Serving the communities of Three Cocks, Felindre and Glasbury (South Bank) in the Brecknock district of Powys
Connecting Gwernyfed to the Wider World Building digital access, confidence, and opportunity across our community Author: Cllr Grahame Day Improving Digital Access Across Our Community Spaces When my wife and I bought The Harp Inn in Glasbury-on-Wye in 2007, it …
Notice of Councillor Vacancy Notice of Vacancy Gwernyfed Community Council NOTICE OF VACANCY IN OFFICE OF COUNCILLOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a vacancy has arisen in the office of Councillor for Gwernyfed Community Council due to the resignation …
The Full Council Meeting 12th March 2026 at Felindre Hall has had to be postponed due some of our Councillors being unable to attend. The date of the next meeting is confirmed as 19th March 2026.
GWERNYFED COMMUNITY 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 Gwernyfed Ward of the Community of Gwernyfed on the resignation on 19 …
Community Skills Programme – What We Are Doing and What’s Next Author: Cllr Nick Pritchard Community Skills for Life – Building Confidence & Connection Across Our Villages Over the past few months, Gwernyfed Community Council has been delivering …
January 2019 Dear Gwernyfed Community Council You are probably aware that Powys County Council is proposing to cut the funding for staff at 11 of the 18 libraries in the county. This includes cutting the Librarian at Hay Library. Although …
Powys Council’s street lighting policy, especially the installation of new LED roadside lights, is causing concern to many people, and may even threaten Brecon Beacons status as a Dark Skies Reserve. Read more here Let us know what you …
Latest News Powys has received amended plans from the developer in relation to the Tramroad Cottage application. The amendments remove the ‘upper’ section of the scheme and reduces the development to five dwellings. The new plans will be uploaded to …
Revised Glasbury School site development proposal Read more »
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