CPD Penrhyndeudraeth – neu “The Cockles” – yw’r tîm pêl-droed lleol ym Mhenrhyndeudraeth, sydd drws nesaf i Finffordd, ble dechreuodd ein Peiriant Tyllu Twneli ‘Buddug’ ei siwrne cloddio twnnel blwyddyn ddiwethaf.
Mae’r clwb wedi cael £15,838 gan y Rhaglen Grantiau Cymunedol, a fydd yn cael ei ddefnyddio i helpu i osod ffensys newydd o amgylch ymylon ardal chwarae'r clwb. Bydd hyn yn gwella diogelwch a hygyrchedd cyfleusterau’r clwb ar gyfer trigolion lleol, ymwelwyr a grwpiau cymuned.
CPD Penrhyndeudraeth FC – nicknamed “The Cockles” – is the local football team for Penrhyndeudraeth, which neighbours Minffordd, where our Tunnel Boring Machine ‘Buddug’ started her tunnel excavation journey last year.
The club has been awarded £15,838 from the Community Grant Programme, which will be used to help install new fencing around the edge of the club playing area. This will improve the safety and accessibility of the club’s facilities for local residents, visitors and community groups to enjoy.
As part of the North London Reinforcement project, National Grid are working with local schools and colleges to support young people, develop skills and help inspire future careers in the energy and construction sectors.
National Grid has completed work to upgrade overhead electricity transmission lines north of its Harker substation near Carlisle, strengthening a key cross‑border link that powers homes and businesses in England and Scotland.
Delivered in partnership with principal contractor Morgan Sindall Infrastructure, the work forms part of National Grid’s wider Harker upgrade project. This includes building new 400kV and 132kV indoor substations adjacent to its existing site, enabling new connections and helping to future-proof the network in the region.