Please be advised of the following road closure:
Vehicle access provided for emergency services:
| Ref: | 620/25 |
| Road no: USRN | B4343 47100906/47122842/47100851/47100852 |
| Location: | Llanfair Clydogau, Llanbedr Pont Steffan/Lampeter https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:EU:00ce5345-44fc-463d-b4c9-140365cd83be |
Dates and times: | 06/01/2026-07/01/2026 09:30-15:30 |
| Duration: | During Period Specified |
| Works: | Poling works |
| Applicant: | Sunbelt Rentals for BT Openreach |
| Reason: | To ensure public safety |
Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held on Monday 13th October 2025 at 7:30pm in the Community Centre.
Draft minutes are published in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021 and are subject to approval at the next ordinary meeting of the Community Council.
Present:
Cllrs : Rhodri Evans(Chair), Dafydd Lloyd Jones, Pat Parry, Eirwen James, Gareth Jones, John Griffiths, Caryl Jones, Emmanuel Kincaid, Beth Griffiths
1.Welcome
The Chair welcomed everyone to the meeting.
2. To receive apologies.
PCSO John Evans
3.Personal Matters.
None. However, members were happy to report that the Foelallt Arms had reopened at the beginning of October and wished the new owners the best of luck.
4.Declarations of interest.
RE, JG and CJ declared an interest for point 8f
RE declared an interest for point 13.
5.Public participation.
Members of the public were present.
Due to many members of the public being present to discuss point 13 it was decided to bring the agenda item forward.
13. Waun Maenllwyd/Lan Fawr/Bryn Rhudd Energy Developments
The community council had received 6 e-mails and 1 letter regarding energy developments. The Chair read the written letter while all other e-mails were displayed on the screen to viewed and read by members present. The following comments were made following reading the letters:-
22,000 people had signed a petition against wind farms in Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty such as the Cambrian Mountains but the petition, as yet, has not been discussed in the Senedd. This is despite usually if a petition receives more than 10,000 signatories it is discussed. GJ queried why this had not happened. GJ proposed to write a letter to the local AM and MP and ask why this had not happened. All members agreed with the proposal.
South and West Wales Wildlife Trust are concerned about the impact on Red Squirrel population.
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Impact on peat land.
Powys County Council have decided to delay new licences to see the impact on the environment. Could CeredIgion County Council do the same ?
Concerns raised regarding a company buying another company and would that affect the agreement that was signed.
An information event was held recently in the hall to raise awareness of the projects and its impact.
6.To confirm the minutes of the Extraordinary Meeting of Council, held on September 22nd 2025
Members read the previous meeting minutes. EK read a letter which had been sent to the Clerk and Chair in advance of the meeting, wanting to take out a paragraph in Matters Arising from the Meeting regarding clarification of the spreadsheets sent in advance of a meeting on 11/09/25. GJ proposed that the minutes should be a true record of what has happened in a meeting and therefore the minutes should stay the same. EJ proposed that the wording was unfortunate and would support taking out the paragraph. BG asked whether words could be changed, however EK stated that the whole paragraph needed to be taken out.
Proposed to keep the minutes as they were – GJ Seconded by CH
Proposed to take out the paragraph – EJ Seconded by RE
A vote was held with the majority voting to keep the minutes as they were.
EK stated that after 12 years’ service including 1 year as Secretary without pay, 7 years in preparing the budget and securing £90,000 in grants to develop the hall he felt he had no choice at the time to resign as Community Councillor. EK left the meeting. RE thanked him for his work during the past 12 years and asked for him to reflect on his decision.
7.Matters arising from the minutes.
Point 8 – HMRC the appeal had been successful therefore no penalty will be issued,
Post box at Llanio had been reinstated.
Discussion held with landowner at Pont Llanio regarding moving the vehicle which was blocking the post box.
New banner had been bought.
Pont Holes should read as Pot Holes
8. Financial Report
a) HMRC – the appeal had been successful therefore no penalty would be paid. Send a letter of thank you to Llywela Thomas Book Keeping Service.
