Projects

In 2025, 4CG helped form Hwb Aberteifi and ran a share offer that raised the capital to buy the Tabernacle in the centre of Cardigan.

4CG instigated a housing need assessment in Penparc, where a public meeting agreed in principle to form a Community Land Trust.

4CG featured in an online exhibition by the Wales Co-operative Centre celebrating the 250th anniversary of the birth of Robert Owen.

With Ceredigion County Council and developers Locly, 4CG created the Cardigan town app, used across the town for a number of years.

Working in partnership, 4CG helped fund Cardigan's first Lantern Parade in 2016 and its first Carnival in 2017.

4CG formed South Ceredigion Energy Local, a pilot of two clubs letting local households and businesses use locally generated renewable energy.

We’ve put together a new website to help people find out what 4CG is about and what we’re up to around Cardigan.

Working on consultation with Grow Wild, 4CG is supporting a cross-generation project to plant twelve different varieties of wild flowers in a number of sites around Cardigan.

Over 150 tonnes of fish is landed in Cardigan Bay each year and all of it is immediately transported away for sale.

In 2016, 4CG set up a town centre partnership bringing together Cardigan's stakeholders, which funded and delivered a range of town centre projects.

4CG managed the installation and ongoing support of Cardigan's town centre Wifi scheme, which became a blueprint other towns followed.

The Fish produce feasibility study, produced with the help of the Fishermens’ Local Action Group has been completed and 4CG presented its findings at the Small World Theatre along with some excellent

4CG have completed renovation work on the 1st floor of the old bike shop. The building will now be the offices of Jigsaw.

4CG were one of four finalists for the “Social Enterprise Award Cymru of 2014”.

As part of developing the town centre 4CG estate, the charity rents a 2 bed house and 6 flats to people with a local need.

4CG bought Cardigan's old Court House and Police Station, now transformed into Y Clinc, a group hostel sleeping up to 28 guests in converted jail cells and judge's chambers.

In the early days of 4CG, the empty sheds became the first home of the CADDAM collection of heritage agricultural machinery.

4CG established a weekly farmers market in the sheds at Pwllhai, which grew and later moved to the town's indoor market.

4CG provides retail and office spaces for a number of small businesses operating from Cardigan town centre.

4CG’s flagship project was the purchase of the old Co-op site in Pwllhai in 2010. This overgrown and derelict land has been since been transformed into a car park and business units.