We are recruiting one member to the Llanfihangel Talyllyn Ward of the Community Council
If you are interested in joining the team, apply in writing before 31st May 2022. Follow the link for details.
If you are interested in joining the team, apply in writing before 31st May 2022. Follow the link for details.
If you are interested in joining the team, apply in writing before 31st May 2022. Follow the link for details
Annual public meeting of Llangors Community Council Tuesday 17th May 2022, 7pm at Llangors Youth & Community Centre Following two years of absence due to the ongoing pandemic, all residents of the community are invited to attend the annual public meeting of Llangors Community Council. This year the Community Council is dedicating the event to…
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Invasive species are a huge threat to our local lake andits wildlife. The lake needs your support. BreconBeacons National Park Authority, Wildlife Trusts Walesand Natural Resources Wales invite you to a meeting tounderstand the issues and discuss the simple steps youcan take to make a positive impact.28th March 2022, 18:00-20:00, meet at LlangorseYouth & Community…
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Local Government Elections take place on 5th May 2022. To vote at the election you must have registered to vote before 14th April 2022. To do this you need to go to www.gov.uk/registertovote At the time of writing, it is understood that nominations for the election will be an online process commencing from 15th March.…
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Cherry trees planted to celebrate Japan – UK friendship Three Japanese cherry trees have been planted in Llanfihangel Talyllyn as part of a UK wide project to celebrate the ongoing friendship between Japan and the UK. The trees are some of over 6000 cherry trees, or Sakura, given by the Japanese people to the people…
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The Community Council has agreed for non-essential business and some face-to-face meetings to resume, after previously being on hold due the pandemic. This is with the exception of site visits for planning applications, which is being kept under review. As current infection rates of Covid-19 are high, bi-monthly meetings will continue to be held remotely.…
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Following publication of new Welsh Government legislation from May 1st 2021 and the current levels of Coronavirus infection rates, the Community Council has agreed for face-to-face meetings and non-essential business to resume. For the time being this is with the exception of site visits for planning applications, which remains under review. Proposed meetings will be…
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Under the current Government Guidelines, due to Covid-19, all face to face meetings of Llangors Community Council are suspended. On 22nd April 2020, Welsh Government issued new regulations which allows decisions to be made remotely, via email and audio participation meetings, as a minimum. All notices have to be published on our website only, at…
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