Cadw definition

Cadw means the Welsh Government’s historic environment service working for an accessible and well-protected historic environment for Wales;

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Cadw means the Welsh Office agency known as Welsh Historic Monuments;

Cadw. (“Cadw”) means the executive agency, being part of the Welsh Assembly Government and administering the exercise of functions vested in the National Assembly which relate to the historic environment;

Examples of Cadw in a sentence

The successful Operator will be required to pay the cost for the daily, emptying of bins and removal of waste from site; this cost will be charged and reviewed annually by Cadw.
One key commercial area where Cadw is keen to develop further is the provision of food and beverage across a range of sites and to provide opportunities for local businesses to work with Cadw, in relation to this.
Cadw is constantly looking to developing revenue streams in order to help support its work and to benefit local communities.
Cadw is to be consulted on the choice of uniform and their approval obtained, prior to purchase.
Cadw reserves the right to undertake any required work to achieve this rating level and to seek reimbursement of any costs from the Operator.
Records of visits and outcomes by the Fire Safety contractor are to be kept on site and to be made available to Cadw when requested.
Any changes to the Food Hygiene rating, will need to be reported to Cadw within 24 hours and a management plan agreed and put in place, to ensure that level five is reinstated within agreed timescales.
Records of visits and outcomes by the Pest Control contractor are to be kept on site and to be made available to Cadw when requested.
Cadw has produced an indicative timetable of events that will ensure the evaluation is completed on schedule.
Record of dates and paperwork to be kept on site and to be available for inspection by Cadw or their representatives, and the Local Authority Environmental Health Officer.