Environment and Farming
Llanelli and Llandeilo pupils part of Wales’ first online Youth Climate Summit
Pupils from Ysgol Bro Dinefwr and Coedcae School were among over 50 participants who attended the first online Youth Climate…
Swansea team help Welsh printer company recycle old products into new toner cartridges
The ASTUTE 2020 operation based at Swansea University has provided industrial Research, Development, and Innovation (RD&I) support to help Brother…
Fire crews called to flooding incidents – and warn of more to come as Storm Christoph continues
As Storm Christoph continues to wreak havoc across the region, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service has issued…
100 new trees planted in four Swansea parks
One hundred new trees have been planted improving biodiversity and the wider environment at four parks in Swansea. Swansea Council's…
Bike grant helping to save tree-lined street in Swansea
A Swansea street is being saved from losing its tree-lined character thanks to a multi-million pound investment to boost cycling…
Council looks to private business to take over running of Carmarthen Mart
Carmarthenshire County Council is looking for a business to operate its livestock market in Carmarthen. The council intends to offer…
New active travel route to transform overgrown bridleway across former landfill site in Clyne
An overgrown and neglected bridleway in a Swansea community is being given a new lease of life in a bid…
New cycle and walking route planned between Neath and Tonna
Neath Port Talbot Council has appointed a contractor to start work on the creation of a new Active Travel route…
More than 60 Neath Port Talbot homes benefit from free central heating scheme
More than 60 homes throughout Neath Port Talbot have now had a free central heating system installed thanks to the…
The number of people using Swansea’s cycle routes has more than tripled, new figures show.
Electronic cycle-counters installed along many of the routes along Swansea Bay have recorded a tripling of cyclists using routes in…