Wales

altFCFCG is delivering a three-year programme in Wales called Tyfu Pobl (Growing People). The programme is funded through the Rural Development Plan for Wales, which is itself funded by the Welsh Assembly Government and the EU.

Our team in Wales supports and advises both existing and emerging community growing projects, enabling the sharing and transfer of best practice information, knowledge and skills. Tyfu Pobl supports a variety of community growing models including: community farms/gardens/orchards, allotments, community supported agriculture and community-managed market gardens.

Join In The Buzz!

For the latest news, events, funding and a whole lot more, explore the Tyfu Pobl social media network using the icons below:

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Translation: Scroll down to find out about how this page or any page of the Tyfu Pobl website can be translated into Welsh.

 

Wales News

walesnewsRegularly updated with news of interest to city farms and community gardens in Wales.

  • Pollinator Plan Makes Beeline for Community Growing
  • Community Land Advisory Service launched in Wales
  • Growing the Future - Expressions of Interest
  • Allotments, community growing and the planning system
  • New food growing opportunities taking root
  • BBC Wales Radio piece on Tyfu Pobl
  • Wales Rural Obsevatory Report on Community Grown Food in Wales
  • Training Menu
  • Community Grown Food Action Plan

Read more: Wales News

 

Wales Events

waleseventsDetails of all our training and networking events.

  • Outdoor food hygiene and cooking training, 11 May, Cardiff
  • Wildlife Garden Art, 15 May, Welshpool
  • Growing in a changing climate, 23 May, Vale of Glamorgan
  • Training for Community and Town Councillors
  • Setting up a community garden training for affordable housing providers

Read more: Wales Events

   

Wales Funding & Enterprise

kerryandvisitorsFunding opportunities for farming and gardening community groups in Wales. Includes long term funding and grants schemes. FCFCG in Wales also provides regular e-bulletins with funding information to its members.

Latest Updates:

  • Site Visits Travel Bursary Scheme
  • Sustainable Funding Cymru

Read more: Wales Funding & Enterprise

 

Wales Resources

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Wales Map
A unique map featuring community gardens, farms and associated was launched at the Senedd in Cardiff in June 2010 by the Welsh Assembly's Minister for Rural Affairs Elin Jones AM.

You can download a Welsh or English language version using the links below (please note these are quite large documents of more than 5Mb in size):

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icon Walesmap-English

 

Information sheets and factsheets

One of the benefits of FCFCG membership is access to an extensive online collection of resources  in our Information Zone. Find out more.

Our Wales team have also developed a range of resources covering a variety of topics of interest to new and existing community growing groups in Wales. A selection of these are available to download from this section.

Read more: Wales Resources

   

Wales - Translation

To translate this or any of our pages into Welsh, simply click on this Translation Link and follow the instructions to move the Welsh Google Translation Button to your internet browser's toolbar. Then click on the button to translate the page you are looking at.

I gyfieithu hyn neu unrhyw un o'n tudalennau i'r Gymraeg, cliciwch ar y Link Cyfieithu a dilynwch y cyfarwyddiadau i symud y botwm Google Cyfieithu Cymraeg i far offer eich porwr rhyngrwyd's. Yna cliciwch ar y botwm i gyfieithu i'r dudalen yr ydych yn edrych arno.

 

Wales Contact the Team

tyfupoblteamUse the link below to access contact details for all of FCFCG's Tyfu Pobl team across Wales. We have offices in:

South East Wales (Cardiff)
South West Wales (Narbeth)
Mid-Wales (Newtown)
North Wales (Bangor).

Contact The Team

   
 
 
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