Welsh Water opens 25‑year strategy for public comment
Dŵr Cymru invites customers to shape its 25‑year plan, with a consultation running until 15 November and a final version due in January 2027.
Rhiannon Evans is our Environment & Climate Correspondent, reporting on conservation, national parks, water quality, and environmental policy across Wales.
With twelve years in environmental reporting, Rhiannon tracks the impacts of climate change on Welsh coastlines, river ecosystems, and rural landscapes. As an expert environmental journalist, she works closely with scientific researchers, conservation trusts, and community groups to provide balanced, evidence-based coverage of Net Zero goals, flood defence projects, and biodiversity preservation.
Dŵr Cymru invites customers to shape its 25‑year plan, with a consultation running until 15 November and a final version due in January 2027.
Welsh Water invites customers to help shape its 2030‑2055 plan, balancing investment, affordability and environmental goals.
£80,000 Crown Estate project removes derelict vessels from Cardigan’s Afon Teifi, improving water quality and habitat safety.
Climate Cymru Wales warns of unsettled weather; experts call for community plans, flood‑warning sign‑ups and nature‑based solutions to reduce risk.
Mike Perry’s swap finds a Pembrokeshire pasture with four plant species versus 39 in a Hackney park, highlighting decline of Wales’ grassland biodiversity.
Crown Estate funds £80,000 project to remove 37 derelict vessels from the Afon Teifi estuary, improving safety and protecting wildlife.
Conservation group condemns Jaguar Land Rover TV spot for depicting off‑road driving through peat bog, prompting a clash over environmental messaging and UK filming locations.
Marine Conservation Society downgrades hake and coley, urging shoppers to diversify seafood choices and urging stronger UK fisheries management.
The Erebus by Blue Gem Wind project, Wales’ first floating offshore wind farm, will brief local residents on October 22 at Angle Village Hall, outlining jobs and carbon‑saving benefits.
Conservation partnership secures funding extension to bolster red squirrels and pine martens in North Wales, with new genetics work and community training.
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