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Jones Bros help more employees to achieve professional status20th Sep 2012
A new walking and cycling route completed by Jones Bros that gives people the chance to make more of their everyday journeys has been officially opened by the Minister for Local Government and Communities Carl Sargeant.
The Conwy Morfa Route will transform the walking and cycling experience along the north Wales coast and provides an essential bridge over the north Wales railway.
Taking cyclists and pedestrians away from the busy A55, the new route will allow spectacular views of the Irish Sea and provide loca residents and tourists with the opportunity to enjoy healthy journeys between Conwy town and Penmaenmawr.
The scheme has been developed by Sustrans, the Welsh Government and Conwy County Borough Council and funded by Taith, the regional transport consortium, the Welsh Government and the Big Lottery Fund.