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    The full list of places in Cardiff awarded a Green Flag in 2021

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryOctober 14, 2021No Comments
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    248 parks and green spaces in Wales have received the prestigious Green Flag Award and Green Flag Community Award. They include a diverse range of sites, from country parks and formal gardens, to allotments, woodlands and churchyards.

    Now in its third decade, the international Green Flag Award is a sign to the public that a park or green space boasts the highest possible environmental standards, is beautifully maintained and has excellent visitor facilities.

    35 amazing spaces in Cardiff have made it into the top list:

    1. Bute Park (full award)
    2. Cardiff Bay Barrage (full award)
    3. Cardiff Bay Wetlands Reserve (full award)
    4. Cathays Cemetery (full award)
    5. Flat Holm Island (full award)
    6. Forest Farm (full award)
    7. Grange Gardens (full award)
    8. Hailey Park (full award)
    9. Heath Park (full award)
    10. Parc Cefn Ons (full award)
    11. Roath Park (full award)
    12. Rumney Hill Gardens (full award)
    13. St Fagans: Natural History Museum (full award)
    14. Thornhill Cemetery and Cardiff Crematorium (full award)
    15. Victoria Park, Cardiff (full award)
    16. Waterloo Gardens (full award)
    17. Canolfan Beulah Garden (community award)
    18. Chapter Community Garden (community award)
    19. Coed Y Felin (community award)
    20. Chris McGuigan Memorial Garden (community award)
    21. Dusty Forge Garden (community award)
    22. Grange Pavilion (community award)
    23. Howardian Local Nature Reserve (community award)
    24. Lansdown Surgery Garden (community award)
    25. Llandaff North Allotments (community award)
    26. Llwynfedw Gardens (community award)
    27. Old St Mellons Community Playing Fields and Park (community award)
    28. Maes Y Coed Community Garden (community award)
    29. Nant Fawr Community Woodlands (community award)
    30. Plasnewydd Community Garden (community award)
    31. Riverside Community Garden (community award)
    32. StarGarAllot Community Allotment (community award)
    33. St Mellons Community Garden (community award)
    34. St Peters Community Garden (community award)
    35. Whitchurch Community Garden (community award)

    A full list of award winners can be found on the Keep Wales Tidy website here.

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