Wales’ ambition for 2050 is zero waste.

The Welsh Government has focussed more attention and resources on recycling than preventing waste in the first place and there has been mixed progr

There was a significant risk of Wales losing out on funding in a ‘no deal’ Brexit deal scenario until the UK Government very recently extended the

The Welsh Government and councils in Wales are collaborating more, which is helping to make recycling methods in Wales more consistent and is encou

That’s the conclusion of a report, published by the Auditor General for Wales, which calls for councils to think and act differently to address thi

A Welsh Government procurement programme to help councils set up food and residual waste contracts has been well-managed, according to a report pub

The Welsh Government invested £810,000 to help build the CELT2 wind turbine in Carmarthenshire.

Over 60 per cent of the population live near to the coast, and 208,000 properties across Wales are at risk of flooding from the sea or rivers

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Welsh councils are finding ways to meet most of their statutory environmental health obligations, but there is concern over the way these impor

The design and implementation of the Welsh Government’s agri-environment scheme, Glastir, has reflected some of the learning from similar schemes r

The Wales Audit Office played host today to senior leaders and practitioners in the first of a series of shared learning seminars looking at the Fu

The Welsh Government followed the procedures it had in place in at the time for approving and managing grant funding of the Penmon Fish farm in Ang

People living in Wales are being urged to complete a short survey to help a major new study being launched by the Wales Audit Office into Environme