Coleg Cambria Llysfasi and Llangollen-based BionerG have embarked on a “groundbreaking collaboration” to explore whether tree brash can become a critical resource for carbon removal in Wales. The college has supplied the ‘brash’ – typically discarded branches and foliage resulting from forestry operations and stormy weather – which BionerG is processing using a cutting-edge approach
The company, which already holds bi-monthly plant and machinery sales in Shrewsbury and Kidderminster, is hoping to generate demand in the borderlands for a similar auction. Conducted live and on the MartEye online auction platform, the sale on Saturday, September 13 will be held at Love Lane Sale Field, which already hosts Halls’ annual breeding
An application for Conservation Area Consent for demolition in a conservation area has been submitted to Powys County Council for the Old Laundry on Broad Street, Presteigne Applicant Louise Hickman for Natural Resources Wales has applied to have the entire residential property demolished including the rear extension. The house foundations would also be removed and
The Welsh Conservatives tabled a motion in the Senedd on Wednesday, urging the Welsh Labour Government to take decisive action on solar energy policy to protect agricultural land and ensure a sustainable energy future for Wales. The motion called for a moratorium on all applications to place solar panels on agricultural land, for a review
An application for Conservation Area Consent for demolition in a conservation area has been submitted to Powys County Council for the Old Laundry on Broad Street, Presteigne. Applicant Louise Hickman for Natural Resources Wales has applied to have the entire residential property demolished, including the rear extension. The house foundations would also be removed and
Available through the Oswestry office of leading regional estate agent Halls for £750,000, Plas yn Llan, Market Street, Llanrhaeadr ym Mochnant, offers a host of potential and is just four miles from the spectacular Pistyll Rhaeadr, the tallest waterfall in Wales. Originally the Sun Inn from 1704 to 1906, the property then became Sun Temperance
Farming union members from across Wales were at the Senedd for a debate on the UK Government’s controversial changes to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) on Wednesday, March 5, The Farmers’ Union of Wales (FUW) and National Farmer Union Cymru members were in the Senedd, lobbying Welsh politicians to press for the UK Government to review