Groundwork in Wales

Groundwork in Wales is a leading environmental regeneration charity making sustainable development a reality in communities in need of investment and support.

The purpose is to achieve sustainable communities through joint environmental action. We have been active in Wales for more than twenty years, weaving together environmental, social and economic programmes in a holistic approach to regeneration.

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Groundwork wins contract for Government employment scheme in South West Wales and South Wales Valleys 29 Jan 2010: Groundwork – one of the country’s leading providers of environmentally focused employment programmes - has won the contract to manage the Government’s Community Task Force (CTF) employment scheme in South West Wales and South Wales Valleys.
Connahs Quay Wetland Volunteer Day Friday 12th February 2010 10am -2pm 21 Jan 2010: Groundwork and QuayCAT (Connah’s Quay Community Action Team) are holding a community practical volunteer day on Friday 12th February between 10am – 2pm.
Connahs Quay Wetland Open Day Saturday 30th January 2010 10am -12pm 21 Jan 2010: Groundwork and QuayCat (Connah’s Quay Community Action Team) invite the local community to an open day to find out what is planned for Connah’s Quay Wetlands on Saturday 30th January 2010 between 10am – 12pm at the Youth Club next to Connah’s Quay High School.

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'AM punched me' paramedic claims: 08 Feb 2010
A paramedic says he was punched by a Lib Dem politician he was trying to help after a fall during a night out.
Auditor arrested on porn charges: 08 Feb 2010
Police are investigating a public spending audit chief, who quit after a probe into pornographic material on a work computer.
Big rise in free flood warnings: 08 Feb 2010
The number of homes and businesses given free flood warnings in Wales will increase from 47,000 to nearly 90,000.

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