Welcome to Aberdyfi Community Council
Community and Town Councils form the most local level of government in Wales, covering approximately 94% of the land area and 70% of the population of Wales. These Councils have a powerful voice – a tool to best represent the needs and aspirations of local people.
Community and Town Councils are an elected tier of local government. They have the legal power to take action and can play a vital part in representing the interests of their communities and influencing other important decision makers.
Engaging with your council is the best way to find out what makes it tick. By law, members of the public are allowed to be present during most Council business meetings. Find out the next Council meeting in the Council Business section or for further information contact your Community Council.
All Councillors are expected to uphold the highest standards of behaviour. The public needs to feel confident that they are living up to the high standards expected from them.
Councillors are bound by a statutory Code of Conduct which outlines what is expected of them in terms of behaviour and conduct and applies to Councillors whenever they are acting or appear to be acting as a Councillor – in short pretty much all of the time.
Councillors are expected to formally agree to the Code when signing their acceptance of office following election. A copy of the Code of Conduct is available in the Aberdyfi Council Office.
Spotlight…
The Food Festival is back!!!
We are delighted to announce that the Aberdyfi Food Festival will be taking place on Sunday 20th August this year! Come along to see demonstrations by chefs such as Michelin-starred Nathan Davies of SY23! 10.30am - 4.30pm in the old school playing field next to the...
The AA&I needs you!
The Aberdyfi Advertising & Improvements (AA&I) is a committee that distributes funding to causes in the village that promote it or enhance it for everyone's benefit. At the moment we have vacancies for a secretary/treasurer and ordinary members. The positions...
Liz Saville Roberts AS/MP
Liz Saville-Roberts AS/MP and Mabon ap Gwynfor AS/MS will hold a surgery on Friday 9th December at the Literary Institute, Aberdyfi. Scroll down for more information: Spotlight...
Picnic Island Bridge to be installed
Great news! The new bridge at Picnic Island will be installed on the 14th and 15th November. The road will be closed between 7pm and 6am on those nights, with traffic lights in place the rest of the time, from the 10th November. Spotlight...
HM Queen Elizabeth II – In Memoriam
Aberdyfi Community Council joins the nation in mourning the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. A book of condolence has been opened in the Reading Room at the Literary Institute and floral tributes can be left at the top of the ramp outside St. Peter’s Church....
Vacancies
Spotlight…
The Food Festival is back!!!
We are delighted to announce that the Aberdyfi Food Festival will be taking place on Sunday 20th August this year! Come along to see demonstrations by chefs such as Michelin-starred Nathan Davies of SY23! 10.30am - 4.30pm in the old school playing field next to the...
Welcome to Aberdyfi Community Council
Community and Town Councils form the most local level of government in Wales, covering approximately 94% of the land area and 70% of the population of Wales. These Councils have a powerful voice – a tool to best represent the needs and aspirations of local people.
Community and Town Councils are an elected tier of local government. They have the legal power to take action and can play a vital part in representing the interests of their communities and influencing other important decision makers.
Engaging with your council is the best way to find out what makes it tick. By law, members of the public are allowed to be present during most Council business meetings. Find out the next Council meeting in the Council Business section or for further information contact your Community Council.
All Councillors are expected to uphold the highest standards of behaviour. The public needs to feel confident that they are living up to the high standards expected from them.
Councillors are bound by a statutory Code of Conduct which outlines what is expected of them in terms of behaviour and conduct and applies to Councillors whenever they are acting or appear to be acting as a Councillor – in short pretty much all of the time.
Councillors are expected to formally agree to the Code when signing their acceptance of office following election. A copy of the Code of Conduct is available in the Aberdyfi Council Office.
Vacancies
Spotlight…
The Food Festival is back!!!
We are delighted to announce that the Aberdyfi Food Festival will be taking place on Sunday 20th August this year! Come along to see demonstrations by chefs such as Michelin-starred Nathan Davies of SY23! 10.30am - 4.30pm in the old school playing field next to the...
Welcome to Aberdyfi Community Council
Community and Town Councils form the most local level of government in Wales, covering approximately 94% of the land area and 70% of the population of Wales. These Councils have a powerful voice – a tool to best represent the needs and aspirations of local people.
Community and Town Councils are an elected tier of local government. They have the legal power to take action and can play a vital part in representing the interests of their communities and influencing other important decision makers.
Engaging with your council is the best way to find out what makes it tick. By law, members of the public are allowed to be present during most Council business meetings. Find out the next Council meeting in the Council Business section or for further information contact your Community Council.
All Councillors are expected to uphold the highest standards of behaviour. The public needs to feel confident that they are living up to the high standards expected from them.
Councillors are bound by a statutory Code of Conduct which outlines what is expected of them in terms of behaviour and conduct and applies to Councillors whenever they are acting or appear to be acting as a Councillor – in short pretty much all of the time.
Councillors are expected to formally agree to the Code when signing their acceptance of office following election. A copy of the Code of Conduct is available in the Aberdyfi Council Office.
Vacancies