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Car share opportunities, Living Streets, December & January Events

We'd like to wish all our individual supporters, business subscribers and volunteers who work so hard behind the scenes, a very peaceful and restful Christmas. Perhaps even enjoying a night out at one of the music evenings hosted by our excellent community projects - see our listings at P.G.G..

With the quieter times of the mid-winter break, read on for more ideas to get even more sustainable in 2026.

Trydani Electric Car Scheme

Trydani Electric Car Scheme - After listening to members, they reduced their pricing to £2/hour (previously £3), capped at £30 - 16p/mile for the first 100 miles and no more booking fee!

Check out how it works over at Trydani

Super keen to take on new members and now accepting community group proposals.

Living Streets Cymru

Living Streets Cymru wants your views on walking and wheeling in Wales. Want safer crossings, an end to pavement parking, slower speeds, improved pavements?

Please complete their survey here.

Concerned about flooding?

Live in the Severn Valley catchment area and concerned about flooding?

Click here to complete the consultation.

Open from 17 Dec to 11 March 26. Data makes weather pattern predictions over likely climate change - indicating that to reduce flood risk to communities, up to 100 million cubic metres of water will need to be temporarily stored during flood events.

Upcoming Events

Please check the Events page for latest events

Powys Green Businesses Focus

Spotlight on.....Living Room Treehouses

Thinking ahead to future holidays, Living Room Treehouses offer a unique experience holiday in the beautiful Dovey Valley, near Machynlleth. A simple, lower-impact holiday with solar electric and highly insulated - cosy all year round!

Taking bookings now for 2026 - visit their website

The heart of your treehouse is a woodburning stove which heats the treehouse beautifully; it also heats the water that falls from the spring water shower.

We have six Treehouses, each as unique as the trees in which they are built. They are nestled in a hidden valley, in the heart of the Welsh mountains, close to the sea and to the end of the hippy trail. Built with care, to blend seamlessly with the beautiful woodlands - a world away from the pressures of modern life.

Wood-burning stoves, lush interiors, fast flowing streams, wobbly bridges, whirling red kites, breath-taking walks in a gorgeous tree-top home.

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