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June, July August 2013 Mehefin, Gorffennaf ac Awst – June, July & August 2013 ISSUE 264 Diary of Events June, July & August Wed nesday Youth Club School Campus 6.30 pm – 30 p admission 9.00 pm Monday s Yoga Village Hall 6.30 pm TCA Mondays gentle exercise Hafan Deg 7.30 pm £2.50 Tuesdays MET WorX (Multi Village Hall 7.30 pm to £3.00 per session starting Equipment 8.30 pm 23.07.13 Training) Wednesday Slimming World Village Hall 7.00 pm Thursdays Terrig Art Club Village Hall 1.00 pm Thursdays Street dance Village Hall 6.00 pm TCA £3.00 Thursdays Zumba Village Hall 7.0 0 pm TCA £3.00 09.06.13 FCC Chair’s Civic St Mary’s Church 11.00 am Service Treuddyn & village hall 09.06.13 The RALI Capel Ebeneser 6.00 pm Parch Marc Morgan Bi -lingual Service, English Address 11.06.13 Talk by Jenny Hafan Deg 7.00 pm Senior Citizens club Smith on Peru 12.06.13 Y Gymdeithas Capel Ebeneser 7.00 pm Parch Eirlys Gruffydd 12.06.13 Treuddyn Knit & Hafan Deg 7.00 pm Natter 14.06.13 Parc y Llan Schools playing Sports Day field 19.06.13 Bingo Hafan Deg 7.00 pm Hafan Deg for 7.30 Association pm 22. 06.13 Afternoon tea with Hafan Deg 3.00 pm to Admission £4, Strawberries & 5.00 pm Children £1.50, cake Cream stall and raffle 25. 06.13 Local Talent Hafan Deg 7.00 pm Tŷ Gobaith Children’s Concert – Bethan hospice £ 3 adults & & Hafan Griffiths £1 children 26.06.13 Knit & Natter Hafan Deg 7.00 pm 28.06.13 Whist Drive Hafan Deg 7.00 pm Senior Citizens club 02.07.13 Parochail Church St Mary’s Church 7.00 pm Council mtg 03.07.13 Y Gymdeithas Capel Ebeneser 7.00 pm Parch Eirlys G ruffydd 1 06.07.13 Church Summer Hafan Deg 2.30 pm St Mary’s Church Fete 07.07.13 Chilren/family St Mary’s Church 9.30 am Eucharist 09.07.13 Philip Gerard Hafan Deg 7.00 pm Senior Citizens club Jones talk on Clwyd Riding for Disabled centre 10.07.13 Kni t & Natter Hafan Deg 7.00 pm 12.07.13 Parc y Llan’s Got Schools campus Talent 13.07.13 Festival Football Schools campus 9.00 am TCA Tournament 13.07.13 Gŵyl Treuddyn Village Hall & 1.00 pm TCA Festival recreational area 17.07.13 Summer Outing Llandu dno 10.00 am Hafan Deg Assoc 19.07.13 School closes for the Summer holidays 20.07.13 Coffee morning Daniel Owen 9.00 am to St Mary’s Church Centre 11.30 am 24.07.13 Knit & Natter Hafan Deg 7.00 pm 28.07.13 Bi -lingual Service, Capel Eb eneser 6.00 pm Mrs Siân Williams English Address 04.08.13 Children/Family St Mary’s Church 9.30 am Eucharist 17.08.13 Afternoon Tea Hafan Deg 3.00 pm Capel Ebeneser 25.08.13 Summer Fete Pontybodkin Coed Talon bowling playing field club 31.08.13 Coffee morning Daniel Owen 9.00 am to St Mary’s Church Centre 11.30 am 04.09.13 Y Gymdeithas Capel Ebeneser 7.00 pm Slides Mr Brian Jones 07.09.13 Launch of Village hall 2.0 0 pm to Fundraising for:: Treuddyn Urdd 5.00 pm Canc er Research UK book & FCC Nightingale House Chairman’s charity hospice & Mold fundraiser Hospital 2 Apologies that the newsletter is a week later than normal , I spent last weekend walking the Flintshire stretch of the Coastal Path from Saltney to Gronant sands in aid of the three charities I ’ve chosen for my year as Chair of Flintshire County Council. They are Ni ghtingale House Hospice, Cancer Research UK (through the local Treuddyn and Leeswood branch) and Mold Community Hospital League of Friends towards the new X-ray machine, the promise of which helped keep the x -ray department open during the recent threat of closure. The Chairman is the ceremonial civic head of the Council . Duties include presiding over meetings of the County Council to ensure they are conducted efficiently and wi th regard to the rights of Councillors and the interests of the Community; raising the profile of Flintshire and acting as ambassador, ; fostering community pride and recognising individuals and organisations who have brought success to the County; and I wi ll also be fund raising for nominated charities throughout the year. I was elected by fellow County Councillors at the Annual General Meeting on 14 th May. It is a great honour and privilege and I’m looking forward to learning more and meeting resident s and volunteers who are passionate about what they do. I will still continue with my normal role as Treuddyn County and Community Councillor, this is just an extra responsibility for the year. My Civic Service is being held on 9 th June at St Mary’s Chur ch, Treuddyn and it’s really appreciated that so many people want to attend. The vicar will be extremely pleased to see the Church full and we are hoping to accommodate everyone but it could be a squeeze, there, and in the village hall afterwards. As Cha ir of Flintshire, I could have held it in the town but it was very important for me to hold it locally within our Community. 