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Community Forum

Clwydian Range & Dee Valley National Landscape Community Forum

Thursday 1 October | 19:00–20:30

The Charles Darby Room,

Stori Brymbo, New High Street, Brymbo, Wrexham LL11 5AX https://storibrymbo.co.uk/

Book your place via Eventbrite here  Community Forum

or email loggerheads.countrypark@denbighshire.gov.uk

or call 01824 712757.

Everyone with an interest in the National Landscape is welcome

Come along, hear about some of the important work taking place across the Clwydian Range & Dee Valley National Landscape, share your views, ask questions and help shape its future.

Our forums bring together Town and Community Councils, Local Members, and anyone with an interest in the National Landscape.

Featured presentations:

At this forum, we’ll hear about two important projects:

Moorland Fire Prevention

Find out more about the work being undertaken to help prevent moorland fires and  protect our precious landscape and reduce the risks to wildlife and  habitats.

Curlew Recovery Project

Hear about the work taking place within the National Landscape  to support the recovery of curlew populations and protect this iconic and much-loved moorland and farmland bird.

There will also be an opportunity to hear updates from the National Landscape team and find out about upcoming projects, practical support and potential funding opportunities.

What can you expect?

Hear what’s happening locally

Get updates on the work of the Clwydian Range & Dee Valley National Landscape, including recent achievements, upcoming projects and opportunities in your area.

Have your say

Raise local issues, ask questions and share your views directly with the National Landscape team.

Work together

Explore opportunities to work in partnership to deliver the National Landscape’s statutory duties and Management Plan.

Share ideas and inspiration

Tell us about projects, activities and ideas happening in your community. Sharing experiences can help others develop their own initiatives.

Discover support and opportunities

Find out about practical advice, community planning tools, upcoming projects and potential funding opportunities.

A forum for your community

The forums are designed to be a two-way conversation, with plenty of opportunity to discuss issues that matter locally and take part in a dedicated question and answer session.

Whether you represent a Town or Community Council, community group, or are involved in a local project, or simply have an interest in the future of the National Landscape, you are welcome to attend.

You may have a question, an idea, a project to showcase or an issue you would like to raise—or simply want to find out more about what is happening across the National Landscape.

Could your council have a National Landscape Champion?

Some Town and Community Councils have appointed a dedicated National Landscape Champion from among their members. This provides a positive way of maintaining regular communication and strengthening links between councils and the National Landscape team.

If your council has not already appointed a Champion, we would be delighted if you would consider doing so.

For more information, please contact loggerheads.countrypark@denbighshire.gov.uk.

Taking the Forum to different Communities

We recognise that the National Landscape covers a large area and that travelling long distances can be difficult. 

To make the forums more accessible, we are rotating meetings around different communities within the National Landscape, with the aim of eventually visiting as many communities as possible.

If you know of a community that would benefit from hosting a future forum, please let us know.

Our next meeting will be held

The Charles Darby Room

Stori Brymbo

New High Street

Brymbo

Wrexham

LL11 5AX

Thursday 1 October | 19:00–20:30

(*Please note* that the Charles Darby  room is located to the rear of the main building and accessed via a gate at the side of the main building).

We look forward to seeing you and working together to care for and enhance the Clwydian Range & Dee Valley National Landscape.