This event is cancelled – apologies for any inconvenience. Llanfyllin Christmas market will take place on the Square on Saturday 3rd December 2017. Stalls will be there from 10:30am and the christmas tree lights will be switched on at 4pm. Stalls are £5 each. Any stallholders wishing to take part can contact mayor@llanfyllin.org or 01691

Dear Llanfyllin Resident Here in Montgomeryshire we take the environment seriously. We recycle and we re-use when we can, and we don’t flytip in our beautiful countryside. However, Powys Council have plans which will make protecting our environment much harder. They are considering closing one of the only two remaining recycling centres we have left, either

Care and Social Services Inspectorate Wales (CSSIW) has published its all-Wales review into domiciliary care. The review concluded that: Care and support arranged for a set time with fixed tasks is more likely to be inflexible and rushed. Care purchased at low prices tends to lead to problems with recruiting and keeping care workers. At

Llanfyllin Town FC presented £400 to their top supporter Aled Owen, 9 years old from Llansantffraid.  The money raised supported the Rigathon challenge, recently completed at the Rigorous Gym, Welshpool. Aled’s dream was to do everything his friends do which includes riding a bike. Due Aled’s cerebral palsy which affects all four limbs he can’t

Powys County Council is consulting on proposed Further Focussed Changes to the Local Development Plan (LDP). The consultation period runs from 10th October 2016 to 21st November 2016 (5:30pm). The Council has submitted the LDP to Welsh Government to begin the Examination process. The Ministers of the Welsh Government have appointed Mrs Nicola Gulley MA MRTPI as the Planning Inspector to conduct the independent Examination to

The threat to our libraries due to the funding crisis in Powys is now real and imminent. You may have heard that the portfolio holder responsible, Cllr. Graham Brown, has put a general deadline for town and community councils to commit to a 50% contribution by Nov 1st or the offer will be withdrawn and

Llanfyllin Town Council is now accepting applications from local Community groups for 137 Grants from  for the year 2016. 137 Grants are to be considered for organizations/causes/projects that: a) Provide a LOCAL service which benefits/assists LOCAL people b) Improves Town/Local area facilities in the way of i)  additional or new facilities ii) safer facilities c)

LLANFYLLIN TOWN COUNCIL LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1972 (SEC. 87(2)) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a casual vacancy is deemed to have occurred in the office of Councillor for the LLANFYLLIN Ward of the Community of LLANFYLLIN on the resignation on 21 September 2016 of Councillor John Wike. Rule 5 of The Local Elections (Parishes and

Groundwork is working with Tesco to encourage voluntary or community organisations, schools, health bodies, Parish/Town Councils, local authorities and social housing providers across North Wales to apply for a grant of up to £5,000 to improve green spaces and increase community participation. Please call Geraint Hughes at Groundwork North Wales on 01978 757524 for more

Garden Buddies @ Y Dolydd Llanfyllin Workhouse Are you interested in attending a regular informal gathering of like minded gardening folk to help and support each other locally? If you would like to be a part of this, even only occasionally, I’d appreciate it if you would contact me so we can start to bring