WaterSource

In this week’s episode we catch up with Prof Gill Bristow, Chair of the Taf Fechan steering group, to find out what's been happening on the Taf Fechan Landscape and Community project over the last 12 months. We chat about how the community viewed the project, its achievements and it’s next steps outside of funding. The catchment team would like to say thank you to the community and local businesses who welcomed the project and worked together to make it a success! Diolch! The Taf Fechan Landscape and Community Project is part of the Wales Rural Development Plan 2014 – 2020 which is funded by the European Union fund for Rural development and the Welsh Government.

At the end of his two year secondment to Welsh Water's Brecon Beacons Mega Catchment Team, Dave Ashford takes ten to reflect on the programme's achievements under his stewardship. 

In the second of our podcasts with the Brecon Beacons National Park Authority, David Ashford speaks with Helen Lucocq, strategy and policy manager at the park. They talk in depth about the new park management plan which is currently out for consultation, looking at the various policy areas being covered by the plan and how it fits in with the vision of the new chief executive. You can take part in that consultation until 4th March. 

In this episode David Ashford interviews the new chief executive of the Brecon Beacons National Park Authority, Catherine Mealing-Jones. This is  the first of two episodes which will focus on the park and Future Beacons, it's new park management plan. This is currently out for consultation and can be found here. Alternatively, if you'd like to feedback to the park after listening to this podcast, you can do so by emailing [email protected] 

David Ashford goes behind the scenes of our Water Treatment Works in this episode, as he talks with Samantha Fagan, Claire Parslow and Ben Marshall from the Water Services team. If you've ever wanted to know more about what goes on inside a drinking water treatment works, then tune in!