A property firm advertising a holiday home using an English name rather than the original Welsh showed "pure disrespect", a council leader has said.

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Llinos Medi said Anglesey Homes showed "a lack of understanding" by promoting 9 Gwel-yr-Wyddfa, in Llanfaelog, Anglesey, as 9 Sandy Retreat.

The firm said it was a misunderstanding and the official name had not changed.

Plaid Cymru's deputy leader, Rhun ap Iorwerth asked if deleting Welsh was part of the company's business plan.

The furore over Gwel-yr-Wyddfa, which translates as view of Snowdon, has prompted further calls for the Welsh government to pass legislation to protect Welsh place names.

In response, the government said it was taking the matter "seriously".

In social media posts that prompted hundreds of responses, Anglesey Homes said: "We've renamed our Gwel-yr-Wyddfa property! It is now known as 9 Sandy Retreat - available for eight guests, pet friendly, and in the beautiful village of Llanfaelog."

Gwyneth Parry, who lives nearby, said she was disgusted by the post.

"How can they put a name like Sandy Retreat? The sand is a good walk away, you're not on the beach here," she said.

"Hopefully we'll be able to stop this. I know a lot of people are unhappy about this. It's the Welsh language, we're on Anglesey and we should keep houses with Welsh names. It's important."