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Community Link 111 – Spring 2021 Don Llewellyn Photograph Competition At the beginning of January, the Admin of the Pentyrch Community Page on Facebook ran a second photo competition to replace the Group photograph on the Community page and the Pentyrch and Creigiau Hub page. We had some beautiful pictures of the village and surrounding countryside entered by children and adults. The competition was open for a week and was voted on by points awarded for the number of likes and hearts. It was quite close between most popular pictures, but the eventual winner was Richard Lloyd with his picture “Top of the Garth – Perfect Sunrise. This is now the Group Picture on the Community Page. Second place went to Craig Macdonald with his picture “The Garth – Frosty Heart”, which is now the Group Picture on the Hub page. It was with great sadness that we learned of the passing recently of Don Llewellyn and our condolences go to his wife Avril and his children Ceri and Gwynfor. Don has been a great friend to the Community Council over many years. He was always the one to whom the Council would turn with any matters of History. He regularly contributed to the Community Link and it was Don who wrote almost all of the Centenary Link we published to mark the 100 years of the Council as well as providing nearly all the photos. The museum in our offices was inspired by Don. Last year the Council were delighted to confer him as an Honorary Freeman of Pentyrch. All the photographs that were entered can be viewed on Don will be missed by our staff and Councillors who Pentyrch Community Page by clicking on the magnifying always welcomed his visits to the Council office. There glass at the top and entering #photocomp. are several tributes to Don elsewhere in this issue from The competition led me to the idea of producing a organisations that he worked with over many years. He Charity Community Calendar to raise much needed will certainly be sadly missed. Helena Fox for PCC funds for our wonderful Primary School and for P.A.R.C (Pentyrch Active Recreation Committee) which raises Tristwch mawr a ddysgon ni am farwolaeth Don Llewellyn funds to equip the Memorial Park. yn ddiweddar ac mae ein cydymdeimlad yn mynd at ei The photos for the calendar would again be picked wraig Avril a'i blant Ceri a Gwynfor. through competition on the Community Page. Mae Don wedi bod yn ffrind mawr i'r Cyngor Cymuned Full details are still to be finalised. Denise Probert dros flynyddoedd lawer. Ef bob amser oedd yr un y byddai'r Cyngor yn troi ati gydag unrhyw faterion Hanes. Cyfrannodd yn rheolaidd at y Cyswllt Cymunedol a Don a ysgrifennodd bron pob un o'r Cyswllt Canmlwyddiant a gyhoeddwyd gennym i nodi 100 mlynedd y Cyngor yn ogystal â darparu bron pob un o'r lluniau. Cafodd yr amgueddfa yn ein swyddfeydd ei hysbrydoli gan Don. Roedd y Cyngor yn falch o'i roi fel Rhyddfreiniwr Anrhydeddus Pentyrch Bydd ein staff a'n Cynghorwyr yn colli Don a oedd bob amser yn croesawu ei ymweliadau â swyddfa'r Cyngor. Mae sawl teyrnged i Don mewn mannau eraill yn y rhifyn hwn gan sefydliadau y bu'n gweithio gyda nhw dros nifer o flynyddoedd. Yn sicr , fe'i collir yn anffodus What we find underneath a snowman 1 Council Meetings PENTYRCH COMMUNITY COUNCIL Due to Covid-19, PCC now holds CYNGOR CYMUNED PENTYRCH meetings online via Microsoft 1 Penuel Road Pentyrch Cardiff CF15 9LJ Teams. Meetings will be held under - 029 2089 1417 - [email protected] the following Welsh Statutory Instrument: The Local Authorities (Coronavirus)(Meetings)(Wales) Community Councillors Cynghorwyr Cymuned Regulations 2020. The requirement Mrs Helena Fox Clerk to the Council for the press and public to be Creigiau present is temporarily suspended. Cllr Stuart Thomas 10 Parc y Felin 2089 1812 [email protected] This is completely new territory for Cllr Wynford Ellis Owen 10 Queen Charlotte Dr 2089 2323 [email protected] town and community councils but Cllr Mike Sherwood 28 Maes Y Nant 2089 0055 [email protected] we will do our best to keep the Cllr Jena Quilter 31 Parc y Felin 2089 1417 [email protected] business of representing our Cllr Amanda Thorpe 2 The Terrace, 07968705309 [email protected] communities functioning as best we can in these extraordinary times. Pentyrch Emergency procedures are in place Cllr John Harrison 26 Bronhaul 2089 1296 [email protected] as set out in the March 16 Minutes. Cllr Sara Pickard 5 Bryn yr Eglwys 2089 2124 [email protected] Pentyrch Community Council holds Cllr Simon Roberts 