Keep Wales Tidy / Cadwch Gymru'n Daclus

Friends win top environmental award

19 Jan 2012

A group committed to caring for their local beach in North Wales are the overall winners of the Tidy Wales Awards

Keep Wales tidy in 2012

16 Jan 2012

Struggling to stick to your new year's resolutions...?

Cardiff Bay Welcomes Green Heroes

4 Jan 2012

The 21st annual Tidy Wales Awards ceremony recognises people from every corner of Wales who have made real and lasting efforts to restore their blighted local environments to their former glory. Many of the locations tackled will have suffered years of vandalism and neglect.

Out with the old and in with the new!

3 Jan 2012

If you’re struggling to stick to your new year’s resolutions, why not choose one from Keep Wales Tidy’s I Will for Wales campaign? In 2011, hundreds of people from across Wales supported I Will for Wales by pledging to make their neighbourhoods nicer and brighter places to live. Now, with a new year ahead, Keep Wales Tidy has created new ideas so that even more people can do their bit for Wales.

Iolo joins school as it celebrates an international award

16 Nov 2011

Green giant Iolo Williams recently raised the flag at an event to celebrate a school’s environmental efforts. Pupils at Hendrefoilan Primary School have achieved the Eco-Schools ‘Platinum’ award which in Wales is issued by Keep Wales Tidy.

Minister unveils Blue Flag

8 Jul 2011

Keep Wales Tidy yesterday celebrated a successful year for Wales’s beaches. At a ceremony in Whitmore Bay, John Griffiths, Minister for Environment and Sustainable Development, officially launched the Blue Flag Award.

World-winning writers

8 Jun 2011

Welsh pupils have won two INTERNATIONAL awards for the Young Reporters for the Environment programme which recognises the ability to present an environmental issue in an appealing and easy-to-read format.

Winning writers

24 May 2011

Keep Wales Tidy today announces its national winners for the Young Reporters for the Environment. Pupils from three schools in Wales have been recognised for their ability to present an environmental issue in an appealing and easy-to-read format.

Beautiful Beaches

16 May 2011

With summer on its way, what better way to spend the long, hot days than on one of Wales’s beautiful beaches? Visiting your local seaside resort will save you money and reduce airmiles, and there are plenty to choose from. A number of beaches and marinas across Wales have been recognised by Keep Wales Tidy for their cleanliness, with a guarantee to visitors that venues are litter free, have excellent facilities and have achieved a high standard of water quality. A number of beaches and marinas across Wales have been recognised by Keep Wales Tidy for their cleanliness, with a guarantee to visitors that venues are litter free, have excellent facilities and have achieved a high standard of water quality.

Grow your own with Keep Wales Tidy

21 Mar 2011

With the cost of food going up and the demand for locally-grown produce increasing, the demand for allotments has never been higher. With help from Keep Wales Tidy and the Welsh Assembly Government sponsored Tidy Towns Project, community groups across Wales have been able to enjoy the fruits of their labour as 1,054 allotment improvement projects have been carried out since April 2009.