National Gardens Scheme (NGS) have created a new partnership between the GardenTags social network and Perennial aiming to raise the profile of both charities among the 50,000+ users of the new gardening community app and builds on the strong existing […]
The National Garden Scheme has a rich and interesting history that is closely connected with nursing in the UK. 1859 William Rathbone, a Liverpool merchant, employed a nurse to care for his wife at home. After his wife’s death, Rathbone […]
Cambrian Training Company who offer a range of training programmes worked with the Jobs Growth Wales scheme for the chocolate company Nomnom who then wanted their employees to know more about chocolate so sent them to Madagascar. James Rees and […]
Award-winning Cambrian Training Company is seeking new business opportunities on both sides of the Welsh border after moving to impressive new headquarters in Welshpool. Cambrian Training Company has centralised its business operations at the 1,100 square feet Ty Cambrian, Unit […]
Jobs Growth Wales provider Cambrian Training will help young people find employment with their programme. Jobs Growth Wales will create thousands of jobs a year for job ready young people throughout Wales. Unemployed? Aged 16-24? Looking for a Job? If […]
Coleg Sir Gâr students have been working with the National Botanic Garden and the Llanarthne community to capture memories of a bygone era as part of the Garden’s £6.7m Heritage Lottery-funded Regency Restoration project. As part of their Welsh Baccalaureate […]
Culture is all-pervasive at Nanteos Mansion with associations with leading European figures such as the composer Wagner and the poet Browning. It’s an easy concept to grasp, they are famous cultural figures and they both stayed at the Mansion while […]
A land based lecturer and recently appointed assistant curriculum head in land based studies at Coleg Sir Gar has won the Colleges Wales Teacher of the Year award. The passion and enthusiasm of Mary Richards has been recognised with the […]
There can be few better known faces in the village of Sennybridge than Councillor Evan Morgan – who celebrates an amazing two decades of service with Brecon Beacons National Park Authority this year. Recently re-elected as Chairman of the Planning […]
An Assistant Conservation Officer for Brecon Beacons National Park Authority has recently achieved the John Muir Trust Conserver Award as a result of his extensive work with volunteers and upland bird species monitoring in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Jason […]
Brecon Beacons National Park Authority has launched a unique bilingual Visitor Charter entitled “5 ways to Love the Brecon Beacons”. Tourism businesses in the National Park were asked to name their top five issues with visitor behaviours. The results of […]
Last week, residents near Trapp, below the Black Mountain, may have been alarmed to see a fire on Mynydd Isaf common near Carreg Cennen Castle, but this time the fire was both intentional and beneficial. Organised by Brecon Beacons National Park […]
