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Welcome to Summer! - P.G.G. Newsletter - Early Summer Edition

A perfect time now to enjoy the many 'Places for Nature' Powys offers. How about a family day on the Montgomery Canal? Download their easy to use app from App Store or the Play Store.

Blue Sky

New! We are now on BlueSky, the more nature-friendly social media app.

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Great Big Green Week

7-15th June 2025

What is your group planning? Let us know!

Upcoming Events

Do you have an event coming up? Do upload your listing to our website.

May 2025

17 May 10:00 - 12:00 - Repair Event Presteigne

20 May 19.30 - AGM and Presentation on Waste and Recycling

31 May 14.00 - 17.00 - Presteigne Warden and Nature Reserve Family Day

June 2025

7-15 Green Week around Llanfyllin

14 June 10.00 - 16.00 - Repair Event Llanidloes - Don't Bin It, Fix It

21 Jun 10:00 - 12:00 - Repair Event Presteigne

July 2025

19 July 10:00 - 12:00 - Repair Event Presteigne

Welcome to our new members!

Black Mountains Smokery

"We work with producers, who we believe share our commitment to responsible and sustainable farming. Our fresh produce is sourced with enormous care from farms within the UK and with a minimum of Red Tractor Accreditation." Their factory uses systems to minimalize energy waste and support their local community by mentoring young people and supporting local charities.

Cradoc's Savoury Biscuits

"We smash, squash, blend, bash and squish as much fresh vegetable ingredient into our traditional recipes as we can. Yes! Real vegetables!" Baked in Brecon, Powys.

Welsh hogget, mutton, pork and eggs. All our livestock is free range and is slowly matured: raised following organic principles.

Andy's Bread Llanidloes

Using organic and locally sourced ingredients. Flour from a working watermill in Llanrhystud, Ceredigion

New Sedum Bus Shelters!

Living Roof Bus Shelters are starting to appear across Powys, thanks to Welsh Government Local Places for Nature funding. The Sedum roofs create mini-habitats for pollinators, provide "stepping stones" of green space, absorb pollutants, particulates and CO2 and act as a natural sponge reducing runoff.

Mad About Moths?

Montgomeryshire Moth Group meet regularly. Visit their calendar

Places for Nature packs from Keep Wales Tidy

Do you have a community space that you could turn into a place for Nature?

Keep Wales Tidy have a variety of small to larger packages, of plants/raised beds etc, to offer to community project. Head to their website for full details.

If you have any news for future posts then please be in touch!