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28 March 2023, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… happening is at the laundry garden at Tredegar House, which is run by the National Trust. Members of Growing Space, a mental health charity, help care for the garden, while members of Woodland Routes to Wellbeing use the … mental and physical well-being. And I had the pleasure of inviting you, Prif Weinidog, to see Growing Space back in 2021, so I know you've seen first-hand the excellent work that they do. This project …

2 March 2026, Petitions Committee

Updates to previous petitions

… also tied up with what might happen at the airfield and whether that's part of the growing space industry in Wales, because there is real potential around the Cardigan bay coastline. All those things matter when the …

29 April 2025, Plenary

Statement by the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs: Community Food Strategy

… you charging public bodies with releasing land—and I'm thinking particularly in towns and cities—for those growing spaces, or those allotments, which I know are few and far between very often? How do you think that …

26 March 2025, Plenary

Questions to the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs

… further two years, has created over 1,700 community gardens, such as and including the nature and food growing spaces at the Tongwynlais housing association sites …

28 March 2023, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… project operates, and not only was I lucky enough to be at Tredegar House for the Growing Space project, but, of course, the Member for Newport West invited me to the Road to Nature project, another example …

31 January 2023, Plenary

Questions to the Minister for Economy

… the site to work with us in actually designing the future, because there are other parts of our growing space sector that are interested in the future use of Llanbedr as a site for them. It's not …

15 November 2022, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… Grŵp Resilience have been a huge benefit to west Wales, through both the development of over 25 community growing spaces or enhancing our understanding of greener, cleaner and self-sufficient communities. Given their success, First Minister, what steps …