1,917Bodffordd: deprivation rank 991 of 1,917Bodorgan: deprivation rank 1,026 of 1,917Braint: deprivation rank 1,833 of 1,917Bryngwran: deprivation rank 573 of 1,917Brynteg: deprivation rank 1,249 of 1,917Cadnant (Isle of Anglesey): deprivation rank 1,550 of 1,917Cefni: deprivation rank 1,348 of 1,917Cwm Cadnant: deprivation rank 1,628 of 1,917Cyngar: deprivation rank 1,240 of 1,917Gwyngyll: deprivation rank 1,741 of 1,917Tref Cybi: deprivation rank 112 of 1,917Kingsland: deprivation rank 440 of 1,917Llanbadrig: deprivation rank 913 of 1,917Llanbedr-goch: deprivation rank 1,195 of 1,917Llaneilian: deprivation rank 898 of 1,917Llanfaethlu: deprivation rank 627 of 1,917Llanfair-yn-Neubwll 1: deprivation rank 904 of 1,917Llanfair-yn-Neubwll 2: deprivation rank 927 of 1,917Llanfihangel Ysgeifiog: deprivation rank 1,159 of 1,917Llangoed: deprivation rank 775 of 1,917Llanidan: deprivation rank 780 of 1,917Llannerch-y-medd: deprivation rank 645 of 1,917London Road: deprivation rank 348 of 1,917Maeshyfryd: deprivation rank 307 of 1,917Mechell: deprivation rank 640 of 1,917Morawelon: deprivation rank 211 of 1,917Parc a'r Mynydd: deprivation rank 1,314 of 1,917Pentraeth: deprivation rank 989 of 1,917Porthyfelin 1: deprivation rank 182 of 1,917Porthyfelin 2: deprivation rank 917 of 1,917Rhosyr: deprivation rank 612 of 1,917Trearddur 2: deprivation rank 1,396 of 1,917Tudur: deprivation rank 303 of 1,917Tysilio: deprivation rank 1,435 of 1,917Valley 2: deprivation rank 1,619 of 1,917Abergwyngregyn, Llanllechid a Llandygai: deprivation rank 1,052 of 1,917Deiniol: deprivation rank 905 of 1,917Dewi: deprivation rank 1,116 of 1,917Gerlan a Rachub: deprivation rank 1,127 of 1,917Glyder: deprivation rank 1,427 of 1,917Hendre (Bangor): deprivation rank 551 of 1,917Garth: deprivation rank 1,414 of 1,917Hirael: deprivation rank 576 of 1,917De Marchog: deprivation rank 178 of 1,917Gogledd Marchog: deprivation rank 81 of 1,917Bangor Uchaf: deprivation rank 1,641 of 1,917De Bethesda: deprivation rank 952 of 1,917Gogledd Bethesda: deprivation rank 577 of 1,917Penrhosgarnedd: deprivation rank 1,742 of 1,917Glasinfryn, Pentir, Treborth: deprivation rank 863 of 1,917Tre-garth a Mynydd Llandygai: deprivation rank 1,181 of 1,917Betws-y-Coed: deprivation rank 1,012 of 1,917Betws-yn-Rhos: deprivation rank 998 of 1,917Bryn: deprivation rank 819 of 1,917Caerhun: deprivation rank 1,113 of 1,917Capelulo: deprivation rank 1,386 of 1,917Conwy 1: deprivation rank 625 of 1,917Conwy 2: deprivation rank 1,506 of 1,917Conwy 3: deprivation rank 1,377 of 1,917Craig-y-don 1: deprivation rank 799 of 1,917Craig-y-don 2: deprivation rank 1,675 of 1,917Crwst: deprivation rank 912 of 1,917Deganwy 1: deprivation rank 1,752 of 1,917Deganwy 2: deprivation rank 1,437 of 1,917Eglwys-bach: deprivation rank 1,011 of 1,917Gogarth 1: deprivation rank 604 of 1,917Gogarth 2: deprivation rank 1,228 of 1,917Gower (Conwy): deprivation rank 860 of 1,917Llangernyw: deprivation rank 754 of 1,917Llansannan: deprivation rank 947 of 1,917Marl 1: deprivation rank 1,838 of 1,917Marl 2: deprivation rank 1,126 of 1,917Mostyn (Conwy) 1: deprivation rank 583 of 1,917Mostyn (Conwy) 2: deprivation rank 488 of 1,917Pandy: deprivation rank 1,413 of 1,917Pant-yr-afon and Penmaenan 1: deprivation rank 861 of 1,917Pant-yr-afon and Penmaenan 2: deprivation rank 621 of 1,917Penrhyn 1: deprivation rank 1,549 of 1,917Penrhyn 2: deprivation rank 1,858 of 1,917Penrhyn 3: deprivation rank 1,861 of 1,917Pen-sarn 1: deprivation rank 655 of 1,917Pen-sarn 2: deprivation rank 1,540 of 1,917Trefriw: deprivation rank 787 of 1,917Tudno 1: deprivation rank 289 of 1,917Tudno 2: deprivation rank 42 of 1,917Tudno 3: deprivation rank 1,324 of 1,917Uwch Conwy: deprivation rank 755 of 1,917Uwch Aled: deprivation rank 868 of 1,917Efenechtyd: deprivation rank 1,065 of 1,917Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch: deprivation rank 1,015 of 1,917Llansanffraid: deprivation rank 1,425 of 1,917Llanddyfnan and Moelfre: deprivation rank 1,160 of 1,917Trearddur 1 and Valley 1: deprivation rank 838 of 1,917Aberffraw and Rhosneigr: deprivation rank 888 of 1,917
Deprivation rank
  • 10% most deprived
  • 10 to 20%
  • 20 to 30%
  • 30 to 50%
  • Less deprived half

