Notice boards
The Community Council has five notice boards in the village which they update with details of their forthcoming Community Council meetings, forthcoming events and other community information.
- Outside Old St. Mellons Village Hall, Newport Road
- Beechtree Park, in the grounds of St. Johns College
- At the entrance to Ty'r Winch Playing Field, Ty'r Winch Rd
- At Arcon House, Blackbirds Way, Old St Mellons
- Entrance to St. Edeyrn's Village
OLD ST. MELLONS COMMUNITY COUNCIL
PUBLIC MEETING
ALL RESIDENTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND OUR VILLAGE HALL
TO HAVE A SAY ON THE
VILLAGE PLAN
TO BE HELD ON
MONDAY 11th MARCH 2024
at 7:30pm – 8:30pm
Please come along and have a say
on what you would like in your Community,
all ideas are welcome
Dementia Friendly Ambassador Volunteer Opportunity
Dementia Friendly Cardiff, is made up of Cardiff Council, Alzheimer’s Society and Cardiff & Vale University Health Board.
We are working to make Cardiff and The Vale of Glamorgan Dementia Friendly.
Please follow this link to the volunteer opportunity:
Become a Dementia Friendly Ambassador Volunteer - Dementia Friendly Cardiff
Police & Crime Commissioner Consultation
Please find below information relating to the Police & Crime Commissioner’s community survey and small grants scheme.
Why is the Commissioner launching a survey and small grants scheme?
One of the first responsibilities as Police and Crime Commissioner is to issue a comprehensive Police and Crime Plan which reflects local priorities. To ensure the priorities within the Commissioner’s Police & Crime Plan reflect the needs and views of local people, victims, and communities in South Wales, she is actively seeking wider feedback to test her priorities as part of developing the Plan. We are keen to hear from you in terms of your insights and expertise, as well as seek your support in helping us to extend the reach of our survey and community grant via your community networks.
How can you help?
The Commissioner is committed to promoting diversity, inclusion and equity across policing and criminal justice, and understanding and addressing the needs of all communities. To achieve this, we want to ensure participation is as diverse as possible and that we hear from those who are often marginalised.
We would be grateful for your support in promoting and participating in the consultation activity outlined below and sharing widely through your networks, as well as communication channels such as newsletters, citizen panels and websites. I’ve also enclosed posters which we would be grateful if you could display within your organisation and locally.
How can people take part?
SURVEY
People can share their feedback with us via our community survey. The survey closes on Friday 4th October 2024.
English survey: https://lynngroup.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a3PHm5Sir8r6r78
Welsh survey: https://lynngroup.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bKG0t9dhk1inBJA
Paper copies, easy read and large print versions of the survey are available on request.
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Phone: 01656 869366
TELL EMMA – COMMUNITY GRANT
We are offering funding of up to £500 for consultation activities to be led by grass roots and community organisations, including those supporting diverse and marginalised communities
Find out more - 'Tell Emma' Community Grant Scheme Launched - South Wales Police and Crime Commissioner (southwalescommissioner.org.uk)
- SOCIAL MEDIA
Social media posts are scheduled weekly on our social media channels (hyperlinked below). If you are willing, please share these posts across your channels.
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