Dros y penwythnos hir, bydd ein tîm yn gweithio ar y safle yn ystod yr amseroedd canlynol:
In recent years, hundreds of National Grid employees have been volunteering at Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park on Sept. 11 as part of what’s become an annual Day of Service. Their work has resulted in new areas of the USS Little Rock being illuminated, providing the ability to open never-before-seen areas of the ship where guests can learn and explore: the combat information center and engineering spaces that include massive engine parts.
The support of the National Grid Foundation will allow OCC to increase training opportunities for students pursuing careers as Certified Nursing Assistants, Home Health Aides, and Medical Assistants - fields facing urgent workforce shortages. Funding will also support an accelerated advanced manufacturing bootcamp for adult learners, combining hands-on technical instruction with professional skills development to prepare participants for immediate employment.
In the event of a mountain emergency, the charitable organisation works with North Wales Police to help locate and rescue missing, lost, vulnerable, injured or incapacitated people in the southern part of the Eryri National Park. The team is small but covers approximately 800 square kilometres of wild, rugged and beautiful terrain, including mountains, moorland and farmland, as well as rivers and lakes.
Os bydd argyfwng ar fynydd yn rhan ddeheuol Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri, mae’r sefydliad elusennol yn gweithio gyda Heddlu Gogledd Cymru i helpu i ganfod ac achub pobl sydd ar goll, pobl sy’n agored i niwed, pobl sydd wedi’u hanafu neu bobl na all ddal ati. Mae’r tîm yn fach ond maen nhw’n gwasanaethu 800 cilomedr sgwâr o dir gwyllt, garw a phrydferth, syn cynnwys mynyddoedd, rhostir a thir amaethyddol, yn ogystal ag afonydd a llynnoedd.
As educators around the world are recognized during National Teacher Appreciation Week, National Grid and Earth Cubs today announce the inaugural cohort of teachers from the United States and the United Kingdom selected for the National Grid Energy Literacy Fellowship.
The Wetlands Trail is designed to be both educational and enjoyable, featuring twelve vibrantly designed lecterns with interchangeable seasonal wildlife panels. They include facts and quizzes about the local wildlife, a charming Bug House to promote biodiversity, and the Wilbur Water Vole Trail for visitors to explore. These elements make the trail a wonderful destination for families, nature enthusiasts, and anyone looking to enjoy the great outdoors.
The charity has received a £16,000 grant to support its Hutton Hill: Strengthening Nature’s Network project, helping to develop the site as a hub for conservation, volunteering and community engagement.
To date, the funding has enabled the Trust to invest in essential tools, equipment and PPE for volunteers, including brush cutters and chainsaws, as well as the construction of on-site compost toilet facilities. It has also supported the delivery of training courses, helping ensure volunteers feel confident and safe using the new equipment.
National Grid has announced a significant expansion of Dynamic Line Rating (DLR) technology across its electricity transmission network in England and Wales. Under a new five-year contract, Dynamic Line Ratings will be deployed across an additional 585km of key north-to-south transmission routes, potentially saving consumers up to £50 million over the next five years.