News from Wales

• Oswestry police warn against driving through flooded roads
• Political Donation Raises Concerns over Gwent Levels Solar Park
• Vale of Glamorgan Plans Ambitious Tree Strategy for Climate Goal
• Wales to Consider Ambitious Windfarm Project in North
• Welsh Gov't Funds Energy-Efficiency Upgrades at Ruthin School
• Welsh homes heated with processed human waste this winter
• Welsh Waterways Threatened by High Volume of Sewage Spills
• National significance found at Nesscliffe hillfort excavation
• Wales Leads UK in Sewage Discharge; Top 10 Revealed
• Tree planting on Moel Famau aims to prevent flooding
• Bute Energy Announces New Electricity Pylon Network Expansion
• Camino Pilgrims' Climate Change Journey Comes to Kinokulture
• Ruthin Café Innovative Approach to Tackling Food Waste
• Reservoir safety projects in Gwynedd nominated for prestigious award
• Wales Coast Path Project Engages Public in Climate Research
• RWE Refines Plans for Gaerwen Wind Farm, Reducing Turbines
• Coleg Cambria Students Lead Climate Change Conference Success
• North Wales National Grid Project Enhances AONB Landscape
• Community Input Sought for Green Energy Project in Newport
• Magor Brewery Makes Bold Move Toward Green Logistics
• Chepstow Play Park Revamp Receives Lottery Funding Boost
• Major Felling of Ash Trees in Cwmbran Due to Disease
• Controversial Huge Solar Farm Project on Gwent Levels Proposed
• Tintern Old Station to Install Solar Panels on Carriages
• Council Plans £7.2M Recycling Centre for Torfaen Upgrade
• MP condemns lack of action on River Wye pollution
• Lottery Funding Supports Group Combatting River Wye Pollution
• Welsh Government Launches Free Tree Planting Scheme for Every Household
• Torfaen Community Mobilizes for Climate Action Network
• Gwent sees mixed recycling rate results, penalties possible