Denbighshire Unpaid Work team visited St Thomas' Cemetery on Dyserth Road, Rhyl. The site has really grown quickly so we have returned to cut it back to make it accessible once again'. #CommunityPayback

Last week, North Wales Unpaid Work were winners of an FAW Grassroots Award due to the work the Service gives to Football Teams along the north Wales coast. We now have to wait to see if we are successful to reach the National Final in Cardiff.

A huge thankyou to staff and people on probation for your contribution to delivering on average 28,000 Community Payback hours each month to communities across Wales! Some more pictures from the Wales Probation celebration of 50 years of Community Payback

Thank you letter received for the work #CommunityPayback have undertaken at the churchyards in Llanfacreth, Dolgellau and Llanelltyd this year.

On Sunday morning Denbighshire #CommunityPayback team cleared up litter from The Square at Kinmel Bay. Storms Isha and Jocelyn had tipped over household recycling bins spilling rubbish into the community garden.

As part of yesterday's day of action #CommunityPayback worked with Denbighshire County Council Recycling Advisor covering streets and alleyways of Rhyl West Parade. From litter picking these areas we collected around 20 bags of litter.

#CommunityPayback have undertaken a litter pick at Towyn Park in Conwy. The team collected 8 sacks of litter with much more to collect on our next visit.

#CommunityPayback returned to Llyn Alwen, walking 6.4 miles in the rain collecting litter and cleared several used disposable BBQ's.

#CommunityPayback have today been mowing the grounds of St Digain's Church, Llangernyw which is home to the oldest living tree in Wales, and one of the oldest living things in the world. It's estimated age is over 4,000 years.

#CommunityPayback have today collected 7 sacks of litter from Towyn Park so it looks better for the Bank Holiday weekend.

The #CommunityPayback team have today been to the cemetery at St Mary Magdalene's Church, Cerrigydrudion to do some strimming.

🌳A Community Payback team has been mowing the grounds of St Digain's Church, Llangernyw which is home to the oldest living tree in Wales. Community Payback provides opportunities for offenders to give back to their communities while learning new skills.

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Community Payback Success A team of People On Probation have transformed the Llangernw Old School Hall From window repairs to floor refinishing, the hall is now a vibrant community space. The project not only revitalised the building but also provided new skills to all involved

Community Payback Tree Planting Initiative! 🌳 Our teams in Wales have planted 1,318 trees across North Wales and Dyfyd Powys! 🌲🌿 From Bodelwyddan Fishing Club to Gwili Railway, Carmarthen, this project enhances local environments and promotes ecological sustainability.