Category: Council News
CHRISTMAS/NEW YEAR RECYCLING
CHRISTMAS/NEW YEAR RECYCLING Up to and including Friday 10th January the restriction on 2 black bags per household does NOT apply. The 2 black bags restriction will resume from Monday 13th January 2020 You CAN recycle these items – be sure to put them in the correct containers for separated recycling. Brown paper Chocolate boxes (cardboard) Chocolate boxes […]
» Read moreCasual Vacancy Notice
Casual Vacancy Notice
New Bus Pass
NEW BUS PASS Concessionary Travel Pass Have you applied for your new pass? Transport for Wales are working with all Welsh local councils and Welsh Government to roll out new-style Concessionary Travel Cards by the end of December 2019. These cards will replace the current green ‘bus passes’ across Wales. The old-style cards will not be recognised by electronic […]
» Read moreProposed Care Home
Proposed Care Home Following a Public Engagement Event held at the Village Hall in September, during which the applicant found it beneficial to discuss the proposal with interested local residents, proposals for the development at Glenburnie, Port Road have now been submitted to the local authority. Proposals comprise of an Outline application for the demolition of existing on-site structures and […]
» Read moreOctober Council News
Due to the poor service from the present banker it was agreed to change to Santander Bank in future A meeting between the school, councillors and the Vale to discuss the proposed new parking proposals for Old Port Road during school start and finishing times is planned for the end of October. Playgrounds. The renewal of the Twyn-yr-Odyn play equipment […]
» Read moreOlder People’s Commissioner for Wales launches Facebook page
The Older People’s Commissioner for Wales launches Facebook page! Here at the Commissioner’s office, we celebrate the fact that we are living longer, healthier lives and we understand the importance of adding life to years, not just years to life. Hearing from older people about the things that matter to them most is vital in helping to guide and shape […]
» Read moreWard Councillor Jonathan Bird Resigns
WARD COUNCILLOR – Cllr Jonathan Bird As you may have seen in the press lately, I have decided to resign from the Conservative Group in the Council and therefore resign as cabinet member for Regeneration and Planning. I am not a person to court the press, I believe on getting down to work and get the job done, I feel […]
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