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Poppy Wreath Reimbursement – £50.00
Openreach Wayleaves – £4.80
Members also resolved to pay
G Jones Internal Auditor Fee – £125; LGA 1972 s.111
Norton Anti-Virus Renewal fee for the hall digital screen and clerk’s laptop was approved. Payment to be made by Cllr James and reimbursed -£74.99 LG Misc Act 1976 s.19
Dŵr Cymru -Water Charges Cemetery £24.09 LGA 1972 S.214
Consideration of donation to Royal British Legion Appeal 2025 and disbursements on behalf of local organisations. Council approved a donation of £25.00 to the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal and disbursements of £300.00 on behalf of local organisations, to be reimbursed. LGA 1972 s.137
9.Presentation by Caffi Dewi – Setting up an Emergency Centre
JP gave a presentation regarding setting up an Emergency Centre in the hall when there is a weather or infrastructure fault. It would run at different times depending on need to be run by current Caffi Dewi staff and WI members. It was resolved to set up a group of individuals to lead the process which included RE as local Councillor, WI President and Caffi Dewi core people. Prepare a designation of Process. If there was an electrical fault need to look at sourcing a generator. More important is the need to have a switch change to link the generator. GJ will look at the possibility of what resources are available to solve the issue.
The clerk had received an e-mail earlier in the day stating that the Warm Spaces grant which had been prepared by the Community Council on behalf of Caffi Dewi had been successful and a grant of £900 had been allocated.
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10. Discussion on fundraising ideas for Ann Jones, the High Sheriff of Dyfed’s nominated charity.
Nothing to report since previous meeting. Another meeting will take place on October 26th.
11. Remembrance Day Wreaths
Remembrance Sunday November 9th. The Church is scheduled to hold the Service. PP to contact the Vicar to see if he is available. Need the list of names which should be in the filing cabinet.
12. Welsh Government Community Facilities Programme
CJ, GJ and BG had discussed the matter. No closing date is mentioned in documents provided or required percentage match funding. Some members had been to the playing recently and have noticed some equipment are deteriorating. Skate park needs to be removed. The members read through the Inspection Report by Playsafety which was received in June. It was resolved to look through the application form with the view to submit an application as soon as possible.
14. PCSO Report
PCSO John Evans was unable to attend but had sent an e-mail. *Antisocial behaviour / Harassment : 0 Burglary : 0; Criminal Damage : 0; Theft :0; Violence/ Assault : 0; Fraud : 0. Hate Crime Awareness week is running from 11/10 to 18/10 and the Neighbourhood policing team will be carrying out activities and visits in support of this. Victim Support is the lead agency for supporting victims of hate crime and this year they will be highlighting Disability Hate Crime.
Despite no incidents had been logged by the police, members were made aware of an incident in the middle of the night were people were seen on farm land leaving farm gates open.
15. Public Footpaths / Grass Cutting
An e-mail had been received regarding footpath maintenance near Glasdir. It was resolved to arrange a meeting with the footpath officer to review access and growth.
16. Correspondence
All members had received correspondence regarding the following matters
a)Submission of the Draft Annual Remuneration Report 2026–27
b) Cynnal y Cardi September Bulletin
c) From Summer Footfall to Festive Planning–Your Autumn Smart Towns Update
d) Natur am Byth! September Newsletter
e) Policy advice and resources – One Voice Wales
f) Breaking Barriers: Hate Crime Webinar – Heddlu Dyfed Powys
g) Dyfed-Powys Police Headquarters Open Doors
h) Age-Friendly Ceredigion Newsletter – September 2025
i) Training Dates
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17. Any other business
Broadband issues within the village
Community Council Car park – the wall has been damaged and needs to be fixed. Ask a local builder for a quote to see how much it will cost to fix.
Temporary Road Closures on 05/11/2025 and 06/11/2025
Christmas Dinner – 15/12/2025 at Cegin Gareth – Cost £30 per person.
Christmas Competition – further discussion in next meeting.
18.Date of next meeting:
10/11/2025
Meeting ended 21:20 pm
Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held on Monday 22nd September 2025 at 7:30pm in the Community Centre.
Draft minutes are published in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021 and are subject to approval at the next ordinary meeting of the Community Council.
Present:
Cllrs : Rhodri Evans(Chair), Dafydd Lloyd Jones, Pat Parry, Eirwen James, Gareth Jones, John Griffiths, Caryl Jones.
1.Welcome
The Chair welcomed everyone to the meeting.
2. To receive apologies.
Beth Griffiths
3.Personal Matters.
None
4.Declarations of interest.
RE declared an interest for points 11a and 11b.
5.Public participation.
Members of the public were present.
6.To confirm the minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of Council, held on September 8th 2025
Proposed by GJ Seconded by JG
7.Matters arising from the minutes.
