| 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
KEY SITES Design Commission
for Wales Cadw
Welsh Assembly Government and the National Assembly
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The current About Wales features Derek Jones and Nick Roe on Denbigh (image © 2008 Nick Roe)
TREFTADAETH 2008 STOP PRESS The Welsh Historic Environment in Focus conference last April was so successful we've organised a further event with a similar programme for 23 October, at Venue Cymru, Llandudno. Booking forms online shortly, together with a report from 30 April. The 30 April event organised by the Trust and the Institute for Historic Building Conservation, in partnership with Cadw, took place on 30 April at the Wales Millennium Centre Conference record Morning session (in preparation)
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
Information and entry forms/gwybodaeth a ffurfflenni English | Welsh
AN ALL-WALES HERITAGE NETWORK? Find out more and tell us what you think! Link HERITAGE Draft Heritage Protection Bill 2 April here (DCMS) | Cadw summary of responses here (offsite link) | Responses as published by DCMS here (offsite link) 2008 OPEN DOORS DATES further info here CONSERVATION AREAS IN CRISIS conference report here | Online publications and reports PLANNING The Planning White Paper and Wales — initial briefing note go here | full discussion REDESIGNING BAY CITY The impact of design awards on Swansea read |
E-MAIL THE TRUST CONTACTS 3rd Floor Empire House TRUSTEES (Link to list of board members) |
OPEN DOORS 2008
WELSH LOCAL DESIGN AWARDS 2008/GWOBRAU DYLUNIO LLEOL CYMRU 2008
ABOUT WALES The current edition includes Derek Jones on Denbigh, Henry Hodges on Chepstow, and Lise Brekmoe on working with communities. | SEARCH THIS SITE |
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