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2017/2018 PENDOYLAN COMMUNITY COUNCIL LIST OF COUNCILLORS ANDREW CHIPLEN 4 Heol St Cattwg, Pendoylan, Cowbridge (Chair) CF71 7UG Mob: 07811239175 E Mail: [email protected] ROBERT REES The Bryn, Pendoylan, Cowbridge CF71 7UJ (Vice Chair) Tel: 01446 760478 E Mail: [email protected] SUSAN PARNELL Brynteg House, Tre-Dodridge, Cowbridge CF71 7UL Tel: 01446 760420 E Mail: [email protected] GWYN THOMAS Duffryn Bach, Pendoylan, Cowbridge CF71 7UP Tel: 01443 225200 Mob: 07974576839 E Mail: [email protected] PETER FOX Ffynnon Deilo, Pendoylan, Cowbridge CF71 7UJ Tel: 01446 760292; E Mail: [email protected] HILARY HANMER Longacre Farm, Pendoylan, Cowbridge CF71 7UF Tel: 01446 760765 E Mail: [email protected] VALE OF GLAMORGAN COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR Michael Morgan [email protected] Phone or text on 07701372543 Facebook page @councillormichaelmorgan or twitter account @cllrmjmorgan CLERK JUDY ROBERTS 44 Heol St Cattwg, Pendoylan, Cowbridge CF71 7UG Tel: 01446 760685 Mob: 07813525098 E Mail: [email protected] Hensol Representative CLAIRE HENDY 16 Henso;l Villas, Hensol, Pontyclun, CF72 8JZ Email: [email protected] Local Government (Wales) Measure 2011 Under the provisions of the above the Community Council is required to publish within the authority area details of the remuneration received by its members and co-opted members (including chairs of JOSCs or sub-committees of JOSCs). This information must be published no later than 30 September following the end of the year to which the payments relate. The following information must be provided: a. The amount of basic salary, senior salary, civic salary and co-opted member fee paid to each named member/co-opted member of the relevant authority, including where the member had chosen to forego all or part of the salary, or fee for the municipal year in question. Where a senior salary has been paid, the title of the senior office held is to be provided. b. The payments made by community and town councils to named members as: o Costs incurred in respect of telephone usage, information technology, consumables etc. o Responsibility payments o Attendance Allowance. o Financial Loss Allowance. o Costs incurred in respect of travel and subsistence o Care allowance. c. All care, travel and subsistence expenses and other payments received by each named member and co-opted member of the relevant authority, with each category identified separately. d. The amount of any further payments received by any named member nominated to, or appointed by, another relevant authority or other public body as defined by Section 67 of the Local Government (Democracy) (Wales) Act 2013, namely: o a local health board o a police and crime pane o a relevant authority o a body designated as a public body in an order made by the Welsh Ministers. None of the members of Pendoylan Community Council have claimed or received any such payments or expenses in the previous financial year. .

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WELSH ST DONATS COMMUNITY COUNCIL MINUTES of COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETING on 1St December 2015
WELSH ST DONATS COMMUNITY COUNCIL MINUTES OF COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETING ON 1st December 2015 PRESENT: Councillors Andrew Foyle (in the Chair), Ann Thomas, Peter Castle and Graham Duffield, Rhodri Traherne. Members of the public: Christine Evans, Roger Helliwell ITEM 1 (636) PUBLIC FORUM Roger Helliwell was concerned about the absence and condition of existing footway to Cowbridge from Ystradowen. Rhodri confirmed that the 106 agreement through the Edenbrook development in Ystradowen would provide funds to complete the footway. Problems with overhanging branches and the condition of the existing footway should be reported to the Vale through the Clerk. Christine Evans reported that Christmas Celebrations at Hendrewennol had been cancelled and the covers on the poly tunnels had not all been removed, as advised in the planning approval notice. Clerk to report to Enforcement Unit. ITEM 2 (637) RECEIVE APOLOGIES Bill Fawcett, Glyn Jenkins, Nick Craddock and PCSO Kieran Byrne . ITEM 3 (638) DECLARATION OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS Andrew Foyle declared an interest in the planning application for Maendy Ganol, completed a pro forma and left the meeting for any discussions concerning this application. ITEM 4 (639) The minutes of the meeting on 3rd November 2015 were approved and signed. ITEM 5 (640) POLICE REPORT There were no recorded crimes in the area in November ITEM 6 (624) MATTERS ARISING The working party at the pond had been successful and thanks go to everyone who helped out. ITEM 7 (641) REPORT FROM RHODRI TRAHERNE Police: Rhodri would be meeting Alun Michael, Police Commissioner and asked for any issues Councillors would like raised Hendrewennol: Rhodri explained the complexity of the situation involving several Council Departments and included establishing a historical perspective.
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Third Sector Community Services – Here to Support You Updated 15Th April 2020 This Briefing Provides Information About Third S
Third Sector Community Services – here to support you Updated 15th April 2020 This briefing provides information about third sector community based services, and helplines, which can support you during the Covid-19 crisis. It also includes information about other services and community hubs. These services may change from time to time and depend on staff and volunteers, and may not be able to respond to all requests for support. Further updates will be provided as and when GVS becomes aware of services. Age Connects Cardiff and the Vale Age Connects in the Vale can provide Shopping Support, prescriptions and phone calls to isolated clients. Eastern and Central Vale Good Neighbours Scheme Nicola Rockett Tel: 01446 747654 Tel: 07483 057373 [email protected] Western Vale Paula Hodge Tel: 07507 416875 [email protected] Cardiff Angela Jones – Community Volunteering Tel: 07964 974389 Tel: 029 2068 3686 [email protected] Alzheimer’s Society is here for everyone affected by dementia. If you are living with dementia or are concerned for your loved one at this difficult time, please call our Dementia Connect support line on 0333 150 3456 (open every day) Cardiff and Vale Action for Mental Health will be: * maintaining a Mental Health Info and Wellbeing page on their website: www.cavamh.org.uk/mental-health-wellbeing<https://cavamh.us7.list- manage.com/track/click?u=4456e9dbfd09275337100602a&id=941eb4293e&e=b40ad264 7a 1 * circulating information via the Mental Health Forum mailing lists and interest groups. * linking to people with mental health lived experience via Sefyll, (adults) Nexus (older people) and Join the Dots, (young people up to age 25).
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Adroddiad Blynyddol 1933
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Pendoylan Dr.Edward Coles Dr.Lisa Coles
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Magical Forest Walk Online Leaflet English
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Peterston-Super-Ely Salt Containers
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