10b – following receipt of BT accounts from previous Clerk the August BT Payment was £72.40
RE had researched information regarding London Heart Defibrillator. Need to find information from British Heart Foundation regarding a new defibrillator.
Need to ensure page numbers on minutes follow in correct order.
GJ noted his displeasure in attending a meeting on 11/09/2025 and following working through a spreadsheet provided and cross-referencing the information with diaries an e-mail was received at the end of the meeting with this information presented in a different spreadsheet. Members noted their gratefulness for the present clerk in taking on the onerous task.
8. Financial Report
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HMRC – a letter of appeal has been sent to HMRC to avoid paying the £100 penalty which has been prepared by Victoria Jones of Llywela Thomas Bookkeeping and Payroll Services. The members were extremely grateful for their time in preparing a statement to be sent to HMRC. It was also added that they would not charge for this work. Victoria Jones would train the new clerk to use the system to ensure payroll matters are completed on time. If a fine is given members resolved to authorise payment to HMRC.
9. Discussion on fundraising ideas for Ann Jones, the High Sheriff of Dyfed’s nominated charity.
Tractor / Pick Up Run on December 21st to begin at 2:00pm. Money raised would go to Wales Air Ambulance. Caffi Dewi to help with tea and cake. Father Christmas would visit in the evening. Arrange for children to decorate their toy tractors. A quad bike event could be held in the Summer. Further discussion in next meeting.
10. Remembrance Day Wreaths
The following associations have ordered a wreath:
WI, Capel Bethesda, Capel Bethlehem, Eglwys Dewi Sant, Sêr Dewi, Ysgol Henry Richard, YFC, Hall Committee, Show Committee, Community Council, Clwb Ffrindiau, Pwyllgor Lles a Diwylliant and Ann Jones.
Remembrance Sunday November 9th. Discuss arrangements in next meeting
11. Correspondence
a) Waun Maenllwyd Energy Development
The Community Council had received a Memorandum of Agreement form asking the council to sign it along with seven other community councils. The Chair read the content of the document. A further e-mail was read from Tregaron Community Council after they contacted One Voice Wales to seek advice and guidance. Members of the public in attendance were asked to contribute their views and thoughts which included:-
After a long discussion it was resolved:-
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b) Lan Fawr and Bryn Rhudd Energy Development
A meeting took place on Monday September 15th. Three councillors attended the meeting. The proposal in the first stage is to build 40 turbines at Lan Fawr which is agricultural and forestry land and 16 turbines at Bryn Rhudd which is all agricultural land. The company noted a £800 million benefit to surrounding communities during its lifetime. This is the start of a pre pre application. There would be a six-week consultation for people living within 5km of the development by post. Access could be an issue but the company may have found a resolution. A suggestion of buying a community shop for Llanddewi-Brefi was made during the meeting. There is a feeling of a divide within the community for those for and against the development. Comments made by the members of the public included
A member of the public in attendance, noted that a meeting will take place at the Community Centre on Saturday September 27th between 2:00pm and 8:00pm to give information about the information with an opportunity to ask questions.
c)Warm Welcome Spaces 2025
PP and clerk to arrange a meeting with representatives of Caffi Dewi to complete the form. The closing date in Sunday, October 5th therefore it was resolved to meet at the Community Centre on Friday, September 26th.
d) One Voice Wales
Annual Meeting taking place on October 1st. All councillors had been sent an e-mail including the agenda and information on how to book a place.
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e)Welsh Government Community Facilities Programme
It was resolved to set up a sub-committee consisting of CJ,GJ and BG to look at the application grant and read relevant documents. When looking through the attached document it was not possible to locate the closing date. Sub-committee to update the council on progress made in the next meeting.
12. Any other business
A complaint had been received regarding a caravan at Pont Llanio blocking the post box. A postman had reported a significant decrease in the number of letters being collected.
The Post box at Llanio needs to be reinstated. Send a letter to Royal Mail.
Pot holes beginning to reappear on the road between Nantydderwen and Pant.
Cambrian Mountain Society Sign – The society has decided to place the sign on the A485 Pont Llanio junction with a meeting taking place between the landowner and Society on Monday September 29th.
An e-mail had been received by representatives from Caffi Dewi asking whether the Community Centre could be used as an emergency centre in an emergency such as bad weather or electrical/water interruption. They requested to attend the next meeting to discuss the idea further. It was resolved to ask the representatives to attend the next meeting and outline their vision and plans.
