MEETINGS DIARY

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PARTNERSHIP

Valleys Regional Park is a partnership between over 40 organisations working together to deliver environmental, heritage and tourism activities in a more effective, collaborative approach, both cross-sector and cross-boundary, towards a regional vision.

The partnership’s organisation is as follows (click name for details or use the navigation bar above):
 
• Strategic Group
The strategic and policy direction, as well as overall governance of the partnership is provided by the strategic group.

• Implementation Group
Delivery of funded projects is undertaken and monitored by the implementation group.

• Subgroups
Specific subgroups exist to provide strategic, planning and implementation advice and guidance for the partnership and its projects in order to maximise the benefits of the partnership and its funding.
 

• Management Team

It is responsible for the daily function and management of the partnership's activities.

• Welsh Government
• CountrYside Council for Wales
• Environment Agency Wales
• Forestry Commission Wales
• Visit Wales, Welsh Assembly Government
• Capital Regional Tourism
• South West Wales Tourism Partnership

• Dwr Cymru/Welsh Water
• British Waterways
• Groundwork Wales
• Groundwork Trusts (Merthyr RCT, Caerphilly and

  Bridgend/Neath Port Talbot)
• BTCV
• Keep Wales Tidy

• CADW
• National Museums of Wales
• Sustrans
• Dulais Valley Development Trust

• SEWTA
• SWITTCH

• Ramblers Cymru

 

• Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council
• Bridgend County Borough Council

• Caerphilly County Borough Council
• Cardiff City Council
• Carmarthenshire County Council
• Monmouthshire County Council
• Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council
• Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council
• Newport City Council

• Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council
• Swansea City Council
• Torfaen County Borough Council
• Brecon Beacons National Park Authority
• Gwent Wildlife Trust

• Wildlife Trusts of South & West Wales
• RSPB
• Sports Council for Wales
• Federation of City Gardens and Community Farms
• Sustain Wales/Cynnal Cymru
• Wales Co-operative Centre

 

Partners include