3 I will be organising various fund raising events over the coming year to raise as much money as possible for the three charities which I know are also close to the heart of many residents. Mold Community Hospital League of Friends (towards X ray machine) I’m hoping that this Summer may be drier than last year and that we can enjoy all the local events planned including the Strawberry tea, Church Fete, Treuddyn Festival and Family Fun day as well as all the other gre at events publicised in this edition of the newsletter which provide community entertainment and support various worthy causes. The sudden heavy downpours we have been having block all the drains and ditches in an instant with debris and gravel, so need c learing as soon as possible afterwards to keep on top of them. Don’t forget any problems with the highways, litter, dog fouling, street lighting, ditches, grass cutting, drains or waste collections, call Streetscene on 01352 701234. If you have problems with on going issues please give me a ring. Don’t forget that for updated, extra information visit the Treuddyn website www.treuddyn.org.uk . The website is looked after by Treuddyn Community Councillors, Gill Short and Jenny Smith. Email: gill@garyshort. co.uk or telephone 01352 771346 and [email protected] . Or telephone 01352 770765. The village hall continues to be very busy with weekly activities, events and bookings thanks to a dedicated caretaker and committee. Should you wish to hire i t, please call Paula Bidwell on 01352 771766. Mair Williams is the Secretary of Hafan Deg Association and takes bookings for Hafan Deg. Best wishes for a G reat Summer and warmer weather! Carolyn Thomas 4 CYNGOR CYMUNED – TREUDDYN – COMMUNITY COUNCIL Minutes of the Meeting held 13 th March, 2013 at the Meeting Room, Village Hall, Queen St. Treuddyn 1. POLICE REPORT There was no report received from PCSO Lisa Hughes o It was reported by members a rogue trader had been in the village, and for residents to b e aware. 2. GRASS CUTTING BMX TRACK – QEEN ST. PLAY AREA Tenders Invited. Mr Barry Richards was awarded the contract, to commence from April to the end of 2013. 1. CORRESPONDENCE 1. Parking / Well Street - Treuddyn. TCC observations on the issues raised will be passed onto Mr Dave Bell, FCC Streetscene 2. MEETINGS ATTENDED 1. Welfare Reform – Bedroom Tax - Cllr. Mrs Thomas reported that residents in the community of Treuddyn will be visited by the Housing Officer to discuss their concerns. 2. Maes -y-Droell Quarry, G rianrhyd - Planning has been refused on Highway ground and the detrimental impact on residential amenity. 3. BERA CHAPEL Situated on the A5104, on the Junction for Treuddyn village. The building has been sold. 4. PLANNING KYT/050451 Proposal : Erection of a two storey extension Location : Hunters Cottage 33a FFordd -y-Bont, Pontybodkin, Mold NO OBJECTION KCS/050555 Proposal: Erection of an extension at the rear. Location: 14 Well Street, Treuddyn NO OBJECTION DJM/050552 Proposal: Erection of a single storey sid e extension Location: 12 Queen Street, Treuddyn. NO OBJECTION NOTIFICATION OF PLANNING DECISION KYT/049862 Proposal : Erection of a rear extension and internal remodelling of existing dwelling to form and annex. Location : The Black 9 FFordd -y-Bont, Ponty bodkin. Decision Type : Approved 5 5. HAFAN DEG The Young Farmers have kindly agreed to help with raised flower beds. TCC will purchase all materials. Minutes of the Meeting held 10 th April, 2013 at the Meeting Room, Village Hall, Queen St. Treuddyn 1. POLICE REPORT The following was reported: 6. The village is quiet at the moment in regards to it’s crime/ASB levels. 2. PRESENTATION OF ANNUAL STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS 2012 -2013 The clerk presented the Annual Income and Expenditure Accounts of the Council for the fina ncial year 01.04.12 to 31.03.13 to members for their examination. That the statement of accounts be approved and adopted as a true record of the Council’s finances. 3. CORRESPONDENCE 1. Flintshire County Summer Playscheme Programme 2013 – It was agreed to provide a 3 week scheme at a cost of £898.20, and to request an afternoon slot.
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