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Expressions of Interest to Join Planning Aid Wales’ Network of Associates

Planning Aid Wales (PAW) has extensive experience of working to help people engage more effectively with local planning processes and works extensively with Local Planning Authorities and Community and Town Councils across Wales in order to do so.

PAW is inviting Expressions of Interest from individuals and firms to join our Network of Associates to assist us in delivering a number of our projects and activities in this and future financial years.

There are several distinct roles and workstreams we are looking for assistance with:

  • Facilitator / Trainers
  • Marketing Advisers, Graphic and Website Designers
  • Administrators / PAs

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Closing date 7th October 2024 – 9am

Notice of Annual General Meeting

Planning Aid Wales Limited

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the 2024 Annual General Meeting of Planning Aid Wales Limited will be held online and at Wrexham University, Mold Road, Wrexham, LL11 2AW Room B21 (Option to join remotely – Email address required) on Monday 1st July 2024 at 4pm.

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Can you help shape the future Bay of Colwyn?

Planning Aid Wales has been conducting community engagement in the Bay of Colwyn as part of its role in developing the Colwyn Place Plan.

So far this has included running a workshop and art competition with local school children from around the Colwyn Bay Area. Facilitating a series of online events and activities, including, an online survey, Placecheck map and, online focus groups, and hosting two drop-in sessions inRhos on Sea and Colwyn Heights.

There is still plenty of events yet to come…

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Placemaking for a Thriving Welsh Language

On 25th November 2021, Planning Aid Wales and IAITH: Welsh Centre for Language Planning delivered an online joint mini conference that brought together planners, Welsh language specialists and Community and Town Councils (CTCs) who are taking steps to make more use of Welsh, support the use of Welsh in their communities and are thinking about or involved in planning and placemaking.

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