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New weapon to tackle fly-tipping

Gwynedd Council will be using surveillance cameras to target fly-tipping hot-spots. The Council’s Street Enforcement Team, who work in...

The woodlands of Wales make a valuable contribution to the Welsh economy and a number of organisations exist to...

Over 150 volunteers – all staff from Bank of America’s Europe Card Services – have been working tirelessly with...

Some of Britain’s leading geologists have been venturing into the hills of the Brecon Beacons National Park in search...

Recycle your cycles at Pontypridd High – and help students create the first zero-waste school in the country. Since...

Swansea Residents are being given the chance to have their say on refuse collections and recycling in the city...

Gwynedd Council has improved the recycling banks site on Pwllheli’s North Quay, following a request by Pwllheli Town Council....

Changes to the flood warning service provided by the Environment Agency have been welcomed by Darren Millar AM. The...

Council employees in Cwmbran’s County Hall are to be encouraged to take simple actions to reduce energy consumption, both...

It’s like a woodland version of Google’s Street View, but Forestry Commission Wales’s new Map Viewer will help farmers...