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To ask His Majesty's Government what the estimated total cost of the National Grid's Eryri Visual Impact Provision is; and by what date it will be completed.
To ask His Majesty's Government what the estimated total cost of the National Grid's Eryri Visual Impact Provision is; and by what date it will be completed.
The Government does not hold a specific estimate for the total cost or completion date of National Grid’s Eryri project. Responsibility for delivery and associated costs rests with National Grid under Ofgem’s regulatory framework.
That this House celebrates the achievements of the Caru Eryri – Care for Snowdonia project, bringing together the Snowdonia Society, Snowdonia National Park Authority, the Outdoor Partnership and the National Trust to organise groups of volunteers to pick up litter and engage with visitors in the busiest parts of Snowdonia; notes the project has involved over 120 volunteers with between three and nine groups out every week from Easter to October across several locations; further notes that in addition to litter picking from the mountains, roadsides and lakes in Snowdonia, volunteers have engaged in positive conversations with walkers and visitors imparting practical advice on how to keep Snowdonia litter-free; and wishes all those involved with the initiative the very best at the special volunteer thank you event being held at Bethesda Rugby Club on October 28.
That this House celebrates the achievements of the Caru Eryri – Care for Snowdonia project, bringing together the Snowdonia Society, Snowdonia National Park Authority, the Outdoor Partnership and the National Trust to organise groups of volunteers to pick up litter and engage with visitors in the busiest parts of Snowdonia;...
That this House warmly congratulates both Dolffanog Fawr Guest House, Tywyn and Trefeddian Hotel, Aberdyfi for their success in the Good Hotel Guide 2022; notes that Dolffanog Fawr is an 18th Century farmhouse, recently converted into one of the finest small luxury guest houses in Snowdonia and came top in the fishing category; further notes that the Trefeddian Hotel, situated just outside Aberdyfi has been in the Cave-Browne-Cave family for over 100 years and was awarded the Editor's Choice Seaside Hotel for 2022 and came top in the golfing category; praises the hard work of all the staff working at Dolffanog Fawr and Trefeddian Hotel in securing these prestigious awards after the pressure placed on the leisure and hospitality sector during the covid-19 pandemic; and wishes the businesses every success for the future.
That this House warmly congratulates both Dolffanog Fawr Guest House, Tywyn and Trefeddian Hotel, Aberdyfi for their success in the Good Hotel Guide 2022; notes that Dolffanog Fawr is an 18th Century farmhouse, recently converted into one of the finest small luxury guest houses in Snowdonia and came top in...
To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, how many foreign visitors she estimates visited (a) Bath, (b) York, (c) Liverpool, (d) Snowdonia, (e) Edinburgh, (f) Stratford upon Avon and (g) London in 2002-03. - Inc table.
To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, how many foreign visitors she estimates visited (a) Bath, (b) York, (c) Liverpool, (d) Snowdonia, (e) Edinburgh, (f) Stratford upon Avon and (g) London in 2002-03. - Inc table.
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, what discussions he has had with the Ordnance Survey about the recording of footpaths which are not designated as (a) public rights of way on the Carneddu and (b) footpaths and bridleways on the Glyders in Snowdonia, until such time as they are registered...
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister, what discussions he has had with the Ordnance Survey about the recording of footpaths which are not designated as (a) public rights of way on the Carneddu and (b) footpaths and bridleways on the Glyders in Snowdonia, until such time as they are registered...
That this House is outraged that the British National Party held a training camp for children and young people in the Snowdonia National Park recently, the so-called Camp Excalibur; is disturbed at pictures taken at that training camp of participants undertaking paramilitary-type training, wearing masks and combat style clothing; is concerned at press reports of sites in other parts of Wales being used for training terrorists; and calls on the Government to investigate the use of public spaces and private facilities in Wales for paramilitary training.
That this House is outraged that the British National Party held a training camp for children and young people in the Snowdonia National Park recently, the so-called Camp Excalibur; is disturbed at pictures taken at that training camp of participants undertaking paramilitary-type training, wearing masks and combat style clothing; is...
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales, what advice he has received from the Countryside Council for Wales with regard to the proposed rebuilding of the Welsh Highland Railway through Snowdonia, with particular reference to (a) the impact on the site of special scientific interest at the Aberglaslyn Pass...
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales, what advice he has received from the Countryside Council for Wales with regard to the proposed rebuilding of the Welsh Highland Railway through Snowdonia, with particular reference to (a) the impact on the site of special scientific interest at the Aberglaslyn Pass...
That this House expresses its concern that the sale of the 4,000 acre estate which includes the summit of Snowdon could jeopardize the environmental heritage, the farming traditions and the public amenity of these lands; and calls on the Secretary of State for Wales, in cooperation with the National Trust in Wales, the Eryri National Park Authority and Gwynedd Council, to take immediate steps to secure this estate for the Welsh nation in order to safeguard a proper balance between the interests of conservation, hill farming, tourism, recreation and heritage for the benefit of the local and wider communities.
That this House expresses its concern that the sale of the 4,000 acre estate which includes the summit of Snowdon could jeopardize the environmental heritage, the farming traditions and the public amenity of these lands; and calls on the Secretary of State for Wales, in cooperation with the National Trust...
How many times Snowdonia Mountain Rescue Services were called into action in 1995. - This information is not held by Welsh Office.
How many times Snowdonia Mountain Rescue Services were called into action in 1995. - This information is not held by Welsh Office.
How many people were killed or injured while walking or climbing in the Snowdonia National Park in 1993. - Info not held centrally.
How many people were killed or injured while walking or climbing in the Snowdonia National Park in 1993. - Info not held centrally.
How many times Snowdonia Mountain rescue services were called into action in 1993. - 174.
How many times Snowdonia Mountain rescue services were called into action in 1993. - 174.
What plans he has to designate Northern Snowdonia as an environmentally sensitive area.
What plans he has to designate Northern Snowdonia as an environmentally sensitive area.
What representations he has received from the Snowdonia National Park Committee concerning the designation of Snowdonia as an environmentally sensitive area.
What representations he has received from the Snowdonia National Park Committee concerning the designation of Snowdonia as an environmentally sensitive area.