We’re recruiting a new Board Director Cadwyn Clwyd is looking for enthusiastic and committed individual to join our Board of Directors and help guide the strategic direction and governance of the company. We’re keen to hear from people with skills or experience in areas such as community development, social enterprise, business support, finance, or the public… Read More…
27.01.26
Join the Brenig Grant Panel
Would you like to make a difference in your local community? Cadwyn Clwyd is looking for new members to join the Brenig Wind Community Benefit Fund Grants Panel. If you live, work or volunteer in the area and have an interest in supporting community projects, we would love to hear from you. ✔️ Use your… Read More…
19.06.25
Flintshire gin firm raises a toast to tourism fund and urges other companies to apply
A special £270,000 fund has been launched to boost the tourism industry in Flintshire. Businesses that contribute to the county’s visitor economy are being urged to apply for money from the second phase of the Flintshire Tourism Grant Fund before the closing deadline on July 31. The first phase of the programme saw 36 grants totalling… Read More…
12.06.25
Denbighshire firms urged to bid for funding from £1m pot
Businesses in Denbighshire are being urged to bid for a slice of a massive £1 million fund that’s just gone live. It’s a second helping of the Prosperous Denbighshire Business Fund being distributed by regeneration agency Cadwyn Clwyd and follows an initial fund worth £1.3 million that benefited almost 100 companies across the county. Now… Read More…
05.06.25
Wrexham communities £300K funding boost
Voluntary groups across Wrexham are set for a £300,000 boost to transform local communities. The Wrexham Prosperous Communities Fund, managed by Cadwyn Clwyd and AVOW – the Association of Voluntary Organisations in Wrexham – has already provided half a million pounds for local projects. Now a second helping has just been secured and applications for… Read More…
05.06.25
Flintshire communities boosted by stage two of £1.1 million regeneration fund
Towns and villages across Flintshire can benefit from a near £400,000 fund to upgrade their local communities – but they need to act fast. It’s a second helping of the Flintshire Community Key Fund being distributed by Cadwyn Clwyd and the Flintshire Local Voluntary Council and comes hot on the heels of an initial fund… Read More…
25.03.25
Tree Tops and Train Tracks – Case Study
“This grant has taken a lot of pressure off our shoulders and we can now see a viable future for the business.” Tree Tops and Train Tracks is an eco, treetop camping experience set in the heart of an ancient woodland in a valley of the Clwydian Range. Seb and his wife Hannah bought the… Read More…
19.02.25
Autoventive – Case Study
Thanks to Cadwyn Clwyd, we can now serve our USA customers more efficiently and professionally from our Ruthin office.” Autoventive Ltd, based in Ruthin, Denbighshire, provides logistical IT Services to the automotive industry. The company was founded in 2017 by Gareth Hughes, CEO, and primarily works with clients in the United States. As a small… Read More…
19.02.25
Dangerpoint – Case Study
Area: Holywell Sector: Education Grant awarded: £34,764 to install solar panels and batteries. DangerPoint is an award winning safety education centre that educates school pupils during school term time and opens as a tourist attraction during local school holidays. It’s a registered charity that was set up by North Wales Police in 2005 and provides… Read More…
17.02.25
Park in the Past – Case Study
“The support we’ve had from Cadwyn Clwyd has been invaluable.” Park in the Past in Hope near Wrexham is a not-for-profit company that was set up in 2014 by Paul Harston, CEO of Roman Tour. His vision was to transform an abandoned sand and gravel quarry into a 120-acre country park with a 35-acre… Read More…