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Abermule Newsletter ABERMULE NEws FEBRUARY 2019 WISHING ALL OUR READERS GOOD HEALTH AND PROSPERITY IN 2019. ABERMULE COMMUNITIES TOGETHER Thank you to everyone that came to Llandrindod Wells and showed once again how unhappy you are with the decision to build the recycling plant in Abermule. Asbri planning and PCC said they fully engaged with the community, They failed! This community must make a stand against this development on the Abermule Business Park - The battle is not over! We are seen by Powys Councillors to be efficient campaigners for our cause and knowledgeable too. We want to arrange another coach trip for the full council meeting on Thursday, February 21st. This is an important meeting as the virement (money) for building this plant will be discussed and possibly passed. We have been very grateful that AwL Community Council have paid for the coach hire in the past. TAKING OUR PROTEST TO COUNTY HALL Thursday 21st February. Coach to Llandrindod Wells 7am from Abermule Comm. To RESERVE YOUR COACH SEAT Contact Wendy Ellis Tel. 01686 630372 Mob. 07765 931228 e.mail [email protected] Abermule Communities Together Friends of Abermule School Abermule School provide a full range of after school activities for the children in our care. This term:- Monday ACTIV 8 Sports Club.3.30pm – 4.30pm Wednesday . HOMEWORK CLUB 3.30pm– 4.30pm PRIZE BINGO ! Thursday CODING CLUB Learn to write simple Sat 16th Feb programs using SCRATCH and MICRO BITS 5pm - 7pm 3.30pm – 4.30pm KS 2 come along and learn how to write simple programs. Abermule Community Centre Thursday ZUMBA CLUB 3.30pm – 4.30pm Tea, coffee and In addition to this we run a Breakfast Club light refreshments for £1.00 per day and an after school club called KIDZ INC Lots of Prizes on Monday - Thursday till 5.30pm All welcome For more information contact us on 01686 630240 COMMUNITY CAROL SINGING held on Thurs 13th Dec Carol & Ron wish to thank everyone for their support and donations was donated to Children with Cancer UK £455.00 ABERMULE QUILTERS SCORPION Abermule Community Centre on HEATING & PLUMBING SERVICES alternating Monday evenings and **Local Winter Boiler Service Offer** Tuesday afternoons. £2 per session, Feb 2019 covering the Abermule area: Tea/coffee inc Free parking. Disabled access Natural Gas £45 / Oil £55 Please quote Monday 7-9pm: Feb 18; Mar 4, 18; Apr 1, 15, 29. “LOCAL WINTER BOILER” when booking or Tuesday 1-4pm: Feb 12, 26; Mar 12, 26; Apr 9, 23. call to discuss any other plumbing needs. Work on your own article or take part in a group project. We make quilts, cushions, runners, Tel: 07885 784209 E.Mail wallhangings, decorations, boxes, bags, etc. [email protected] New members welcome come along or Facebook : @scorpionhps Phone Helen Davies, 01686 622707 or email [email protected] LLANMEREWIG ABERMULE WI CHURCH SERVICES Celebrate the Centenary of Powys Montgomery Federation 3rd FEB HOLY EUCHARIST 11.15.am. 17th FEB MORNING PRAYER 11.15.am Meetings second Thursday each month 7.30pm at Abermule Community Centre 8th Feb Annual Dinner at Sarn HAFREN EVERGREENS 14th Feb Deco-patch - Cheryl & Chris Orme. 14th March Pilates Taster – Jane Eaton-Price Feb 7th Doreen Doody: Plus a variety of Federation events, trips, 'Nursing Career' competitions, leisure activities Feb 21st Frank Moore workshops etc. available to members. 'Old & New Photographs of Newtown' Visitors/ New Members Always Welcome March 7th Maddy Thornton: Contact Sec. Eira Humphreys 630331 'Life as a Dentist' March 21st Viv Williams: 'Life in the RAF' April 4th AGM. Followed by a Discussion on the Future of the Club. New Members Welcome Contact :- Leader Lucy Owen 671189 Congratulations to Badminton winners Secretary Paul Davis 686734 1st Helen & Ann and 2nd Sue & Joan Social Secretary Audrey Reese 630264 And Dominoes Champions Mandy, Marilyn, Mary, Hilary, Marian & Cathie. ABERMULE COMMUNITY CHURCH February meetings are Sunday 10th and 24th at 3pm Abermule Community Centre A time to meet with and hear from God meet new friends and enjoy a cuppa All are most welcome County Cllr Gareth Pugh elected member for the Dolforwyn Ward. If you have any council matters you need to discuss, please do not hesitate to contact me. Cllr Gareth Pugh. mobile no.07976 928109 e.mail [email protected] ABERMULE WITH LLANDYSSIL COMMUNITY COUNCIL : The Community Council support Abermule Communities Together (ACT) in the fight against the planned Recycling Unit on the Abermule Business Park. The speed at which PCC progressed their own application, increasing the size of the building very late in the planning stage and complete lack of consultation with the Community has angered residents. PCC / Asbri Planning did the bare minimum to inform the Community of the proposed development, at the meeting on 4th Dec residents were treated with total disrespect. A development of this scale and planned use on the Abermule Business Park is totally unacceptable. The Community Council appreciate the extensive work done by the action group to get this planning decision revoked or the development moved to a more suitable site. PLANNING APPLICATIONS 1. 