Tim Parker has also asked you to take a look at Balance Your Bobbies a fresh and innovative way for the public, to let the police know what is important. Responses inform your local Neighbourhood Policing Teams of key issues specific to your community, and by Balancing your Bobbies you will be able to inform your District Inspector where you believe his/her neighbourhood policing resources should be spent. If you can complete the quick survey they would be very grateful and in the long run will hopefully benefit the community. Please click on the link below
Denbighshire County Council (Public Footpath along drive leading to Llanbedr Hall linking public footpaths Nos. 37 and 10 in the Community of Llanbedr Dyffryn Clwyd)
To hold a public inquiry into the Inspector’s proposed modifications to the Order as contained in his letter of 5 March 2010.The effect of the modifications would be to;
·In part I of the Schedule delete all the Limitations and Conditions.
·On the plan attached to the Order delete the symbol of a gate near point A.
·In part I of the Order at lines 5 & 6 delete the words ‘having a width of 1.8 meters’.
·In part II of the Order delete ‘Width 1.8m’ and insert ‘Width 3m’.
Please note: The Inspector will be unable to hear objections or representations relating to the unmodified parts of the Order.
Helen Sloman
Authorised by the Welsh Minsters
Vacant Seat
02 September 2010
A casual vacancy exists on the above named Community Council because of the
Resignation of a Councillor
An election will be held to fill the vacancy if a written request is made by 10 Local Government Electors for the Community/Community Ward to the Returning Officer:
Dr. Mohammed Mehmet
Returning Officer
Denbighshire County Council
CountyOffices
Wynnstay Road
Ruthin
LL15 1YN
By 23rd September 2010
If no request is received, the Community Council will fill the vacancy by co-option.
Date of Notice: 2nd September 2010
Community Council Clerk: Jackie Ditchburn
Address: The Tithebarn
Llangynhafal
Ruthin
LL15 1RT
Definitive Map Modification Order 2008
13 August 2010
Wildlife & Countryside Act 181 - Denbighshire County Council (public footpath along the drive leading to Llanbedr Hall linking Public Footpath nos. 37 & 10 in the community of Llanbedr Dyffryn Clwyd.
Following the advertisement of the Inspector's proposed modifications to the above Order, an objection has been received. Due to the nature of the objection, the Inspector considers that a further public inquiry will be necessary and this has been arranged for
10am 23rdNovember Council Chamber County Hall Wynnstay Road Ruthin
Should you wish to submit any representation in writing before the inquiry please do so within 21 days of the Inquiry to The Planning Inspectorate (Julian Nicholas) Crown Building Cathays Park Cardiff CF10 3NQ email julian.nicholas@pins.gsi.ov.uk (before 2nd November)
The Inspector will not be able to consider any representations in to the unmodified part of the Order.
FREE COURSES
13 August 2010
Rural Development Project
The following free courses are being held:
Waen Parish Hall: Internet & Email 5 weeks from 15/9. Digital Photography L2 5 weeks from 14/9. Computers for Beginners 7 weeks, Start date tbc.
Trefnant: Digital Photography L2 14/9.
Denbigh: Computers for Beginners 20/9, Digital Photography for Beginners 22/9.
Bodfari: Digital Photography for Beginners Start tbc. Drawing & Painting 5 weeks TBC, Cake Decoration 5 weeks TBC.
Ruthin: Digital Photography L2 16/9, Classroom Assistant L2 21/9.
Corwen: Computers for Beginners 15/9, Digital Photography for Beginners TBC, Introduction to Drawing & Painting 14/9, Card Making 5 weeks 14/9, Welsh for Beginners TBC, Introduction to British Sign Language 8 weeks TBC, Starting up your own business 1 day 5/10, Food Hygiene 29/9, Health & Safety 14/9.
If you are interested in attending any courses please contact Eleri van Tonder 01492 546666 ext 542/519 or 07590443977.
New Blog! Village Hall Carbon Neutral Project Update
11 August 2010
Please see the Blog link below for an update on progress on the Village Hall Carbon Neutral Project.
Llanbedr Gardening Club
29 July 2010
Llanbedr Gardening Club
Come along to swap and share plants, tips and produce, have a chat and a nice cup of tea.
Meetings every Wednesday until further notice, 7pm till 8pm at the Village Hall in Llanbedr. £1 admission to cover hire of the Hall and refreshments
Care and Repair Agency
08 July 2010
Helps older homeowners maintain, repair and adapt their homes. They can visit you at home to discuss what repairs you would like, the possible solutions, the likely costs and the possible sources of funding. The service is FREE of charge. To find out more about how they can help or to arrange a visit call 0300 111 3333
Gofal a Thrwsio
Helpu hunan berchnogion hyn i gynnal, trwsio ac addasu eu cartrefi. Gallwyn alw heibio i drafod gwaith trwsio, atebion posibl, costau tebygol a ffynonellau cyllid. Gwasanaeth AM DDIM. Manylion pellach neu drefnu ymweliad gan eich Asiantaeth Gofal a Thrwsio, galwch 0300 111 3333.
for top tips on preventing trips, slips & falls http://www.careandrepair.org.uk/news/2010/06/21/press-release-top-tips-to-help-prevent-falls/
Also to arrange a FREE home fire safety check contact Care & Repair in partnership with Firebrake Wales.
