Take a slow train journey from Craven Arms in England to Llanelli in Wales, passing bucolic farmland, sleepy villages and centuries-old castles.

Matt Baker and Joe Crowley explore the slate landscape of north west Wales, a Unesco World Heritage site, which is being prepared for a new role in rural tourism after securing a grant.

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Adrian Lloyd Jones, head of living landscapes at the North Wales Wildlife Trust, said the Flintshire beaver may also have ...

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Adrian Lloyd Jones, head of living landscapes at the North Wales Wildlife Trust, said the Flintshire beaver may also have been released. He said: “We are aware of the beaver at Park in the Past.