E-mail sent by Wendi Patience regarding the forthcoming Area Meeting being held online on Monday September 29th at 7:00pm. E-mail link sent EJ, GJ and CJ.
Need to order a new Wales banner to be placed in Hyfrydle.
Need to fix the bench at Hyfrydle.
Christmas Dinner – 15/12/2025 at Cegin Gareth
Clerk would appreciate guidance on how to upload documents and events onto the Community Council website.
13/10/2025.
Meeting ended 21:45 pm
Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held on Monday 8th September 2025 at 7:30pm in the Community Centre.
Draft minutes are published in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021 and are subject to approval at the next ordinary meeting of the Community Council.
Present:
Cllrs : Rhodri Evans(Chair), Dafydd Lloyd Jones, Pat Parry, Eirwen James , Emmanuel Kincaid , Gareth Jones, John Griffiths, Bethan Griffiths ,Caryl Jones.
The Chair, Cllr Rhodri Evans, welcomed the new Clerk, Sion Jones. He also thanked Lisa for her work during the past three years.
1.To receive apologies.
None
2.Personal Matters.
Congratulate Teleri Griffiths on being chosen a member of the YFC Prime Pork Scheme and good luck at the Royal Welsh Winter Fair.
3.Declarations of interest.
None
4.Public participation.
Members of the public were present.
5. To confirm the minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of Council, held on 14July 2025
Proposed by CJ Seconded by EJ
6.Matters arising from the minutes.
Car park – The car park has been monitored at various times during a period of up to two months. There were no more than 10 vehicles in the car park. However, two vehicles seem not to hold a valid MOT or Tax. A discussion was had regarding the matter of how to remove these cars but as the car park is a private car park the council is limited in its response. The council asked for advice by PCSO John Evans who was in attendance and he advised the council to think about placing a notice on the windscreen to ask the owners to remove the cars from the car park. Seek further advice from One Voice Wales.
Zoom Subscription – a discussion was held regarding using TEAMS rather than Zoom. To be discussed in further meetings
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Invoicing events – Some associations who use the hall have not been invoiced for a long period of time. It was agreed to e-mail new clerk with relevant detail so invoices can be sent out.
PCSO John Evans was in attendance and due to work commitments asked whether he could give his report at this point in the meeting with the Chair agreeing to this request.
To receive a report from the PCSO.
Report from PCSO John Evans who attended the meeting and provided an update on recent police matters, including:
7. Employment contract for New Clerk.
A copy of the contract had been sent by e-mail and was signed by the Chair and Clerk.
8. Siop Ni Update
Two members of the Siop Ni committee was in attendance and gave an update of what has happened during the past months which include:
EK asked whether the Siop Ni committee have asked for any planning advice.
BG asked about the location of the new shop. Currently the car park has been ruled out with other locations in the village being looked at. BA questioned why it was not possible to use the hall as a
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location. It was reminded by EK that the current remit of the Hall committee for the Charity Commission does not permit a shop to be set up in the hall.
9. Discussion on fundraising ideas for Ann Jones, the High Sheriff of Dyfed’s nominated charity.
It was agreed to support a fundraiser event with a Tractor Run being the preferred option. The money raised would go to Wales Air Ambulance. GJ to discuss with Ann Jones and maybe set up a meeting to develop the Tractor Run idea further. A suggestion was made whether the event could include the traditional Christmas Santa Event which the Council usually holds. Further discussion in next meeting.
10. Financial report
A £100 penalty notice letter was received by HMRC due to the failure of information not being presented on time. The council agreed to ask advice regarding this matter to appeal the penalty due to circumstances of transition of new clerk.
It was agreed to ask Llywela Thomas Bookkeeping and Payroll Services to undertake HMRC duties for three months while the new Clerk adjusts to his new role.
Proposed by CJ Seconded by PP
Council approved payments as listed points a & b and noted payment received in point c. above.
11.Defibrillator
BG had checked the Defibrillator twice. Need to look at replacing the Defib using money raised during the Carol Singing in December 2024. Ask Ser Dewi to be involved .
12. Christmas dinner.
To be held on Saturday, December 6th. PP to contact different locations discussed for menu and prices.
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13. Any other business
Correspondence
The Cambrian Mountains Society – a letter was received regarding whether the council would support the idea of placing a sign 2m long by 0.9 high on the sign from Tregaron to raise awareness of where the Cambrian Mountains are. The council supported the proposed idea and suggested whether it was possible to have two signs at both ends of the village. A question was raised regarding the material being used for the sign.
