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Ymgyrch Diogelu Cymru Wledig: | |
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Hâf / Summer 2004 |
Landscape at the International Scale – the Significance of the
European Landscape Convention
An international perspective |
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Hâf / Summer 2004 |
The landscapes of Wales: their rightful place in Europe
For a nation characterised by the distinctiveness of its rural life and the uniqueness of its local traditions, one would assume that the landscapes of Wales, along with their counterparts in other parts of the UK, would be acknowledged in some strategic and national context. Surprisingly this is not the case. |
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Hâf / Summer 2004 |
Dry Stone Walls Historical and geological background |
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Gwanwyn/ Spring 2004 |
The Green Economy of Wales The full extent to which the management, use and enjoyment of the natural environment makes to the Welsh economy is now understood. Preliminary estimates of the Adfywio scheme suggest that it will have had a positive impact on the rural economy of Wales. |
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Gwanwyn/ Spring 2004 |
How long can this go on?
As turbines get bigger and spread to previously untargeted areas, and as the cumulative effect begins to strangle large areas of countryside, so more people respond adversely to this presumed passport to a greener future. |
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Gwanwyn/ Spring 2004 |
Regional Waste Plans It is more often residential, industrial or transport planning that causes inappropriate development, and consequent heartaches in local communities, but the present large-scale waste planning for Wales and the UK could have similar consequences |
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Gwanwyn/ Spring 2004 |
If the Cap Fits How Wales adapts to the shift in the EU's Common Agricultural Polcy in the next decade will be a crucial question for many Welsh rural communities. |
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Hydref / Autumn 2003 |
Y Gofalwr Teyrnged i Merfyn Williams cyn cyfarwyddwr YDCW |
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Hydref / Autumn 2003 |
The Living Highways Project How an initiative in Powys is successfully addressing concerns about our roadside wildlife habitats |
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Hydref / Autumn 2003 |
Book Review 'Heart of the Country' by Jeremy Moore & William Condry |
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Hydref / Autumn 2003 |
A Room with a View – Housing Policies in Rural
Wales Resolving rural housing needs - based upon the publication 'The Feasibility Study of Sustainable Housing in Rural Areas' |
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Hydref / Autumn 2003 |
A 'City of the Valleys' A planners vision to become reality? The possibility of planning the valleys as a city thus perhaps aquiring the dynamism and investment that characterises conventional cities. |
| Hâf / Summer 2003 |
Book review: Small Rural Dwellings in Wales publication by Cadw |
| Hâf / Summer 2003 |
Book review: Vernacular Gower A review of the publication produced by the Gower Society |
| Hâf / Summer 2003 |
The Monks Trodd: A path of time and place The Monks Trodd resonates with historical, cultural, ecological and spiritual meaning and yet it is threatened by unsustainable motorised vehicle use. |
| Hâf / Summer 2003 |
CPRW and Offshore Turbines Some thoughts by Geoff Sinclair, CPRW Consultant |
| Gwanwyn/ Spring 2003 |
2002 CPRW Youth Conference A report on the Youth Conference held at Llangollen YHA in October 2002 |
| Gwanwyn/ Spring 2003 |
Bluestone Project A holiday village and associated leisure facilities proposed for the Pembrokeshire Coast national Park There have been numerous objections to this proposal, the main grounds are that the project is in conflict with the Joint Unitary Development Plan of the Pembrokeshire National Park. |
| Gwanwyn/ Spring 2003 |
The Myth has exploded A critical review of the 'Myths and Legends' section in respect of renewable energy enumbrated in the Final Report on Renewable Energy from the Welsh Assembly's Economic Development Committee |
| Gwanwyn/ Spring 2003 |
