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1917 Village hall is now ‘greenest’ in Wales after energy makeover

A Vale of Clwyd village hall is the ‘greenest’ in Wales after getting a renewable energy makeover. Trefnant Village...

Denbighshire’s Cabinet Lead Member for Environment, Councillor Sharon Frobisher, braved cold and blustery weather to see first hand the...

People thinking of fly-tipping in Monmouthshire are being warned that their efforts to spoil the county’s beauty won’t go...

Ifan Jones is another example of the strengthening links between farming and forestry in Wales. Forestry Commission Wales is...

Gwynedd Council’s Tidy Towns team have installed new bins across the county as part of the ongoing campaign to...

Mohammad Asghar AM has urged organisations across South Wales East with green ambitions to look towards taking advantage of...

A whole new world of exploration and excitement has opened up for disabled people to one of the most...

Having lobbied both this and the previous Cardiff Governments for a strategic policy to maximise the commercial benefits of...

Countryside managers and landowners came together recently to learn how to ensure that people can enjoy our woodlands free...

Bangor University Students Union have produced a 16 page bilingual Rubbish Survival Guide booklet aimed at encouraging students to...