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Monday 13th January 2025 at 7pm in Llanigon Village Hall
0 Donate to Save our Greenspace: Support the Llanigon Rainbow Project
Save Llanigon's Greenspace: Join the Llanigon Rainbow Campaign! Hi everyone, We are excited to launch the Llanigon Rainbow Campaign—a community-driven effort to protect the former Llanigon Primary School site and preserve it as a vital greenspace for future generations. For over 60 years, this space has been the heart of Llanigon—where we learned, celebrated, and came together as a community. Since the school’s closure, the site’s future has been uncertain. Now, we have the chance to secure it and ensure it continues to serve our village for years to come. To make this happen, we need your help. Your donations will go directly toward saving this cherished space and creating a sustainable plan for its management. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference. Here’s how you can help: 1. Donate to the campaign – Your support means the world. 2. Share the campaign with your friends, family, and networks – spreading the word is just as important! Together, we can keep Llanigon’s community spirit alive and protect this treasured greenspace for our children, our communities and our futures. Here is the link to donate: https://gofund.me/3da442f4 Thank you for standing together! #LlanigonRainbowCampaign #SaveOurGreenspace #CommunityMatters
0 PARISH MEETING THURSDAY 28TH NOVEMBER 7PM
LLANIGON COMMUNITY COUNCIL RAINBOW PROJECT SAVE OUR GREENSPACE PARISH MEETING THURSDAY 28TH NOVEMBER 7PMLLANIGON VILLAGE HALLPLEASE JOIN US TO HEAR OF OUR MISSION TO SECURE THE LLANIGON SCHOOL SITE FOR OUR COMMUNITYTOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCEWE NEED YOUR IDEAS & SUPPORT BRING ALONG ANY OLD PHOTOS OF SCHOOL LIFE IN LLANIGON AND SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCES EVERYONE WELCOME INCLUDING CHILDREN LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
Dear Residents,We have significant news regarding the old school site in our village. As many of you know, after the closure of our village school in 2015, Powys County Council initially rejected our 'Expression of Interest' and sold the site to Housing for £150,000. Despite our protests and a petition signed by 235 residents, Housing announced plans to develop the site.Our village has already seen a 30% increase in housing stock, and the school grounds were our only community greenspace, accessible to residents since 1965. We highlighted that the site was originally sold to the council at a low price by the Jones family of Llanthomas Farm, just before the deadline for government grants to build new schools expired.Despite our appeals on moral grounds and the wellbeing of the community, and even though the site was listed as a community asset by Powys, our efforts seemed to fall on deaf ears. However, in a surprising turn of events, Housing decided not to develop the site.We resubmitted our Expression of Interest, and this time, it was accepted. Powys Council has agreed to transfer the asset to Llanigon Community Council. However, we must repay the £150,000 that Housing paid for it. While we have ethical concerns about this condition, it is the deal on the table. We want to discuss with you the options available to us, such as crowd funding, community donations and a government loan which would be repaid via the Llanigon Community Council Precept.If no action is taken the site will be lost to the community within 6- 12 months.Please join us in the Village Hall on Thursday 28th of November at 7pm. Enjoy a glass of mulled wine, a mince pie, and share your ideas and have your say on the old school site. Should you wish to donate to the project, we can accept payment via the following methodsBAC’S – Llanigon Community Council Acc no.- 52583961 Sort Code - 53-50-31GoFundMe – The Llanigon Rainbow Project, Save Our GreenspaceWe look forward to seeing you there, however if you are unable to make it but wish to share your thoughts on the project, please email us on Llanigonrainbow@gmail.comBest regards,Llanigon Community Council
LLANIGON 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 the GWERNYFED Ward of the Community of LLANIGON on the resignation on 10th September 2024 of Councillor Mark Ledger Rule 5 of The Local Elections (Parishes and Communities) Rules 2006, provides that on a casual vacancy occurring in the office of councillor of a community, an election to fill the vacancy shall be held if, within fourteen days (computed as stated below) after public notice of the vacancy has been given in accordance with Section 87(2) of the Local Government Act, 1972, notice in writing of a request for such an election has been given to the proper officer of the council of the county within which the community is situate signed by TEN electors for the electoral area. The Proper Officer is the Deputy Returning Officer, Powys County Council, County Hall, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 5LG. Dated this 28th day of October 2024 R Vaughan Clerk to the Council In computing any period of time for the purposes of this notice a Saturday, Sunday, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Good Friday or a Bank Holiday or day appointed for public thanksgiving or mourning, shall be disregarded.
0 Llanigon CC Meeting Monday 9th September 2024 7pm in Village Hall
Monday 2nd Sept 2024 7pm Llanigon Village Hall LLANIGON COMMUNITY COUNCIL EXTRAORDINARY MEETING Monday 2nd September 2024 7pm Llanigon Village Hall Agenda Welcome & Apologies Declarations of Interest Llanigon School Site Appointment of a Member of the Community Council to serve on the Lewis Watkins Trust