News from Wales – Page 2
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NewsHelfa Gelf/Art Trail begins across north Wales
North Wales’ largest open studio event, Helfa Gelf/Art Trail, begins this weekend and runs throughout September.Helfa Gelf is now in its sixth year. It’s a brilliant initiative that gives the public the opportunity to have a sneaky peek into the normally private studios in which artists right across north Wales ...
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NewsWind farm exhibition opens in Porthcawl
Plans for a huge offshore wind farm in the Bristol Channel are to go on show to people across south and west Wales.The Atlantic Array project would be about 10 miles (16km) off the south Wales coast and nearly nine miles (14km) off north Devon.Developers RWE npower renewables say up ...
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FeaturesPembrokeshire Coast National Park marks 60 years
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is kicking off a year of celebrations to mark its 60th anniversary.
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FeaturesHonorary doctorate for Bryn Terfel
Bangor University has awarded international opera star Bryn Terfel an honorary doctorate for his contribution to music.
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NewsGuided tours of rural habitats for wheelchair users
Wheelchair users will be able to visit some of Wales’s most striking locations on a series of tours thanks to a scheme by Gwynedd.
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FeaturesConwy plans tourism discount for locals
A card giving people in Conwy county a discount on local tourist attractions could help save jobs, say council officers.
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NewsBattle lines drawn over castle grounds
A row over the future of the grounds of an 11th Century castle is due to be settled at a public hearing.
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FeaturesOsprey breeding success with artificial nests
Gwynedd-based volunteer group Friends of the Ospreys say 2013 has been a good year for the Welsh ospreys, with the breeding pair producing two healthy female chicks. There were a lot more ospreys in the local nests, including blue 24 from the rutland osprey project, so next year may see ...
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