Success for Wildlife Gardeners’ Question Time
20/10/2026
By Admin2
Parc yr Esgob, the Bishop’s Park in Abergwili, hosted an autumn Gardeners’ Question Time, with a special wildlife focus, on October 7th, 6pm, in Stacey’s Kitchen, Parc yr Esgob’s resident cafe. The panel members were Laura Moss from West Wales Biodiversity Information Centre, Joseph Atkin, who was Head Gardener at Aberglasney, Simon Richards who is …
















Volunteer Stories – Huw Peregrine
Posted: 26/05/2026 by Anne
Gardening volunteer, nature recording and birdwatching.
“I started volunteering at Bishop’s Park in April 2022
“I live in the village next to the Park which I have visited and walked around on many occasions over the decades.
“I enjoy meeting my fellow colleagues/volunteers and working in the garden with them. The work is physical and helps keep me fit. Also, it’s a good excuse to leave the house!
“I retired from full time work at Glangwili Hospital over five and a half years ago. After that, I started volunteering in the garden of Newton House, owned by the Dinefwr National Trust near Llandeilo, in the orchard of Abergwili village and archaeology excavations with Heneb (Dyfed).
“In addition to the above, I enjoy hill and mountain-walking and I’m a keen birdwatcher.”
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