Cymru Solar - the Wales Solar Network A review of the Welsh solar resource and the emergence of the Cymru Solar network of solar thermal practitioners |
| Hydref / Autumn 2002 |
Renewable Heat in Bavaria and Upper Austria
A report on the Wales OPET Cymru Study Trip to Bavaria and Upper Austria. |
| Hydref / Autumn 2002 |
How to cook up a
kerbside recycling project How does a community group form, fund itself, develop and flourish? CPRW member Vic Warren shares his experience of an environmental community group in South-east Wales. |
| Hydref / Autumn 2002 |
Gone With the Wind 'The love of landscape which people cherish as the ultimate value in their lives is under threat of being blown away by the production of one form of energy.' |
| Hydref / Autumn 2002 |
Trusting in the future "To inspire the present and future generations to gain understanding and enjoyment of the historical environment through excellence and innovative work in conservation, education and interpretation" National Trust - Strategic Plan for Wales |
| Hâf / Summer 2002 |
Wales' Russian
Dolls' The recent publication of Planning Policy Wales (PPW) and the consultation on 'Planning: Delivering for Wales' reveal how the National Assembly is ploughing its own furrow in public policy-making especially in terms of Land Use Planning. |
| Hâf / Summer 2002 |
AONB Cycleway Rejected in the Wye Valley |
| Hâf / Summer 2002 |
The
Pyramid and 'The Broad and Shallow' |
| Hâf / Summer 2002 | Montgomeryshire Rural
Enterprises (MRE) CPRW was told that, at the end of March, Carwyn Jones, AM and Minister for Rural Affairs, would be visiting Montgomeryshire at the invitation of Montgomeryshire Rural Enterprises. We had been hearing about this group of farmers for some time and so we sent our Assistant Director, Jenny Smith, along to find out more. |
| Hâf / Summer 2002 | How do you see the future of farming in Wales in the context of the mid-term review of CAP reform? – we asked the Unions |
| Hâf / Summer 2002 | What size the CAP? Splitting the CAP subsidies in new directions, in the context of a reduced EU agricultural budget. |
| Gwanwyn/ Spring 2001 | CPRW
Youth Conference 2001 CPRW's annual youth conference held in Aberystwyth in November 2001. The theme was planning, its process and implications. |
| Hydref / Autumn 2001 | Jewels of the West The islands of west Pembrokeshire. |
| Hâf / Summer 2001 | The Presely Hills An account of the historic landscape of the Preseli Hills in Pembrokeshire. |
| Hâf / Summer 2001 | Gelligaer Common An account of the ancient area of 'Senghenyth' comprising the strip of land between the rivers Rhymney and Taff. |
| Hâf / Summer 2001 | Elenydd An account of the historic landscape of Elenydd in Mid Wales. |
| Hâf / Summer 2001 | Hiraethog An account of the historic landscape of the Hiraethog moors in North-east Wales. |
| Hâf / Summer 2001 | Garreg Hir Description of the historic landscape of Garreg Hir forming part of Montgomeryshire's Western Uplands Special Landscape Area. |
| Gwanwyn/ Spring 2001 | Landscape or Sustainability? Must we agree blindly to all that is green and support it at all costs? |
| Hydref / Autumn 2000 | The Millennium Tractor Converting waste cooking oil into 'bio-diesel' |
| Hydref / Autumn 2000 |
A New Tradition |
| Hydref / Autumn 2000 | A New
Look by John Lloyd Jones O.B.E., Chairman of the Countryside Council for
Wales Land use and attitude changes and their effect on the environment as seen in past generations of his own family in the Dysynni Valley in Meirionydd. |
| Hydref / Autumn 2000 | Wind
Turbine Development Fact Sheet provides the framework for CPRW's opposition to the current method of deployment of wind turbines. |
| Hâf / Summer 2000 |
Walking for CPRW or........Why the Farmer and the Rambler Should Be Friends |
| Gwanwyn/ Spring 2000 |
Think Local, Trade Global
by Merfyn Williams An explanation of how the activities of the World Trade Organisation affect what is actually happening in the Welsh countryside. |
| Gwanwyn/ Spring 2000 |
Population Trends and Housing Needs by Professor Arthur Thomasson, Chairman Pembrokeshire Branch A contribution to the debate on the forecasting and provision of housing in Mid and West Wales |
| Gwanwyn/ Spring 2000 |
Sustainability
Corner -not a pin in site! by Claire Morgan Real Nappies (washables) as an ideal subject to promote in terms of sustainability and Agenda 21. |
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