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Posted: 17/11/2023 by Ffiona Jones

Growing for All

Press Release – 26 September 2023   Growing for All – New life for Abergwili historic walled garden More people than ever will soon be able to get stuck in to learning and growing at the recently transformed Parc yr Esgob – Bishop’s Park, Abergwili, Carmarthenshire. Parc yr Esgob Trust, a tiny community led charity, …

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A garden with green grass, vegetable beds, and leafless trees stands in front of a brick wall under a cloudy sky. A church spire rises in the distant background. © Caryl Thomas is written at the bottom right.

Posted: 09/11/2021 by Caroline Welch

Walled Garden

Find out more about our new Walled Garden Restoration Project which started in July 2025. Please note that the Walled Garden is not open to the public at the moment due to the restoration work. We will announce future public open days here. The half-acre Walled Garden, dating from at least the 1790s, is Parc …

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Job Vacancies – 3 x Paid Horticultural Training Placements

14/07/2026

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14-16 hours per week for 16 weeks (flexible hours by agreement) £177.94-£203.36 per week Details here: 260707.English.HorticulturalTraineesRD.ParcYrEsgob2 Please send an email to teresawalters@tywigateway.org.uk by Wednesday 19th August, telling us why you would like to work with us and telling us how your experience and interests match the qualities outlined in the Person Specification, giving some examples.  …

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Tywi Gateway Trust
Bishop’s Park and Gardens, Abergwili,
Carmarthenshire SA31 2JG

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