GROWERS across Wales reached great heights thanks to a revolutionary vertical farming project.

And following a successful two-year programme the groundbreaking Tech Tyfu initiative – delivered by not-for-profit organisation Menter Môn – is set to continue until Summer 2024 via Welsh Government’s Backing Local Firms Fund. Church Village, Pontypridd. The Tech Tyfu Scale-Up project aimed to provide vertical farming equipment and business support to growers across the country,…

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NRW calls for a step change in water company performance following an annual review

NRW has downgraded Wales’s largest water company, Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, to a two-star (requires improvement) rating following a further decline in environmental performance outlined in its annual review. Following a disappointing performance in 2021, the report reveals that pollution incidents rose by 7% in 2022, with those having a high or significant impact rising…

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Labour council climate hypocrisy

It has been revealed that Cardiff Council are looking into buying diesel recycling trucks, a move that is hypocritical of its net zero objectives.  Commenting on the news, Welsh Conservative Shadow Climate Change Minister, Janet Finch Saunders MS said: Welsh Labour Climate hypocrisy. “Labour Cardiff Council has been exposed for their climate hypocrisy. Despite proclaiming…

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Welsh Government minister visit Tylorstown Landslip works for update just one of the dangerous coal tips in and around Rhondda Cynon Taf

The First Minister of Wales has visited the Tylorstown Landslip site to see the excellent progress made since Phase Four of the remediation plan started in April. The Council has also provided a full update on the ongoing works. Mark Drakeford MS visited the works site on the Llanwonno hillside on Thursday, June 22. He…

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Supreme Court to hear appeal of ruling that Council must pay Japanese knotweed damages

The Supreme Court has granted permission to appeal the decision in Davies v Bridgend County Borough Council [2023] EWCA Civ 80, which overturned lower court rulings that found diminution in value in Japanese knotweed cases was irrecoverable economic loss and ordered the council to pay damages to a property owner. The property owner in the case purchased…

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