18 Troed y Garth, 2089 1417 [email protected] its main meetings on the 3rd Cllr Karen Thomas Braeside, Pen y Waun, 2089 1417 [email protected] Monday of every month except Cllr Ian Jones 7 Bronllwyn, 07946834735 [email protected] August. Cllr Gary Dixon 3 Clos Goch, 07774244835 [email protected] Cyfarfodydd y Cyngor Gwaelod y Garth Cllr Sandie Rosser Brynteg Main Road 2081 1811 [email protected] Cllr Teresa Fillipponi 13 Heol Gam, 2089 1417 [email protected] HYSBYSEBWCH YN ADVERTISE IN CWLWM BRO COMMUNITY LINK Dosberthir Cwlwm Bro i 2800 o dai Community Link is delivered to yn yr ardal ac mae’n gyfrwng 2800 homes in the area and is a ardderchog i rannu gwybodaeth valuable source of information. Hysbysebion Adverts 6 cm x 9 cm £15 6 cm x 9 cm £15 9 cm x 13 cm £30 9 cm x 13 cm £30 Colour £60 Colour £60 Ffôn: 029 2089 1417 Tel: 029 2089 1417 Mae Cyngor Cymuned Pentyrch yn www.pentyrch.cc www.pentyrch.cc cynnal ei brif gyfarfodydd ar y 3ydd dydd Llun o bob mis ac eithrio mis Minutes of meetings of Pentyrch Mae cofnodion cyfarfodydd Cyngor Awst. Community Council as well as back- Cymuned Pentyrch yn ogystal ag ôl- numbers of Community Link are rifynnau o Cwlwm Bro ar gael ar available on the Council’s website. wefan y Cyngor. Community Link Cwlwm Bro Last date for items in the next issue is Dyddiad olaf am erthyglau ar gyfer y When submitting an entry for rhifyn nesaf 09 May 21. 9:00pm inclusion in the Community link contributors are requested to take 09 Mai 21. 9:00pm Items submitted will only be included note of the following:- subject to available space on a first Dim ond ar sail y cyntaf i'r felin y bydd come basis . Articles should be limited Articles should not exceed yr eitemau a gyflwynir yn cael eu to 250 words where possible and should more than 250 words. If your cynnwys. Dylir cyfyngu erthyglau i 250 be sent to the Council Clerk or to any submission is longer than this gair os yn bosib a dylid ei danfon i Councillor. it may well be summarised or Glerc y Cyngor neu unrhyw have to be omitted. Gynghorydd . e-mail: [email protected] Articles must not be submitted e-bost:[email protected] The Council is unable to give any as pdf files as they cannot Wrth gyflwyno erthygl neu hysbyseb ar guarantee of a delivery date. When easily be adjusted to suit the gyfer y cylchgrawn, byddwch yn placing articles or adverts please atake column sizes. ymwybodol o’r amser sydd eisiau i’w into account the time it takes to Photographs should be baratoi, ei argraffu a’i ddosbarthu. Ni fedr prepare print and distribute the y Cyngor roi unrhyw sicrwydd y bydd yn magazine submitted as photographs (jpg files). cael ei ddosbarthu cyn rhyw ddyddiad The views expressed in the Community arbennig. Link are not necessarily those of the The photographs should not be Nid yw safbwynt y Cyngor bob amser yn Community Council. reduced in size or definition. cyd-fynd a’r hyn a fynegir yn ‘Cwlwm Stuart Thomas Editor Bro’. 2 3&&+එඏඐඔඑඏඐගඛ ) කඍඍඟ඗ඕඍඖඉඖඌ)කඍඍඕඍඖ඗ඎ &඗ඝඖඋඑඔඔ඗කඛ¶5ඍ඘඗කගඛ We hope you all had a very Happy 3ඍඖගඡකඋඐ Cllr Sandie Rosser, Gwaelod y Christmas despite all the restriction PCC has the power to admit local Garth Ward, would like to say a big on who we could spend time with. residents to be Honorary Freewomen thank you to all the Gwaelod We continue to send you our best or Freemen of Pentyrch. This is under Villagers who contributed to the "Tin the Location Government Act 1972, wishes during this very difficult time. on a wall" initiative for the Trussell Section 249. The honour is a way of Trust food bank on December It looks as though we will all be living paying tribute to those who have 8th.With very little notice and with various levels of restrictions into rendered eminent service to our publicity a magnificent amount was the spring, at least. So, the usual community and confers no material collected, which was much wishes for a Happy New Year seem honour or special privilege. It is purely appreciated. Together with both rather strange to say and yet and simply for merit. Pentyrch, 1,942 various item of tins, more important than ever. Let’s We are delighted to list here the first packets and bottles were donated. hope for a happy and healthy 2021. recipients of this honour: Special thanks must go to the We are doing our best to let you Don Llewellyn of Pentyrch for his Gwaelod Inn for taking in know when we hear anything official lifetime of service to Pentyrch, its contributions; Ann Gray and Lindsey that affects our local area.
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