A former council leader who said "all Tories should be shot" will not be suspended, a committee has decided.
Ieuan Williams made the remarks at an internal Anglesey council meeting in June 2023 before apologising and referring himself to the public services ombudsman.
At the time he said he was "angry and emotional" about poverty when he made the "crass remark".
The ombudsman said the comments "brought the council into disrepute" but, on Friday, the council's standards committee said Williams would be be censured, but not suspended.
When a politician is censured, it means a formal statement of disapproval is issued by their party or organisation that condemns their actions or behaviour.
During the committee's meeting, Williams admitted breaching the code of conduct, which a report also found he had failed to comply with.
