A network of independent organizations and individuals, with extensive knowledge and experience of living and working in rural Wales, have come together with the aim of capitalizing on the potential of our rural areas. To learn more and join see the Charter for Rural Wales outlined below.
By Liz Bickerton, Chair of Rural Network Wales In November 2018 a group of individuals and representatives of independent enterprise agencies met in Aberystwyth to share our experience of community led local development in Wales. Our aim was to highlight the potential...
Aberystwyth University and the Welsh Local Government Association Rural Forum are working together on a rural recovery plan for Wales that will aim to deliver a new vision for rural Wales in 2030. The work is part of the pan-European ROBUST project, a European project...
Thoughts on a Charter for Rural Wales A network of independent organisations and individuals with extensive knowledge and experience of living and working in Rural Wales have come together to highlight the potential of our rural areas and seek support to capitalise on...
It is obviously too early to analyse what impact Covid-19, along with the social distancing measures to combat it, will have on the Welsh rural economy. Nevertheless, the impact on rural Carmarthenshire over the coming decade as well as the factors allowing the local...
The project team has reviewed press coverage, reports and academic articles to assess the impact of Covid-19 on rural Wales and identify how rural communities can recover. Although still too early to draw any firm conclusions on the exact impact nor the potential...
