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Praise for Bro Banw, Tycroes and Llandeilo schools on environment work

A NUMBER of schools in Carmarthenshire have been celebrated for their work with the environment.

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Work set to get underway on new seating area in Newtown park

Work set to get underway on new seating area in Newtown park
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Lifeline deal for Powys outdoor learning charity Tir Coed

A mid Wales outdoor learning charity has managed to secure funding in a “lifeline deal”

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Tir Coed s AnTir projects funding from NRW across west Wales

A PROJECT connecting people to nature across west Wales has received funding from Natural Resources Wales.

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Tir Coed s AnTir funding secured to connect people with nature

A PROJECT connecting people to nature across west Wales has received funding from Natural Resources Wales.

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