CPRW Ceredigion The Welsh Countryside Charity – Bryn Cadwgan Energy Park – Have your say. Regarding the pre-application consultation between August 20th and October 1st 2025.
Lan Fawr and Bryn Rhudd Energy Park – An invitational presentation being held at the Community Hall on Monday September 15th between 6:00pm and 7:30pm. They had sent an e-mail requesting two representatives from the Community Council to be in attendance. It was agreed that EJ and GJ would attend on behalf of the community council. However, it was raised that all community councillors should be able to attend.
22/09/2025.
Meeting ended 21:15 pm
Cyngor Cymuned LLANDDEWI BREFI Community Council
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Minutes of the Extraordinary Meeting held on Monday, 11th August 2025 at 8:30pm
Llanddewi Brefi Community Centre
Present: Eirwen James (EJ), Emmanuel Kincaid (EK)
As the number of members present was less than 1/3 of the whole number of seats, the meeting was declared inquorate and closed at 8:37pm.
Minutes prepared by: E Kincaid
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Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held on Monday 14th July 2025 at 7:30pm in the Community Centre.
Draft minutes are published in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021 and are subject to approval at the next ordinary meeting of the Community Council.
Present:
Cllrs : Rhodri Evans(RE)(Chair), Gareth Jones (GJ), Caryl Haf Jones (CHJ), Beth Griffiths (BG), Patricia Parry (PP), Eirwen James (EJ), John Griffiths (JG) Dafydd Lloyd Jones(DLlJ), John Evans (PCSO)
1.Apologies
2.Personal Matters.
3. Declarations of interest.
4.Public participation.
5.To confirm minutes of Previous Meetings
6.Matters arising
7. Financial Report
a. Annual Reports:
b. Zoom Payments:
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c. Council Equipment
d. Loan Repayment
8. Defibrillator Circuit Coordinator
9. Information Received
10. Appointment of New Clerk
11. Annual Accounts
12 Grant Applications
13. Village Clean-Up
14. PCSO Report
PCSO John Evans provided an update:
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15. County Councillor’s report on matters arising from Ceredigion.
16. Planning applications.
17. Village Hall and Recreation Grounds
18. Questions to the chair and Other Matters
Date of next meeting: Monday September 8th at 7:30
Minutes prepared by : Beth Griffiths
Draft minutes are published in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021 and are subject to approval at the next ordinary meeting of the Community Council.
Present:
Cllrs : Rhodri Evans(Chair), Dafydd Lloyd Jones, Eirwen James , Emmanuel Kincaid , Gareth Jones, John Griffiths, Bethan Griffiths ,Caryl Jones.
1.To receive apologies.
Cllrs : Pat Parry
2.Personal Matters.
Members noted the success of the Young Farmers and WI at their respective rallies over the weekend and extended congratulations for their achievements.
3.Declarations of interest.
None
4.Public participation.
Members of the public were present.
5. To confirm the minutes of the Annual & Ordinary Meetings of Council , held on 12May 2025
Annual Meeting
Ordinary meeting:
6.Matters arising from the minutes.
None.
7.Financial report
Council approved payments as listed points b-d. and noted payment received in point e. above.
8. To review the Annual return for the year ending 31st March 2025.
9.To review the BT Broadband Contract for the village hall.
P: JG S: BG
10.To consider the results of survey regarding proposal for a temporary shop facility within the Council car park.
Item 10: Village Shop – Car Park Survey Feedback
Two members of the working group attended the meeting to present feedback from the market survey and address queries. Of the 176 households surveyed, 84 responses were received, with only two expressing opposition to the proposed location within the car park.
EK reported personal monitoring of car park usage, noting a maximum of nine cars observed, with eight being the highest number at any one time. Should the proposal proceed, 12 parking spaces would remain available, with no impact on existing resources.
Concerns were raised regarding surface water drainage, as the planning application would result in concentrated runoff from a single downpipe. An estimated £1,500 would be required to install a soakaway to manage discharge, which is necessary for approval as the development is classified as new. Additionally the back wall of the car park was identified as the site boundary
A group member confirmed progress on container specifications, with final choices pending funding within a budget of approximately £6,000. EK advised that indicative design elements (e.g., window size and type, cladding, configuration) should be submitted via screenshots to support the application. As the site is within a Conservation Area, additional considerations include warm-spectrum downlighting and water provision/disposal if sinks are installed.
