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Teachers get a wiggle on to tackle climate change

Teachers from Gwent got a wiggle on recently to learn new ways of teaching children how trees can help...

The local environment in the South Pwllheli Communities First area has benefitted from a financial boost from Gwynedd Council’s...

Children got a laugh out of climate change recently – but the fun and games at Garwnant Visitor Centre...

Local takeaway restaurants have joined forces with Monmouthshire County Council to encourage their customers to recycle more foil trays. ...

Local school children from Abergele were joined by their Assembly Member and residents of a sheltered housing scheme to...

Cardiff Council has planted over 100 new trees at Nant Fawr Woodlands. The trees have been donated by the...

A Flintshire company which makes play equipment for children saw its heating bills slide by up to a half...

Plaid councillor Don Cullen and party colleague Elizabeth Holland have condemned fly tippers after completing a major litter-pick in...

Gwynedd Council is supporting a government scheme which encourages people to use natural power sources such as the sun,...

Managing the growing number of deer in Welsh Assembly Government woodlands could be good for your health, as well...