David holds regular surgeries throughout the constituency. For an appointment please contact Jean Owen on 01492 535845 between 9am - 1pm or Bethan Pugh on 0207 219 8070
Mae David yn cynnal ym-gynghorfeydd drwy'r etholaeth yn rheolaidd. I drefnu apwyntiad cysylltwch a Jean Owen ar 01492 535845 neu Bethan Pugh on 0207 219 8070
07/08/10 and 04/09/10 Ruthin Llanfwrog Community Centre and Awelon. BY APPOINTMENT.
SCHOOL WATCH
07 July 2010
You can help your local school save money
Schools have a limited budget. Valuable resources, which should be used to educate our children, are being diverted to combat burglary and vandalism and the schools are having to spend money to meet the expense of securing premises with window grills, alarms, security cameras, fences and other security devices.
Do you live near or overlooking a school?
Do you walk or drive past a school?
If the answer is YES - you can help!
Take a few seconds to look at the school....
WHO IS THERE?
WHY ARE THEY THERE?
WHAT ARE THEY DOING?
If you see anything unusual or anyone acting suspiciously, perhaps someone on the school premises after school hours or during school holidays...
IF YOU SEE IT - REPORT IT! DON'T DELAY! TELEPHONE 101
In an emergency call 999 and ask for the service you require or use the CRIMESTOPPERS number in confidence, with any relevant details, no matter how minor.
This information provided by Wales/Cymru CrimeStoppers 0800 555111, call anonymously with information about crime.
Community Forum Responses
07 July 2010
Following community forum meetings held around Denbighshire by Denbighshire County Council, the responses are now available, click the link attached.
Next Ruthin Forum Event
Ysgol Brynhyfryd 7pm to 9pm 16th September 2010
Come have your say and share your ideas with the Chief Executive and Leader of Denbighshire County Council, and senior representatives of North Wales Police, North Wales Fire & Rescue Service, Denbighshire Voluntary Services Council and Betsi Cadwaladr University Local Health Board.
Dewch i roi eich barn a rhannu'ch syniadau gyda'r Prif Weithredwr ac Arweinydd Cyngor Sir Ddinbych, ac uwch gynrychiolwyr Heddlu Gogledd Cymru, Gwasanaeth Gwirfoddol Sir Ddinbych a Bwrdd Iechyd Lleol Prifysgol Betsi Cadwaladr.
Meet your community council including new member Linda Roberts who was co-opted in June.
Darren Millar AM will be joining us for the evening to discuss local issues and answer questions from the floor. There will also be representation from the Community Police team; the AONB; Carbon Trust and Denbighshire County Council Highways Department.
Presentations will be from:-
Jennifer Rowlands: The Community Council are currently considering two potential projects for the Village Hall. The proposals are:
Transfer the ownership of the Hall from the County Council to the Community Council.
Upgrade the Hall to provide financial and environmental sustainability. We are applying for funding from various grants with the help of Denbighshire Voluntary Services Council to cover all of these works.
The option to do nothing is also on the table, but we believe we are not in a position to maintain the Hall in its current state on behalf of the community, so are recommending that the community agrees to bring the Hall into Community Ownership, and to support the grant applications to upgrade the Hall.
Come along to have your say and tell us whether you want us to ensure the Village Hall is preserved for the community and be maintained in a sustainable way in the future by upgrading and making it more environmentally friendly.
Sian Jones: One of the jobs I agreed to do as a Community Councillor was to register two small parcels of land in the village as ‘Village Greens’ under the Commons Registration Act 2006. The task has been harder than I first thought, mainly because it has been difficult to gather evidence to show that a significant number of inhabitants have indulged as of right in lawful sports and pastimes on the land for a period of at least 20 years.
Please come along to the public meeting to find out more and help us to decide whether or not to continue with these applications for Village Greens status; there will be a short presentation and discussion followed by a vote.
John Ingham: Denbighshire County Council have not accepted that Lon Cae Glas has a traffic problem ever since serious discussions began in 2002 when a partial one-way system was proposed. There has been a significant increase in traffic since then and new planning applications in the offing for the Moel Famau area have the real potential to increase traffic even more. The Highways Department have left discussions, in the event that land becomes available, to construct a suitable (concessionary) footpath adjacent to Lon Cae Glas for a distance of some 200m north of the Penn Lan property (and funding can be secured) they would then reconsider the introduction of a partial one-way restriction over this length of the lane. We believe that this response is wholly inadequate on grounds of safety for pedestrians and drivers alike.
We welcome your views on the matter and how best to press for a solution.
If you cannot attend the meeting but have a view, please contact the Clerk or one of the members of the community council who are presenting.
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