The proposal would be classed as temporary works, with an intended site period of 18 months. EK will draft the planning submission for inspection.
Council Action: Council agreed that the installation of a soakaway and its later reinstatement posed no issue, subject to group costings. Council expressed support for the group to publicise aggregated survey results.
Proposal: EK to proceed with the planning application, subject to approval from the Local Authority.
Proposed: EK Seconded: RE
11.To consider appointment of a Responsible Financial officer and Proper Officer from 01/07/2025.
Gareth Jones- volunteered to be RFO.
Rhodri Evans- Proper Officer
Proposed: EJ Seconded: CH
12.To consider advertising for the post of Clerk.
Council approved to put out advert subject to review of job description- meeting to be held within next 7 days to do this.
13.To consider Contractor feedback for the first tender round of the Hall Changing room and storage works.
EK reported being approached by a tenderer seeking to recover fees related to their submission. It was confirmed that while fee recovery is not applicable, tenderers are entitled to receive the outcome of the process and a reasonable explanation for rejection. It was agreed that any response should be shared with all parties who submitted tenders.
Council requested that the Clerk prepare standardised responses for distribution to each tenderer.
14.Correspondence.
10% match: Council agreed to meet informally to review the Clerk position and to consider this proposal- 19/06/25.
Questionnaire on Microsoft Forms proposed to go out to the community asap. Ends of consultation 19/06/25.
Council noted correspondence in b ii & vi.
15.To receive correspondence not specifically referenced on the agenda (Decisions cannot be taken in relation to matters raised under this agenda item.
All Correspondence in the general folder was noted by Council but no matters raised.
16.To receive a report from the PCSO.
Report from PC Liz Jenkins who attended the meeting and provided an update on recent police matters, including:
17.County Councillor’s report on matters arising from Ceredigion
The member confirmed not many changes from the last meeting but did confirm the Minister for Planning approved boundary Commission review for Llangeitho and Llanddewi Brefi to become Llangeitho in 2027
18.Planning applications
None.
19.To receive a report from the Village Hall and Recreation Grounds committee.
The following points were noted and/or reported from representatives of the committee to Council:
· Council noted that Zurich insurance quote is to be followed up; EK to be consulted.
20.Questions to the Chair.
14/07/2025.
Meeting ended 21:50 pm
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Draft minutes are published in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021 and are subject to approval at the next ordinary meeting of the Community Council.
Present:
Cllrs : Rhodri Evans(Chair), Dafydd Lloyd Jones, Eirwen James , Emmanuel Kincaid , Gareth Jones, John Griffiths, Pat Parry( via Zoom).
1.To receive apologies.
Cllrs : Bethan Griffiths ,Caryl Jones
2.Personal Matters.
The Chair extended thanks to all who helped in recent weeks with tidying and landscaping works following on from storage and stump removal at the Llanddewi Brefi hall recreation grounds.
3.Declarations of interest.
R.E. left the room during consideration of matter 13.
4.Public participation.
None.
5. To confirm the minutes of the Ordinary Meeting held on 14th April 2025.
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a) Proposed D.L.J. Seconded: G.J.
6.Matters arising from the minutes.
i) Item 6 iv.: Noted that the feedback form needs to be completed by the Council.
ii) DLJ reported that representatives from CFF had during a recent visit praised the high standard of the newly completed hall changing room and storage works.
iii) Item 7a. wording corrected: from ‘foundation’ to ‘floor slab’.
iv) Item 8 EK reported that currently 65 responses received and that also confirmed that the proposed scheme will utilise 2 x parking spaces. Usage will be monitored over the next couple of weeks to gauge numbers of visitors utilising facilities to be reported back during the next meeting. Council also considered 2 complaints sent to the Clerk regarding the temporary pop-up shop proposal and noted the following regarding
Complaint one:
Compliant two: Council noted concerns raised but as per previous comments , reiterate that the temporary car park facilities are not for permanent used by residents.
Item 12- DLJ- confirmed that the application had been acknowledged and anticipated that a decision should be received by the end of May.
Item 18- EJ- reported on fixings but that the suppliers require final specifications before completing the order( action raised for the hall to approve and raise payment for costs.)
Council noted that pot holes repairs mentioned during the last meeting have now been carried out.
7.Financial report
Proposed: R.E. Seconded: D.L.J.
:£ 3,000.00 LG (Misc.Provisions) Act 1976 s.19.
