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The Civic Trust for Wales promotes civic pride as a means to improving the quality of life for all in the places where we live and work, and encourages community action, good design, sustainable development and respect for the built environment amongst people of all ages. We are proud to be one of the United Kingdom's partner Civic Trusts. ABOUT THE TRUST
Street party, 1936 OUR VALLEYS HERITAGE Supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Trust launches a ground-breaking project in the Rhondda find out more | project web site Design Commission
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Welsh Assembly Government and the National Assembly
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This fragment of Georgian chapel, hidden in a lane behind Llandeilo's High Street, is celebrated by Richard Porch in the forthcoming About Wales now online (pdf: 2.34mb) OPEN DOORS 2009 Preview this year's programme or visit the Open Doors homepage CHANGES The Civic Trust for Wales has moved... office move Our new phone number is 02920 343336
SLOW WALKS AROUND RUTHIN The Ruthin and District Association has just published splendid series of walks around the town — each offering a chance to stand and stare — authored by Derek Jones, whose eye for detail will be familiar to About Wales readers. More NORTH WALES CONFERENCE FOR CIVIC SOCIETIES 23 June, Glyndŵr University, Wrexham: "Interesting places". Info | Book SEMINAR 7 MAY An Historic Environment Network for Wales: next steps | Rhwydwaith Amgylchedd Hanesyddol Cymru: camau nesaf Report | programme | rhaglen HISTORIC BUILDINGS - A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE conference organised by the Village Alive Trust and Monmouthshire County Council, with help from the Civic Trust for Wales — Abergavenny 26 June. Full information and booking form (external site) leaflet (pdf: 90kb) CIVIC TRUST ENGLAND We are saddened to learn (Friday, 17 April) that the English Civic Trust has gone into administration. We wish to make it clear that the Civic Trusts in Wales, Scotland and the North of England are wholly independent organisations and are unaffected by this situation. WELSH LOCAL DESIGN AWARDS 2008/GWOBRAU DYLUNIO LLEOL CYMRU 2008 Thank you for your entries. We are now assessing the submissions and will shortly be announcing the arrangements for presentations. RECYCLING HISTORIC BUILDINGS Empowering local authorities and communities Llandudno, 26 March 2009 Flyer (English pdf | Cymraeg pdf) and programme (pdf).Presentations are available in pdf format link. TREFTADAETH 2008 The Welsh Historic Environment in Focus conference last April was so successful we organised a further event with a similar programme for 23 October, at Venue Cymru, Llandudno. Reports link This page now includes the Towards a strategic statement document produced by the Historic Environment Group and revised in the light of stakeholder consultation.
Hidden Histories: Lise Brekmoe reviews a lavish book celebrating one hundred years of the Royal Commission on Ancient Monuments link THE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT OF CARDIFF
Conference organised by the Cardiff and Penarth Civic Societies 18 October 2008, 10-4 Cardiff County Hall featuring Sue Essex, John Punter and Stuart Williams conference record
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