Llanelli community pulls together
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A Llanelli community has come together to regenerate an area blighted by vandalism and flytipping. Working with Communities First Glanymor and Tyisha, residents of Penymorfa are creating a community garden, play and events area suitable for people of all ages. To make their vision a reality, Communities First officers secured £50,000 of funding from the Welsh Assembly Government’s Local Environmental Quality Fund, and a further £8,110 from its Tidy Towns initiative. Work is now well underway, and locals have been keen to get their hands dirty to help out. Faye Davies, Communities First development officer, said: “Work is now underway on-site with Sylvan Landscapes, the New Deal Environmental Task Force and local young people all involved. “Children from the nearby Jelli Totz Nursery are also involved by growing flowers from seeds to plant in the community garden. “Foothold Green Network has been appointed to project manage the planning and landscape elements, and we hope to be ready by...
