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Current Status
In line with recent changes to the Welsh Government’s Covid-19 Alert Levels, the Senedd building has been opening in phases.
Currently, the Senedd building is open between Monday – Thursday, 09.00 – 16.30 or until the end of Senedd business, and you will need to book a free ticket to visit.
Subsequent to the start of dredging operations in Rhossili Bay, there has been a substantial and severe depletion of sand on the adjacent Rhossili...
The people of Wales and the South West do not want nuclear power on the shores of the Severn Estuary and it is clear that Hinkley Point C and its e...
The name St. George’s Channel has been used since the 1500’s by English settlers on either side of the Celtic Sea. But as a sign of respect to Wels...
It is shocking that more than 97% of our marine protected areas (MPA), created to safeguard ocean habitats, are being destroyed by being dredged an...
The Crown Estate is a collection of marine and land assets and holdings belonging to the reigning monarch. The marine assets, and the increasingly...
It’s Plastic-Free July, a global movement of people refusing single-use plastics for a month. Last year an estimated 326 million people around the...
Our reading lists draw together the key sources of information about policy issues in Wales. You can use our reading lists as an introduction to a...
The Common Fisheries Policy: Quotas and the “Discard Ban” June 2014 Introduction On 1 January 2014, the EU introduced a reformed Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) 1 . One of t...
The Marine Act Quick Guide July 2014 Introduction The Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 1 (referred to as the Marine Act) is the...
