How we choose and check listings.

What we list

Events, places and venues on Anglesey that the public can attend or visit. An editor decides what to include. We may decline a listing that isn’t on Anglesey, isn’t open to the public, or whose details we can’t confirm.

Where the details come from

• From organisers and businesses, through our forms.
• From public sources, such as the organiser’s or venue’s own website or a public tourism listing.

Listings show where their details came from, for example “Listed by” the organiser or “Listing on” another website.

How we check listings

• An editor reviews every request by hand. Nothing sent through a form is published automatically.
• Where we can, we check dates, times, prices and opening hours against a public source.
• If something isn’t confirmed, such as a price or opening hours, we say it’s unknown rather than guess.
• We re-check listings over time, especially seasonal opening hours and repeating events.

Details can still change at short notice, so please check with the organiser or venue before you travel.

Corrections

If something is wrong, email hello@whatsonynysmon.co.uk with the page link and what needs fixing, or use “Something wrong? Tell us” on the listing page. You don’t need to run the place or event. Organisers and businesses can also use the event update form or place update form. We change a listing once we’ve confirmed the correct details.

Cancellations

Use the cancel or postpone form or email us with “URGENT cancellation” in the subject. Cancellations that affect the next 7 days are marked urgent. We confirm with the organiser or venue first, then mark either the single date or the whole event as cancelled.

Updates from businesses and organisers

If you run a place or event that’s listed, you can ask us to update it. There’s no login or self-service editing: an editor makes every change. Ticking a box or typing your own email doesn’t prove you run it, so before changing anything we confirm the request through a contact the business already publishes, such as its website, phone number or social media.

Editor’s picks and advertisements

Listings are free, and free listings stay free. Two kinds of placement can make a listing stand out, and each has its own label:

• Editor’s pickChosen by our editor because we think it’s worth your time. Nobody pays for it, and it can’t be bought.
• Advertisement: the business or organiser has paid for extra visibility for a set time. The word “Advertisement” is shown at the top of the card, before you open it, and on the listing page.
• Paying doesn’t change the details we publish or how we check them. Adverts sit in marked spots: first in the homepage lists, and in one labelled space above the results when your search matches them. An advert never appears for a search it doesn’t match, and the results underneath stay in their normal order.
• An advert only runs while the listing is open or the event is on, and nearby adverts only appear on pages close to the business. Adverts stop while a place is closed or an event is cancelled.

We don’t sell editor’s picks or day plans. Nothing is booked or charged unless the business accepts a written quote first. What’s on offer is on our For businesses page.

Images

We only use images we have permission to use. If you send one, you’ll be asked to confirm you made it or have permission. If we’re unsure, we publish the listing without an image.

Language

The site is in English. Descriptions can be sent in English or Welsh. We keep Welsh place names in their proper form, with accents, such as Ynys Môn.