Gareth Bryer

6 days ago | bbc.co.uk | Gareth Bryer

Disgrifiad o’r llun, Mae sbwriel yn "bryder mawr" ledled Cymru, yn ôl cynghorauGohebydd amgylchedd BBC CymruMae sbwriel wedi dod yn "argyfwng" meddai ymgyrchwyr, ar ôl i arolygon o lendid strydoedd ledled Cymru ddatgelu'r sefyllfa waethaf erioed. Yn ôl elusen Cadwch Gymru'n Daclus mae'r cynnydd mewn pecynnau byrbrydau a photeli diod sydd ond yn cael eu defnyddio unwaith yn achosi "ymddygiad brawychus", gan rybuddio am "don o sbwriel sy'n frwydr i'w atal".

6 days ago | bbc.co.uk | Gareth Bryer

Image caption, Litter is a particular problem in towns and cities, campaigners have warnedEnvironment correspondent, BBC Wales NewsCampaigners say littering has reached a "crisis point" after surveys of street cleanliness across Wales revealed the worst situation on record. Keep Wales Tidy said the rise was mainly being driven by a "huge increase" of on-the-go food and drinks packaging, as well as pressure on council street cleaning budgets.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Gareth Bryer

Campaigners say littering has reached a "crisis point" after surveys of street cleanliness across Wales revealed the worst situation on record. Keep Wales Tidy said the rise was mainly being driven by a "huge increase" of on-the-go food and drinks packaging, as well as pressure on council street cleaning budgets. Councils told BBC News they were "struggling" to maintain budgets to clear litter in the face of increased costs in other areas, like social care.

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Rebecca Miles |Gareth Bryer

Tom Hardy Netflix thriller 'puts Wales on world map'Rebecca Miles & Gareth BryerGetty ImagesBritish actor Tom Hardy stars as a detective in action thriller HavocThe team behind Netflix's new action thriller Havoc say it will "put Wales on the map" for filmmakers across the world. Starring Tom Hardy as a "jaded" detective, Havoc tells the aftermath of a drug deal gone wrong. Although it is set in an unnamed US city, all of it - including car chases and shootouts - was filmed in Wales.

1 month ago | bbc.com | Gareth Bryer

Emergency water supply for at-risk canal costing £100k a weekBBCVolunteers say everything the canal supports is under threat from new water licencesAn historical canal will be given an emergency water supply to stop it from running dry in days. The Canal and River Trust, which runs the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal, has used money which was earmarked for repairs to buy a short-term supply from Welsh Water.