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- Give the Anglesey and Conwy seals room on the sand
- Better journeys ahead: agreement secured to benefit Welsh passengers under Great British Railways
- Book publication to celebrate Eryri’s 75th anniversary
- Branching out: Vodafone and National Parks announce ‘ultimate handheld device’ to help families enjoy more green time this summer
- Cabinet Secretary opens Wales’ first commercial mine-water heat scheme
- Bangor farmland bought for a new training campus
- Celtic Rainforest conference highlights progress and opportunities for the future
- North Wales beaches still draw the crowds, shops still feel the pinch
- Conwy on the UK heritage list, high street still under strain
- Delivering for Welsh-speaking Wales: UK Government launches bilingual communications guidance
- Designing sea bass fishing policy with lived experience and participation
- Discovery of Eugene Van Fleteren’s Second National Eisteddfod Chair to Go on Display at Yr Ysgwrn
- Llangollen choirs packed the pavilion once more
- Environmental permit reforms to empower regulators to slash business red tape
- Eryri becomes the first National Park Authority in Wales to sign the Twf Charter
- Eryri marks 75 years since the designation of Wales’ oldest National Park Authority
- Eryri National Park Authority elects new Chairman
- Arts festival returns to Llandudno, 12 to 14 September
- UK woodland guide published on using trees to slow floods
- Fish, Trace, Ship, New IUU regulations come into effect with MMO supporting UK seafood industry through the transition
- Flood wall planned for the Conwy north bank
- GE-Hitachi’s Small Modular Reactor completes first step of design assessment
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- Holtec’s SMR-300 completes Generic Design Assessment
- National Parks unite across three nations to protect the historic environment
- Nature boost: Government launches first action plan on pesticides in a decade
- New Countryside Code launched to help people enjoy the outdoors
- Wylfa named preferred site for a new nuclear station
- Trams climb the Orme for the late summer rush
- Ysgol Tryfan praised for another year on the sports field
- Vintage machines line up at the Anglesey fields
- Small Modular Reactor design completes first step of assessment
- £1.6m Dee headwaters project starts above Bala
- The handheld device the parks want families to pick up is a stick
- Clwydian and Dee paths joined in a new source to sea walk
- Welsh food and drink delicacies earn protected status
- Wrexham school praised for its Welsh medium push