Council approved payments as listed points b-d. and noted payment received in point e. above.
Proposed: D.L.J. Seconded: G.J.
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8.To review project progress regarding Cymru Football Foundation Grant aided works ongoing to the Hall Changing rooms and Storage Shed.
9.Correspondence.
Council considers that this well used service should remain as a central service as there is not another convenient facility within vicinity but due to needing to maintain present services and having taken on additional coast for the 25/26 period , that presently Council is not in a position to take on the lease offered.
Council noted correspondence in b ii & iii.
10.To receive correspondence not specifically referenced on the agenda (Decisions cannot be taken in relation to matters raised under this agenda item.
All Correspondence in the general folder was noted by Council but no matters raised.
11.To receive a report from the PCSO.
Reporting noted quiet period regarding incidents for the month .No matters raised by Council to pass on to PCSO.
12.County Councillor’s report on matters arising from Ceredigion
The member concerned that presently budgeting/assets and staff cuts being reviewed presently within scrutiny committees to review where savings could be made to minimise impacts regarding future rates for Council tax.
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13.Planning applications
Council raised no objections, Clerk to confirm in writing to development management.
14.To receive a report from the Village Hall and Recreation Grounds committee.
The following points were noted and/or reported from representatives of the committee to Council:
15.Questions to the Chair.
Following points raised by Council members to the chair:
Date of next meeting:
09/06/2025.
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Meeting ended 21:50 pm
An ordinary Meeting of the Community Council will be held on Monday December 8th 2025 at 7:30pm in the Community Centre. Members wishing to attend remotely should email web@llanddewibrefi.org in advance to request a link to the meeting.
Agenda
24.Any other business
25.Date of Next Meeting – January 12th at 7:30pm
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC AND THE PRESS CAN OBTAIN ANY DOCUMENTS REFERENCED ON THE AGENDA FROM THE CLERK PRIOR TO THE MEETING. PLEASE E-MAIL REQUESTS TO clerk@llanddewibrefi.org
Llanddewi Brefi Community Council
Grass Cutting Contract 2026 & 2027
Invitation to Tender
Llanddewi Brefi Community Council hereby invites tenders for the carrying out of the service of grass cutting and footpath maintenance on land managed by the Council.
Tenders are to be received by the Clerk by 5pm on Monday, December 8th 2025 in accordance with instructions, conditions, specification and schedule of works (”the Contract Documents”), copies of which can be supplied on request to the clerk to the council:
S Jones, Awelon, Llanddewi-Brefi, Tregaron, Ceredigion, SY25 6RL
Tel: 07870 299370
Email: clerk@llanddewibrefi.org
An ordinary Meeting of the Community Council will be held on Monday November 10th 2025 at 7:30pm in the Community Centre. Members wishing to attend remotely should email web@llanddewibrefi.org in advance to request a link to the meeting.
Agenda
Statement of Licensing Policy 2026-2031 – Ceredigion County Council.
21. Any other business
22. Date of next meeting – December 8th at 7:30pm
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC AND THE PRESS CAN OBTAIN ANY DOCUMENTS REFERENCED ON THE AGENDA FROM THE CLERK PRIOR TO THE MEETING. PLEASE E-MAIL REQUESTS TO clerk@llanddewibrefi.org
D.S. Jones, Clerc i’r Cyngor (ar ran y Cadeirydd)
Clerk to the Council (on behalf of the Chairperson)
02/11/2025
Noder y ffordd canlynol a fydd ar gau dros dro / Please be advised of the following road closure:
Mynediad i gerbydau’r gwasanaethau brys / Vehicle access provided for emergency services:
| Cyf:/Ref: | 281/25 |
| Rhif y Ffordd/Road no: USRN | B4343 47100906 https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:EU:9718fbde-42f6-4c27-b459-7f9e78921c41 |
Lleoliad:/Location: | Llanfair Clydogau, Llanbedr Pont Steffan/Lampeter |
| Dyddiad ac amser/ Dates and times: | 25/11/2025 09:30-15:30 |
| Parhad: | Yn ystod y cyfnod dan sylw |
| Duration: | During Period Specified |
| Gwaith:/Works: | Gwaith polion / Poling works |
| Ymgeisydd:/Applicant: | Sunbelt Rentals ar rhan/for BT Openreach |
| Rheswm:/Reason: | I sicrhau diogelwch y cyhoedd/ To ensure public safety |