Author: Xander

Local Food & Growing in Newtown Saturday 25 February On the High Street, next to Market Hall Seed swap & Free seed starter packs Growing advice for all FREE micro allotments – find out more! Cwm Harry Food Co veg

Cwm Harry’s Zero Waste Presteigne and Norton was among the winners of Third Sector Awards Cymru, which promote and celebrate the work of the third sector across Wales. Organised by umbrella organisation Wales Council for Voluntary Action (WCVA) and supported

Inaugural Meeting of the Zero Waste Research Centre 11-3pm, 16th March   –   Coventry Council House, Earl Street , Coventry, CV1 5RR Zero Waste Research Centre:  Creating a Community Movement to Design out Waste We cannot afford waste. By redesigning our

Locally grown food is on the menu at Cwm Harry in Newtown, where the Big Lottery People & Places grant programme will be funding a three year ‘Get Growing’ project.  At their unit on the Vastre Industrial Estate a degraded

“I believe every household in England has a basic human right to have their rubbish collected every week” These are the words of the Rt Hon Eric Pickles, minister for the community, announcing a surprise £250M from the austerity budget

Newtown based social entrepreneur Adam Kennerley, CEO of the innovative Cwm Harry food waste collection and composting business, based in the town’s Vastre Industrial Estate, took Welsh expertise to Coventry on 9th September when he spoke at a national conference

All comers will be welcome to visit Cwm Harry at Newtown’s Vastre Industrial Estate on Saturday 8 October from 10am to 2pm, when the award-winning social enterprise will be opening its doors to showcase the community garden that has been

Cwm Harry Land Trust won the Award for Community Recycler of the Year at last weeks Cylch Conference in Llandudno. Cylch is Wales’ Association for social enterprises and community sector waste management companies, and each year its awards recognise the

Cwm Harry, based at Newtown’s Vastre Industrial Estate, and organisers of Ludlow Medieval Christmas Fayre, have worked together to massively reduce the amount of rubbish going to landfill after this year’s Fayre.  In spite of an increase in visitor numbers

Cwm Harry is delighted that planning permission has been awarded to erect two polytunnels on the backfield of the premises.  The polytunnels will be a very important resource which will be used to grow high value crops and to extend the growing