Laugharne Wastewater Treatment Works Future Plans On the 4th November Andrew and I met with four members of the Dwr Cymru (DC) team looking at the tree felling, vegetation clearance and cliff face stabilisation plans above Laugharne Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW). This was a very productive meeting on a number of fronts. We learnt quite a lot and we believe that we have made some good contacts for the future too. In detail then: 1. By way of context, it’s important to unde

A date for your diary is Wednesday October 8 when we are all invited for a tour of Coed Sancler, a community woodland on a near-three-acre site where an estimated 900 mixed broadleaf trees will be planted early this winter. We will meet the inspiration behind the project, Owain Grant, in the car park at the back of St Clears leisure centre at 10am . Please arrange to lift-share where possible and make sure you bring walking boots or wellies. Here are a couple of links to Owai

Drapertools have very kindly given us 12 Hand weeders and 6 long handled pavement weeders. If you would like to sign up the weeding group please email me. Training and tools will be provided. If we can keep the pavements weed free Carmarthenshire County Council have agreed not to spray Nomix Dual which contains Glyphosate

Here is a link to a pdf guide to wildlife in Laugharne . The Carmarthenshire Nature Partnership has produced this profile to highlight some of the wildlife, habitats, and important sites in your local area.

Robert Macfarlane: Rivers Are Dying So Give Them Rights Radical with Amol Rajan Serious pollution incidents by water companies in England rose by 60% last year, but the best-selling author Robert Macfarlane says there is a way to save our rivers. Days after a long-awaited review of the water sector in England and Wales was published, Amol sat down with Robert for a conversation about the state of rivers globally, why some are dying and how we can save them. From President Don