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MaesNi Environmental group focus: Creating spaces for nature and community wellbeing.
MaesNi Environmental group focus: Creating spaces for nature and community wellbeing.
A SUMMER OF SMILES
Invest Local groups made sure that this would be a summer to put smiles on people’s faces after a difficult year and a half for their communities.
MADE IN COLWYN BAY: COMMUNITY FILM PROJECT CHAMPIONING LOCAL CREATIVES
Invest Local group Together for Colwyn Bay launched a film series in January 2021 to celebrate the informal network of creatives living and working locally.
RENEWABLE MAESGEIRCHEN: A COMMUNITY VISION FOR CLEAN, GREEN ENERGY
The need to tackle climate change is growing ever more urgent, and with little in the way of top-down actions by national governments helping communities switch to renewable energies, communities are finding ways to do it themselves.
COVID STORIES: CEFN GOLAU COOKING CLUB
Cefn Golau Together’s Cooking Club has delivered weekly cooking activities for children during Covid-19 through this great initiative.
TOGETHER FOR COLWYN BAY: CREATIVE WELLBEING ACTIVITIES
Invest Local group Together for Colwyn Bay have created a beautiful booklet full of fun and stimulating creative tasks to help with wellbeing in these difficult times.
COVID STORIES: A SOCIALLY-DISTANCED HALLOWEEN
Not being able to go out trick or treating didn’t stop these communities from making the most of Halloween this year!
TOGETHER FOR COLWYN BAY
rom Communications to Covid-19, Development Officer Vin Murtagh writes about his first six months working with the Invest Local group Together for Colwyn Bay.
TACKLING HUNGER, FOOD WASTE AND SOCIAL ISOLATION IN CLASE
The Clase4All group wanted to run a weekly drop-in for people from the community to get together.
“FOR SOME YOUNG PEOPLE, IT MAKES A MASSIVE DIFFERENCE TO THEIR LIVES”
One of the first projects for the Invest Local group in Penywaun (Rhondda Cynon Taf) was to provide activities for young people in the community.
COMMUNITY CENTRE IS “THE HUB OF HUBBERSTON”
Hubberston and Hakin community centre was on the brink of closure when the Invest Local programme arrived in the area.