RNLI Hands Over the Keys to Dunrovin, Inland Waterways HQ
A portion of the site has been leased by the IWAI for the sole purpose of locating the new permanent lifeboat station on the shores of Lough Ree
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A portion of the site has been leased by the IWAI for the sole purpose of locating the new permanent lifeboat station on the shores of Lough Ree
Industrial real-estate developer Panattoni has signed its third pre-let at its 1.9 million ft2 logistics development in Kent following pre-lets to DHL and [...]
He will succeed Dilwyn Williams, who will retire in May. Brought up in Pwllheli, Dafydd Gibbard attended Ysgol Cymerau and Glan y Môr in the town, he studied Planning and Environmental Management at Coleg Normal, Bangor and then qualified as a Chartered Surveyor. He has worked in local government since 1995 starting his career with Isle of Anglesey Council before moving to Gwynedd Council in 2003. He started his time with Gwynedd Council as Estates Manager and then Senior Property Manager, leading on schemes such as new school buildings and the authority's carbon reduction scheme. He...
Hampton Court Palace’s grounds are filled with colour this Spring in its first ever Tulip Festival. Over 100,000 bulbs have bloomed in spectacular displays across the regal gardens, in tribute to the estate’s long royal history of tulip cultivation. First introduced to the British Isles in the 1630s and with around 100 species now in existence, tulip planting at the palace dates back to the reign of Queen Mary II. Tulips in bloom © Historic Royal PalacesFrom April 12 – May 3 visitors can marvel at types of tulip that have not been on show at the palace since the 17th century, as...
Hampton Court Palace’s grounds are filled with colour this Spring in its first ever Tulip Festival. Over 100,000 bulbs have bloomed in spectacular displays across the regal gardens, in tribute to the estate’s long royal history of tulip cultivation. First introduced to the British Isles in the 1630s and with around 100 species now in existence, tulip planting at the palace dates back to the reign of Queen Mary II. Tulips in bloom © Historic Royal PalacesFrom April 12 – May 3 visitors can marvel at types of tulip that have not been on show at the palace since the 17th century, as...