News Interpret Wales June 30, 2020

Issue 20 Spring 2014

This bumper issue showcases projects across Wales receiving support under the European Regional Development Convergence Fund; Dave Penberthy introduces the Heritage Tourism Project and case studies of Denbigh and Conwy Castles; Sarah McCarthy writes about the...

This bumper issue showcases projects across Wales receiving support under the European Regional Development Convergence Fund; Dave Penberthy introduces the Heritage Tourism Project and case studies of Denbigh and Conwy Castles; Sarah McCarthy writes about the ‘Walking in the Footsteps of Princes’ project in north Wales; Neil Johnstone and Susanne Skubik Intrilligator showcase projects on Anglesey; Charlotte Barnet writes about the Communities and Nature project; David Llewellyn looks at the Valleys Regional Park and Valleys’ artist Becky Adams writes about using art to interpret the town of Tredegar; a case study of interpretation along the Valleys Cycle Network is provided by Ryland Jones; Valleys Community Tourism Ambassador Jean Round writes about the ‘passion-filled tourist destination’ that is the Valleys; Quentin Grimley looks at an 870 mile interpretation project along the Wales Coast Path; and Ken Rees showcases a school project in Whitland celebrating the town’s famous King – Hywel Dda

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