Second homes

In March 2023, in the typical area here, about 30 in every 1,000 homes on the council tax list were second homes. Across Wales the typical figure was 6.

In 3 of its 22 areas it was 50 or more, which is one home in every 20.

No figures are published for 9 of its areas, shown in grey.

These figures are for wider areas of about 7,000 people, so neighbouring neighbourhoods share a colour.

Amlwch Port: No figureAmlwch Rural: No figureBeaumaris: No figureBodffordd: No figureBodorgan: No figureBraint: No figureBryngwran: No figureBrynteg: No figureCadnant (Isle of Anglesey): No figureCefni: No figureCwm Cadnant: No figureCyngar: No figureGwyngyll: No figureTref Cybi: No figureKingsland: No figureLlanbadrig: No figureLlanbedr-goch: No figureLlaneilian: No figureLlanfaethlu: No figureLlanfair-yn-Neubwll 1: No figureLlanfair-yn-Neubwll 2: No figureLlanfihangel Ysgeifiog: No figureLlangoed: No figureLlanidan: No figureLlannerch-y-medd: No figureLondon Road: No figureMaeshyfryd: No figureMechell: No figureMorawelon: No figureParc a'r Mynydd: No figurePentraeth: No figurePorthyfelin 1: No figurePorthyfelin 2: No figureRhosyr: No figureTrearddur 2: No figureTudur: No figureTysilio: No figureValley 2: No figureAbergwyngregyn, Llanllechid a Llandygai: 21Deiniol: 44Dewi: 9Gerlan a Rachub: 21Glyder: 9Hendre (Bangor): 9Garth: 44Hirael: 44De Marchog: 9Gogledd Marchog: 44Bangor Uchaf: 44De Bethesda: 21Gogledd Bethesda: 21Penrhosgarnedd: 9Glasinfryn, Pentir, Treborth: 29Tre-garth a Mynydd Llandygai: 21Betws-y-Coed: 67Betws-yn-Rhos: 30Bryn: 34Caerhun: 63Capelulo: 34Conwy 1: 63Conwy 2: 63Conwy 3: 63Craig-y-don 1: 59Craig-y-don 2: 23Crwst: 67Deganwy 1: 33Deganwy 2: 33Eglwys-bach: 67Gogarth 1: 59Gogarth 2: 59Gower (Conwy): 67Llangernyw: 30Llansannan: 30Marl 1: 33Marl 2: 33Mostyn (Conwy) 1: 23Mostyn (Conwy) 2: 59Pandy: 34Pant-yr-afon and Penmaenan 1: 34Pant-yr-afon and Penmaenan 2: 34Penrhyn 1: 24Penrhyn 2: 24Penrhyn 3: 24Pen-sarn 1: 15Pen-sarn 2: 15Trefriw: 67Tudno 1: 59Tudno 2: 23Tudno 3: 23Uwch Conwy: 67Uwch Aled: 30Efenechtyd: 14Llanrhaeadr-yng-Nghinmeirch: 8Llansanffraid: 15Llanddyfnan and Moelfre: No figureTrearddur 1 and Valley 1: No figureAberffraw and Rhosneigr: No figure
Second homes per 1,000 homes
  • Fewer than 10
  • 10 to 25
  • 25 to 50
  • 50 to 100
  • 100 or more
  • No figure

What its Members talk about

The subjects its six Members have raised most in debates, questions and committees this Senedd term.

  1. The economy and jobs153 contributions
  2. The NHS144 contributions
  3. Schools134 contributions
  4. Public finances93 contributions
  5. Climate and nature88 contributions
  6. Transport83 contributions

About these figures

Each neighbourhood (a Lower layer Super Output Area, the smallest area most official statistics are published for) is placed in the constituency that contains its centre. A constituency's figure for Welsh speakers is the average of its neighbourhoods, which have similar numbers of people.

The maps are read from DataMapWales, the Welsh Government's map service, and checked once a month for updates. Last read 26 October 2026.

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