Posts in Category: Rural Development

Countryside Volunteering Network 

Rural Development - Bridgend County Borough Council
Bridgend County Borough Council has varied individual organisations providing services in countryside volunteering. These include: Bridgend Borough Council Countryside Volunteers Kenfig National Nature Reserve Bryngarw Country Park... read more
 
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  10/04/2015   Categories: Reach Rural Development Welsh Government
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Coytrahen Village Action Plan 

Rural Development - Bridgend County Borough Council
One of the ways that reach supports rural communities is by helping them to develop Rural Action Plans. This is a process through which people can voice their opinions on what action they would like to see happen in their area – action that relies... read more
 
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  10/04/2015   Categories: Reach Rural Development Welsh Government
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Valley & Vale Community Arts – Mobile Arts Bus 

Rural Development - Bridgend County Borough Council
Valley and Vale Community Arts is a long standing local Community Arts for Development organisation. Their ethos is to use creativity to promote positive change in people and places. The organisation creates and delivers tailor-made community arts... read more
 
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  10/04/2015   Categories: Reach Rural Development Welsh Government
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Cefn Cribwr Athletic Club 

Rural Development - Bridgend County Borough Council
Cefn Cribwr Athletic Club has recently celebrated its 125th anniversary of rugby in the village. Its new clubhouse, was completed in December 2013 and members are very proud of this modern, environmentally efficient building. Prior to this new... read more
 
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  10/04/2015   Categories: Reach Rural Development Welsh Government
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Llangynwyd Village Hall 

Rural Development - Bridgend County Borough Council
Llangyngwyd’s original Village Hall burnt down in the 1990’s and until recently, the people living in the village had nowhere to hold community meetings or activities. Llangynwyd’s Community Association acquired their new building, located on the... read more
 
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  10/04/2015   Categories: Reach Rural Development Welsh Government
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Heritage Network 

Rural Development - Bridgend County Borough Council
The rural areas of Bridgend County Borough Council have a diverse and rich heritage, shaping the way that people live today and attracting thousands of visitors each year. There are over 40 local history and heritage societies within the Borough..
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  10/04/2015   Categories: Reach Rural Development Welsh Government
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Conservation Management Plan Newton 

Rural Development - Bridgend County Borough Council
Newton Village near Porthcawl, is a designated Conservation Area in Bridgend County Borough. Such areas are defined as ‘an area of special architectural or historic interest, the character and appearance of which is desirable to preserve or... read more
 
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  10/04/2015   Categories: Reach Rural Development Welsh Government
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Gilead Chapel Hall Coity 

Rural Development - Bridgend County Borough Council
Gilead Chapel Hall, well utilised by the villagers in Coity, wanted to expand the Hall to increase the facilities it offered to village residents. Standing adjacent to Gilead Chapel, the Hall, referred to as The Village Hall, is used on a daily... read more
 
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  10/04/2015   Categories: Reach Rural Development Welsh Government
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Garw Valley Health & Fitness Club 

Rural Development - Bridgend County Borough Council
A former Church Hall in Blaengarw, formerly used as a boxing gym and sauna, that had fallen into disrepair has been extensively renovated to provide a first rate gym and fitness facility thanks to a Green Shoots grant from reach.
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  10/04/2015   Categories: Reach Rural Development Welsh Government
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Love From Rosie 

Rural Development - Bridgend County Borough Council
Leanne Edwards and Debra Jones started their company ‘Love From Rosie’ nearly two years ago. Both of the two friends have a background in web design and marketing. They set up their on-line trading company, which operates from their homes, to sell... read more
 
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  10/04/2015   Categories: Reach Rural Development Welsh Government
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