CLAW (Consortium of Local
Authorities in Wales)
is the Consortium of Local
Authorities in Wales that supports
the professional and technical interests
of property management in local government in
Wales.
CLAW was formed in
1962 and now works with representatives from
the elected members and officials of all Welsh local
authorities together with a number of associate member
organisations for the promotion of excellence in the
management of property assets.
Welcome to the CLAW Website that provides information
to assist Members and Officers in effectively managing
local authority property portfolios throughout
Wales.
Visitors are welcome to view all available pages and make
contact if necessary via the appropriate links.
Councillor Goronwy O.
Edwards (Conwy County
Borough Council)
Chairman of CLAW
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CLAW has a number of organisations with
which it has partnering arrangements including:
The Centre for Research in the Built Environment
(CRiBE), based at the Welsh
School of Architecture, Cardiff University is
recognised nationally and internationally for research
and consultancy services in environmental design and
energy use of buildings and the built environment.
The Carbon Trust, Wales is an independent company
funded by Government. Its role is to help the
UK move to a low carbon economy by helping business and
the public sector reduce carbon emissions now and capture
the commercial opportunities of low carbon
technologies. CLAW has signed a declaration with the Carbon Trust
acknowledging the impact that climate change will have on
the principality and committing the consortium to
tackling the causes and effects of a changing
climate.
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