Work starts on environmental improvements at the Peulwys estate in Old Colwyn.Residents Ginny Hardern and Jackie Jackson for the sod cutting watched by, from left, Matt Stowe, Environmental Contracts Development Manager at Cartrefi Conwy, Julie Barr, landscape architect, Luke Jones from GPurchase, Cartrefi Conwy chief executive Andrew Bowden and local AM Darren Millar, -

Work starts on £1.1m green project to transform Conwy housing estate

Work starts on environmental improvements at the Peulwys estate in Old Colwyn.Residents Ginny Hardern and Jackie Jackson for the sod cutting watched by, from left, Matt Stowe, Environmental Contracts Development Manager at Cartrefi Conwy, Julie Barr, landscape architect, Luke Jones from GPurchase, Cartrefi Conwy chief executive Andrew Bowden and local AM Darren Millar,

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