Community Information
This page provides essential resources for living in Llanfairtalhaiarn. Find information on booking the Memorial Hall, access the Community Council updates, and information on flood prevention.
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Memorial Hall
Hire the Memorial Hall
Llanfairtalhaiarn Memorial Hall offers a versatile space for your needs. This public venue features a 180-seat concert area with a stage, a kitchen for catering, and a committee room with a tea bar. They host a variety of activities, from fitness classes and meetings to weddings and social events. The hall also serves as a voting center, emergency hub, and has free Wi-Fi. Need to make a presentation? They have a projector screen and projector available for bookings.
Agendas, Minutes & Documents
Please click the button below to view the agendas, minutes and supporting documents from the Memorial Hall Committee.
Contact a Representative
If you wish to be contacted by a Trustee or a member of the Management Committee, please email the Secretary on:
Community Council
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Council email: CCllanfairtalhaiarn@outlook.com
Council Representatives
Please see information below to contact the Llanfairtalhaiarn Community Councillors:
Other Documents
See below for other important documentation:
Agendas & Minutes
Our agendas and minutes from the Llanfairtalhaiarn Community Council are available to be viewed via the button linked below:
Flooding Information
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Flooding Updates
Please follow the links below to view the Flood Updates:
Ysgol Talhaiarn
“Growing and learning together”
General Notices
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The Elwy Twig Project
Dyffryn Elwy Coedwigoedd I Bobl is a 2 year project funded by the National Lottery and delivered by Elwy Working Woods under the project title Elwy Twig,
Elwy Working Woods is a local Co-operative and Social enterprise dedicated to rural regeneration, job creation and sustainable rural development through better management of local timber resources.
Digital Exclusion Report
A new report, "Access Denied," highlights the growing issue of digital exclusion for older adults. Based on the experiences of over 150 individuals, the research reveals how lack of internet access creates difficulties with everyday tasks, social isolation, and feelings of being left behind. With over 30% of older adults in Wales not using the internet, the report calls for urgent action to provide support for getting online and staying connected, while ensuring those without internet access are not disadvantaged.
Citizens Advice Drop-In Sessions
New dates to be confirmed.
Call 01745 828 705
Email: advicecyngor@caconwy.org.uk
