Llanddaniel

Llanddaniel, sometimes referred to as Llanddaniel Fab, is a small rural village and civil parish on the Isle of Anglesey, Wales. The name combines the Welsh llan- meaning church or parish with Daniel, reflecting the community’s historical association with Saint Daniel.

Geography and demography: The parish lies in the northern part of Anglesey and comprises scattered farms and a central cluster around the parish church. It has a small population, typical of rural Anglesey communities.

History and land use: Llanddaniel has medieval origins, with the parish church and surrounding farmsteads indicating a longstanding agricultural settlement. In modern times the area remains predominantly agricultural, with residents often commuting to nearby towns for work and services.

Landmarks: The parish church, dedicated to Saint Daniel, is a focal point of the village and represents the historic core of the community.

Governance and services: Llanddaniel is a civil parish within the Isle of Anglesey County Borough. It forms part of the Ynys Môn constituencies for both the UK Parliament and the Welsh Parliament. Local matters are managed by the Llanddaniel community council within the wider county structure.

See also: List of places in Anglesey.