by Andrew Guilford | Feb 26, 2021 | Circular Economy, News
A project run by Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is removing scrub (small trees) scattered across 379 hectares (937 acres) of rare lowland raised peat bogs. The LIFE Welsh Raised Bogs project aims to restore seven of the very best examples of lowland raised bogs sites...
by Andrew Guilford | Feb 26, 2021 | Circular Economy, News
To help us understand the impacts of climate change, and adapt to change, Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum are working with Natural Resources Wales (NRW) to trial tools developed by the Coastal Communities Adapting Together project. (CCAT): https://www.ccatproject.eu/ You...
by Andrew Guilford | Feb 26, 2021 | Circular Economy, News
On 18 February Swansea Council’s cabinet adopted a plan that aims to help deliver a greener city. It aims to help deliver: a greener city, with fewer hard surfaces, to help create a city centre that is a more attractive place in which to live and more resilient...
by Andrew Guilford | Feb 26, 2021 | Circular Economy, Creative Economy, Development Investment, News, Travel Transport Tourism
Some useful things have come out of lockdown: out of monthly chats during those long months of 2020 on that well-known video conferencing site came a number of ideas for helping to revitalise what this group of cousins saw as a rather tired Fishguard. This then led to...
by Andrew Guilford | Feb 25, 2021 | Buy Regional, Development Investment, News
NPTC Group of Colleges is strengthening its community links and has appointed former commercial lawyer Gemma Charnock to lead the way. Gemma takes on the new position of Vice Principal: External Relations after previously holding the position of Assistant Principal:...
by Andrew Guilford | Feb 16, 2021 | Buy Regional, News
Regional law firm Peter Lynn and Partners have continued the expansion of their West Wales team with the appointment of senior solicitor, Christina Anthony. Christina, who until recently ran her own legal practice in Llanelli, is a specialist in property and family...
