Today the project took a big step forward as we had our first look at the proposed site plan. After months of research and discussions for the first time we now get to see on paper how the restored site may look. We are all really excited to see the great potential of the Bishop’s …

Members of Abergwili Community Council recently presented a cheque to the Carmarthenshire Branch of the Welsh Historic Gardens Trust in support of the work of the Trust’s Tywi Gateway Project. The Bishop’s Park is much loved and used by the people of Abergwili and the generous donation of the Abergwili Community Council recognises the importance …

The project is thrilled to receive a grant from the Architectural Heritage Fund towards the cost of employing specialist Conservation Architects to advise on the conservation and restoration of the historic built features within the Bishop’s Park. The AHF is a registered charity founded in 1976 to promote the conservation and sustainable re-use of historic …

The project is delighted to announce the receipt of a grant from the Foyle Foundation towards the cost of our restoration project.

Today is the first ever National Meadows Day a new campaign to raise awareness of the ecological importance of these very special places and to highlight the severe decline in their numbers over the last 100 years. This is an issue dear to our hearts as from our Ha Ha we overlook The Great Meadow …

Today we are pleased to announce that Nicholas Pearson Partnership have joined the team to produce our Conservation Management Plan. Experts in historic landscape, management and restoration their work will help shape our ideas to ensure the Bishop’s Park remains and important community resource and an all year round visitor attraction.