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Welsh community climate and language funding

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In early July 2026 the youth climate programme CWM Arian announced a £5,000 grant for young people in West Wales. ~~Shortly after, the~~ The Welsh Government ~~unveiled~~ then disclosed a £27 million package that includes a £3.1 million allocation to strengthen Welsh‑language facilities and a £400,000 Perthyn grant for community‑led social‑enterprise and housing projects. The North Wales Clean Energy Fund earmarked £24.6 million to transform the historic Tŷ’n Llan pub in Llandwrog into a low‑carbon ~~hub with geothermal, solar and electric‑vehicle infrastructure.~~ hub. A follow‑up announcement on 29 July detailed ~~how~~ the £3.1 million ~~will be spent:~~ spend plan: £2.7 million will upgrade the Urdd’s residential centres at Pentre Ifan, Llangrannog and ~~Glan‑llyn;~~ Glan‑llyn, increasing capacity for children and young people; £100,000 ~~will fund~~ is set for building repairs; and a new indoor ten‑pin bowling centre will be added at Glan‑llyn, creating five jobs. ~~The clean‑energy grant for Tŷ’n Llan remains slated for implementation~~ £400,000 will be delivered via the Perthyn scheme to support projects such as Canolfan Bethlehem in ~~2025. Additionally, a student manifesto called~~ Newport. Urdd chief Siân Lewis praised the centres for building confidence and fostering Welsh ~~to become~~ use beyond the ~~norm in university sports, proposing bilingual scoring and Welsh‑language merchandise. Together, these~~ classroom. These coordinated investments aim to boost local economies, preserve the Welsh language, and advance climate‑action goals across Wales.

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