Now into its third successful year, Mold’s Bailey Hill will once again spring to life with a festival to celebrate the arts, crafts and culture of this region. On Sunday 24th June, from 12 noon to 6pm across four sites, hundreds of visitors will be entertained with live music, dancing, drum workshops, circus skills, Living History displays, craft stalls and much more… Continue reading
Perth and Kinross Business Week is an exciting new initiative being co-ordinated by the Business Growth Team at Perth & Kinross Council.
This will be the first time there has been a Business Week in Perth and Kinross and the first in the new City Of Perth!
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Community groups last week joined forces with students at Mold Alun High School to plant an orchard and a hedgerow in their school grounds. The apple trees and shrubs are all native which means that, with a little luck, they will be growing on well into the next century – when the children’s grandchildren will still be able to inspect their handiwork and eat some delicious home-grown apples. Continue reading
The Big Clean Up is taking place in Diss on 26th and 27th May 2012. Cittaslow’s Margaret Mittins-Ladd gets us up to speed:
“All is coming together nicely. We have great support from south Norfolk Council who are bringing out the big machines to clean up the streets and grafitti, and on Saturday & Sunday we are hoping that the town will support us by cleaning up in groups around the town and other areas. Continue reading
Mold residents sign up for Electric Avenue Scheme.
Volunteer energy champions are helping residents to reduce their heating and electricity bills, with the support of Bryn Gwalia Communities First staff, Janiene Davies and Kathleen Mackey. Continue reading
Mold Town Council is pleased to welcome the very first Continental Market to visit the busy and thriving market town of Mold – so come and sample the delights of the Continent, with complimentary nibbles available from different stalls! Continue reading
It’s difficult to imagine a place that embodies South East Englishness more than the Norfolk town of Aylsham. Set just off the A140 between East Anglia’s capital city, Norwich, and the beautiful seaside town of Cromer, Aylsham has much to celebrate. Rounded flint buildings, Edwardian houses and traditional shop fronts create character-filled streets such as Market Square where the fortnightly FARMA accredited Farmers’ Market promotes the finest local artisan produce.
Glorious sunshine greeted the third annual Mold Spring Clean over the weekend of 23rd to 26th March 2012. An incredible 870+ members of the public helped Springy in making Mold magnificent for the forthcoming summer months. Continue reading
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) and Perth College UHI Centre for Enterprise have joined forces and created a competition open to registered companies and social enterprises. Continue reading
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