What is a Community Council?The Community Council is government at its most local level. Community Councillors are elected by local residents for a period of office which is normally four years. Elections for Community Councils are held in May at the same time as other local elections for County and/or Town Councillors and may also coincide with a general election. Co-options may be considered to fill vacancies which occur during the four year term.
What does our Community Council do?
Llanfair yn Neubwll Community Council is responsible for Caergeiliog Playing Field, it maintains the public footpaths and bus shelters and has representatives on the Governing Body of Ysgol y Tywyn and the Tywyn Trewan Board of Conservators. It can also assist with public consultations, has a right to comment on planning applications, public rights of way issues, licensing matters, traffic calming measures, local bye-laws etc.
Community Council Meetings
Council Meetings are held at Caergeiliog Village Hall at 7pm on the third Tuesday of each month except August and December.
Members of the public are not entitled to take part in Council discussions or give their opinion during the meeting – but are of course welcome to attend.
If you would like to attend, or would like to become a Councillor and assist us in advocating the interests of the community then we would be very pleased to hear from you.