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B&P Case Study: Ynni Padarn Peris Community Hydro Scheme
Ynni Padarn Peris is a sustainable renewable energy scheme using hydro power to create electricity. The energy is used by the local community, with any surplus sold into the National Grid.
How To Sell Your Rural Property in North Wales
How To Sell Your Rural Property in North Wales. As the old military adage goes, proper prior planning helps things turn out for the best.
Autumn unplugged: our favourite places to turn up, tune out & switch off
Summer unplugged. Here are some of our favourite places to turn up, tune out & switch off. Local escapes for those days when you need to get away from it all.
Superb glamping potential at this Snowdonia Country Estate, North Wales
Superb glamping potential at this Snowdonia Country Estate, North Wales. Escape to the country by supplementing your move with a reliable income.
Why you should be thinking about Brexit this summer holiday
Why you should be thinking about Brexit this summer holiday. As we pack our bags and grumble about the exchange rate, let’s lighten with some Brexit winners.
Baileys and Partners Summer Outing
The Baileys and Partners team out and about enjoying local activities, having fun together, making memories and strengthening our working relationships.
The Impact Of Adventure Tourism On The Welsh Economy
The Impact Of Adventure Tourism On The Welsh Economy. In 2014, the North Wales outdoor activity business was worth £480m with approx 600 providers, creating just over 8000 jobs.
What will Gove’s ‘Green Brexit’ mean for Rural Wales?
What will the Environment Secretary’s ‘Green Brexit’ announcement mean for farmers and landowners in Wales? We consider the post-EU challenges and opportunities for estates in rural Wales.
Council Tax changes to second homes and holiday properties in Gwynedd
From 1st April 2018 second home and holiday cottage owners in Gwynedd will pay 50% more on their council tax bill. We look at the changes & exemptions.











