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The South Wales WithoutŠIncinerationŠNetwork (WIN) is pressing AMs, councillors and activists not to abandon their 2010 pledge to oppose the Prosiect Gwyrdd programme, which has won support from the Welsh Assembly Government. …

The show is produced by Welsh independent TV production company Boomerang+ and is the Cardiff-based independent firm’s first food and drink programme for Channel 4. Mr Ace was one of a selection of Welsh food producers who were invited to prepare a ..

A total of 28 trial pits had been dug and brick, tile, glass, plastic, paper, wood, metal, organic material, plaster, masonry and soil had been found there. It was alleged that methane gas was being created. It was the prosecution case that most, …

We must all play our part in this for the sake of future generations and the Welsh countryside is being asked to produce clean, safe energy where industrial Wales has previously delivered our energy at great cost to human life, health and habitat…

PERMISSION has been granted by a Welsh Assembly planning inspector for a controversial recycling centre between Rhydymwyn and Hendre, near Mold. Applicant John Williams was refused planning permission by Flintshire County Council last October to build …

“Just half a century ago, when the Common Agricultural Policy was introduced, the challenge given to Welsh farmers was to produce food. Now during the latest round of reforms to the Policy we should be looking towards our farmers to produce ‘green’ …

A significant number of kitchens in Welsh hospitals, schools and nursing homes scored poorly in food hygiene ratings, according to a watchdog. Consumer Focus Wales reported that 60 food premises serving vulnerable people are not meeting food safety …

More than 60 schools, nursing homes and hospitals in Wales have sub-standard food hygiene, says a watchdog.

It called on the Welsh Assembly to use new powers to require food businesses to display hygiene ratings on premises. The findings came in the second progress report after the 2005 outbreak of E.coli 0157 in South Wales, when 157 people, mostly children …