18/0912/FUL Application for a residential development of 5 dwellings, formation of access and all associated works at land Off Hawthorn Drive Llandyssil SY15 6LQ 2. 19/0028/FUL Application change of use of part of agricultural barn to tourist accommodation and installation of septic tank (part retrospective) at Cloddiau, Aberbechan, SY16 3AS 3. 19/0067/FUL Application for conversion of barns to form 3 dwelling units, installation of septic tank and new access and associated works at Barns At Pentre Farm Llandyssil SY15 6LJ 4. 19/0160/HH Application for the conversion of a garage to habitable space, erection of an extension and a garage at Newlands, Llanmerewig, Abermule, SY15 6NR 5. 19/0110/REM A Section 73 application to amend condition 2 of permission P/2017/0134 to amend the approved plans at land Adjacent Abermule House, Abermule, SY15 6NH Council are obliged to respond within 21 days, it is not always possible to publicise applications. To search, view and comment on planning applications visit Powys County Council Planning Portal online at https://en.powys.gov.uk/planning/building_control Sadly we say goodbye to a valued member of the Community Council as Pat Thomas has relocated to Swansea to be nearer her family. We sincerely thank Pat for her diligence and attention to detail in carrying out her duties on behalf of the Council. We were also sorry to lose Eurwyn Jones and Sarah Morris, who we wish well in her new business venture. VACANCIES ON THE COMMUNITY COUNCIL : If anyone is interested in becoming a Community Councillor and serving their community, please visit the website and contact the Clerk either by e.mail or in writing, with your details and stating how you feel you could contribute to the Council. Scheduled Monthly Meetings: Wed 6th Feb, 6th March, 3rd April,(7.30pm) Llandyssil Old School Your Community Councillors: Anne Brewin, Paul Davis,(Vice Chair) Richard Jerman, Gwyneth Jones, Gary Orrells, Gareth Pugh, Jane Rees and Bryan Williams. Chair: Cllr. Jane Rees (01686 630 623 ) Clerk: Gwilym Rippon (01938 554 065) E-mail: [email protected] Web-site: abermulewithllandyssilcommunitycouncil.org.uk ABERMULE COMMUNITY CENTRE . WWW.abermule.cymru e.mail [email protected] Tel.01686 505103 Leon Shearer, Chair and Warden. An Extraordinary General Meeting of Friends of Abermule Community Centre on Thursday, 21st February at 7pm Followed by an ordinary meeting of Abermule Community Centre Association This meeting will discuss:- Development at Abermule Community Centre Car Boot Sale Allocation Business Team and Trustee Feedback A full agenda and copy of the previous minutes will be available to download from the Community Centre Website Representatives of all affiliate bodies and members of the community wishing to have a say in the future and management of Abermule Community Centre are urged to attend. ABERMULE FC FIRST TEAM RESULTS 5th Jan Central Wales Cup Newbridge 0 Abermule 1 DANCE with Jane Owen 12th Jan Abermule 2 Newbridge 3 Life is better when you dance 19th Jan Abermule 3 Presteigne 3 26th Jan Newbridge 3 Abermule 4 DANCE FITNESS / ZUMBA DANCE Every Tues 7 – 8pm FIXTURES Abermule Community Centre 9th Feb Central Wales Cup Abermule V Bow Street 2 pm Contact Jane 07425 166542 16th Feb Abermule V Machynlleth 2.15pm 23rd Feb E.R.Jenkins CANAL RIVER TRUST: Dyffryn Banw V Abermule 1.45pm “Life on the Monty” Watch the trailer and the short film go to https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/montgomery Abermule Newsletter is funded by A celebration of heritage, people and Abermule with Llandyssil wildlife on the Montgomery canal, with Community Council some great archive footage. If you have any news or advert for March Newsletter please e.mail POST VAN [email protected] visits /call Jane 630623 / 07580235090 ABERMULE Deadline 25th February, 2019. 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