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Successful decarbonisation event empowers businesses to pave the way to a sustainable future
20.03.24 Growing Mid Wales, in partnership with Powys and Ceredigion County Councils, hosted a decarbonisation event on Monday 11 March at Bargoed Farm, bringing together industry leaders, experts, and businesses committed to exploring ways to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and energy costs.
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Funding allocated to 14 projects to increase adult numeracy across Mid Wales
13.03.2024 Following a recent call for applications for projects seeking to improve adult numeracy skills, 14* projects across the Mid Wales region have been approved.
Exploring opportunities for a digital revolution in Mid Wales
13.03.24 Gigabit broadband is an emerging technology that both families and businesses can greatly benefit from. Current grant-funded projects available could significantly help Mid Wales boost its connectivity infrastructure, but it can be confusing when exploring what options are out there.
Opinions sought across Mid Wales on energy and transport use
08.02.2024 - Local area energy planning (LAEP) is taking place across the whole of Wales right now to understand everyone's energy and transport use now and for the future.
Business Leaders Needed to Support the Delivery of the Mid Wales Growth Deal
08.02.2024 - Business leaders and economic experts are being sought to support the development and delivery of the Mid Wales Growth Deal.
Upcoming event on Sustainable business solutions in Mid Wales: Minimising emissions and costs
18.01.2024 - A free event for Mid Wales businesses to explore ways to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and energy costs is being held by Growing Mid Wales, in partnership with Powys and Ceredigion County Councils.
Mid Wales Growth Deal progressing positively towards delivery in 2024
14.11.2023 - '2023 has seen good progress of the Mid Wales Growth Deal and it is now nearing the delivery phase' is the update shared between UK and Welsh Government ministers and Powys and Ceredigion County Council Leaders at a virtual meeting held on 09th November.
Corporate Plan Consultation
01.11.2023 - Mid Wales residents are being given the opportunity to comment on a Corporate Plan for the region's Corporate Joint Committee (CJC).
First slice of Growth Deal funding on its way to Mid Wales
02.10.2023 - Growing Mid Wales, a regional partnership and engagement arrangement between the private and public sectors, and with UK and Welsh Government, has unlocked the first allocation of funding from both governments as part of the Mid Wales Growth Deal agreement.
Growing Mid Wales Partnership reflects on achievements to date
29.09.2023 - On 18th September, at a regional partnership meeting aimed at promoting and representing the region's priorities for economic development, the renewed vision for economic growth in Mid Wales was discussed. The Growing Mid Wales Partnership reviewed key milestones to date and considered where the regional approach to economic development needed to be adapted further to reflect a number of challenges.
Businesses views sought on the skills landscape of Mid Wales
22.09.2023 - The Mid Wales Regional Skills Partnership (RSP) is interested in what you have to say about the challenges you face as a business and is currently running a short, 5-minute survey to find out more about these challenges, especially around the recruitment of skills, now and in the future.
Call for projects in Mid Wales to come forward for the Multiply funding programme
20.09.2023 - From Monday 2nd of October, projects operating in the Local Authority areas of Ceredigion and Powys can apply for funding for the Multiply programme. Mid Wales has a budget of £5 million for Multiply projects up to December 2024.