Author Archives: chrisrobertson

The Agendas for the Cilycwm Community Council Annual Meeting and the CCC Meeting on 21st July 2020 are now available on the website. Please click here. The Annual Meeting will take place at 07:30pm via Microsoft Teams. A normal council … Continue reading →

Emergency Road Closure has had to take place on the C2159, near the entrance to Cilffara Fach, Llanwrda.

Cilycwm Community Council’s AGM was scheduled to take place on the 23rd June. However due to the number of apologies and a few technical glitches it has been rescheduled and will now take place on Tuesday 21st July at 07:30pm … Continue reading →

Hello Everyone We’ve got some good news for you! We are nearly ready! Our libraries are back from Wednesday (July 1) with a new click and collect service. And don’t worry, if you can’t leave home because you’re shielding, we’ll deliver … Continue reading →

Hello Everyone, Some news from Age Cymru.  In partnership with Carers Trust Wales, Age Cymru have produced an important guide to help you understand your rights as an older carer. English – https://bit.ly/CarersRight Cymraeg – https://bit.ly/EichHawliau The project is funded by WelshGovernment … Continue reading →

Gan fod y Côr wedi methu cyfarfod dros y cyfnod diweddar yma, gwnaethom benderfynu creu perfformiad ‘Côr Rhithiol’ i’n diddanu a’n diddori. Dyme gyfle i rannu ein hymdrech ni gyda’n Cymuned a’n Cynulleidfa. Mwynhewch GOBAITH YN Y TIR ganRuth Lloyd … Continue reading →

The CCC AGM and June Council Meeting will take place on Tuesday 23rd June via Microsoft Teams at 7.30 p.m. To attend please email the Clerk for an invite (cilycwm.cc@outlook.com). The Agendas for both meetings are available for download. For … Continue reading →

Macmillan Cancer Support. FYI a new service is being provided by Macmillan Cancer throughout the UK. There is now a new free service, which Macmillan has developed to support people living with and affected by cancer at this difficult time … Continue reading →

Displaced communities are not new, it is just that this one happened in Wales, and it’s not Tryweryn. The sad story of Capel Celyn has won its place in the memory of the people, Epynt has not. That is why, … Continue reading →

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