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Groundwork in Wales

Welcome to Groundwork in Wales Welcome to Groundwork in Wales

Groundwork in Wales is a leading environmental regeneration charity making sustainable development a reality in communities in need of investment and support.

The purpose is to achieve sustainable communities through joint environmental action. We have been active in Wales for more than twenty years, weaving together environmental, social and economic programmes in a holistic approach to regeneration.

 

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M&S To Roll-Out Charging For Food Carrier Bags Across UK
28 Feb 2008
Marks & Spencer is to roll-out a 5p charge for food carrier bags in all of its UK stores from the beginning of May to encourage customers to reduce the number of bags they use and to raise money for environmental projects.
Groundwork Caerphilly launches free family festival
30 Apr 2008
Groundwork Caerphilly is running a free family festival, the Green Park Visual Arts Festival, at Waunfawr Park, Crosskeys on the 11th May 2008.
Marks & Spencer Carrier Bag Charge Starts
6 May 2008
Marks & Spencer has introduced a 5p charge for its single use food carrier bags in all of its UK stores today, Tuesday 6th May, and announces the first five ‘greener living spaces’ projects that all profits will be invested in.
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Overhaul for Swansea bus station

The long-awaited redevelopment of Swansea's main bus station has finally been given the go-ahead.
Open door plan at historic sites

Pensioners and children will have free entry to historic sites, which currently charge, says an assembly minister.
£200m waterfront scheme hits snag

No new developments will be allowed to open at Llanelli waterfront for two years due to sewerage problems.
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