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PENYRENGLYN
COMMUNITY FORUM
Committee ~ Lead
Officer ~ Public Meetings
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LATEST INFORMATION:
Steering Group Roles & Responsibilities
Amanda Davies; Susan Hobson; Rebecca Holman; Julie Rees; Sam
Terrel; Robert True; Jeff Williams
Background
Established early 2004 via several public meeting, serving the 450 properties
within the Pen yr Englyn village area.
Skip collection
The Group gained funding to place a number of skips around the village and
then invited local residents to use the skips. The skips were then collected
once full
River Clearance & Flower Planting
Undertaken
Worked with CwmNi’s environmental theme group and local residents to
undertake a river clean day and bulb planting day with the village. (In total
over 125 residents helped over the five CwmNi villages).
Safe Routes to School
The Group are working towards an improved route along Oak Street and the Baglan
fields for the Safe Routes to School initiative being introduced by the Council.
Possible Future Projects
o Investigating the possibility of cleaning up land to the rear of the Turtle
Beach
o Examining the feasibility of constructing a Riverside Walk to the rear of
Eleanor Street
The group are about to begin their induction training and are preparing for a village forum to consult with local residents on future projects. Meanwhile their first project in conjunction with CwmNi has been the placement of community skips during March. Members recently participated in the ‘Five Village’ river clean-up organised by CwmNi. The group are currently looking into the future use of the old Penyrenglyn School site, an issue of major concern within the village.
Your
Penyrenglyn Steering Group Representatives are:
Amanda Davies; Susan Hobson; Rebecca
Holman; Julie Rees; Sam Terrel; Robert True; Jeff Williams
CwmNi Lead Officer is
David Brooks and Nicola Gordon.
Any queries
can be directed via 01443-777536.
To be announced.
The most recently established of the five forums the group are about to begin their induction training. They are preparing for a village forum to consult with local residents on future projects. Their first project has been the placement of community skips which during the week on 29th March 2004. The Group is currently looking into the future use of the old Penyrenglyn School site.