Anglesey Mental Health Survey

? other main centres about 2-3,000. ?r'culture is a major element in the p^omy of the island. The other J?"Pal sources of income are the 0p Way and port at Holyhead, a number tr? Srnall factories, a summer tourist lhe ? and *he f?rces' establishments on tetitl1Sla"d' Unemployment is persis8 Jy high, usually in the range of for the insured population, and the ̂ e,nerations many have had to leave t0 ,ls'and in search of work. The day's ^an8uage over most of the island 75?/ 'shThe 1961 Census showed $p/?, .?f the population to be WelshsPea^-ng' w the rnonogl?t Englishes8 largely ??cahsed to certain 4'1 the hospital services for the ^tal]y ju are organjsed from Denbigh in t, ^iles away from the nearest point noj lsland, and for the mentally subth0^al from Conway, 15 miles away, the latter are in fact scattered 8 Var^ous hospitals?some very far