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Amroth and District Community Association
The map on the right shows the five villages of Amroth Parish Please click on the map
for a larger image. Image reproduced with kind permission of Ordnance Survey
Natural Resources Wales is changing the number that people call to report environmental incidents. It is now 03000 65 3000.
Mae Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru yn newid y rhif dylai pobl alw i roi gwybod am ddigwyddiadau amgylcheddol. Y rhif yw 03000 65 3000.
Natural Resources Wales - What we deal with
Natural Resources Wales - What we don't deal with
Mae Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru - Digwyddiadau rydym ni'n ymdrin â nhw
FOR 'LOCAL INFORMATION' INCLUDING  PENTION ADVICE, PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK ON THE LEFT.
Hywel Dda Consultation Final Report_29.08 - Exec summary
ORS letter - Welsh - Aug 2018
ORS letter - English - Aug 2018
Household Enquiry Forms (HEF) have been sent to every household in Pembrokeshire asking residents to check whether the information that appears on the Electoral Register for that address is correct. Householders are being urged to respond as soon as possible.
The Pembrokeshire County Council Digital Team is co-ordinating a promotional campaign alongside this on behalf of the elections service. The main aim of the campaign is to encourage householders to return their Household enquiry form, in order to increase the response rates in all of our electoral areas.
The highest response rate for an area so far is 76% and the lowest is 37%
In your area the current response rate is:
In order to support us and save resources e.g. sending out canvassers etc… could you please encourage your constituents to return their Household Enquiry Forms as soon as they can.
There are a number of ways you can help us to do this:
Supporting our HEF Social media posts on www.facebook.com/pembrokeshirecountycouncil by liking and sharing posts
Encouraging your constituents to respond to their HEF forms using your preferred communication channels to get the message out
One of our key messages is to encourage people to respond to their HEF form online www.hef-response.co.uk if would be great if you could actively promote this
If anyone in your electoral ward has any questions or queries regarding the HEF process could you direct them to our elections team electoralservices@pembrokeshire.gov.uk   01437 775844Office hours: 9.00am to 5.00pm - Monday to Friday
There is more information available on https://www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/elections-and-voting
is being held in Amroth Parish Hall on  Tuesday September 11th from 7 pm to 9 pm. The course will cover all aspects of Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation, plus an update on use of the defibrillators that are in the area.
The course is to be run by Tony Wall of Tenby and Saundersfoot First Responders and is free of charge (although any donations will be gratefully received) Reports on previous courses have said how useful, informative and enjoyable they were.
Places are limited so book now. Please contact Kathryn Bradbury, ACC Clerk to reserve a place.
Hywel Dda – Our Big NHS Change” – Additional Drop In Events
“Hywel Dda - Our Big NHS Change” was officially launched at a meeting of the health board on Thursday 19 April 2018, marking the start of a 12-week public consultation aimed at making provision of local health and care better for our communities.
We’re asking residents across Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire, as well as the wider cross-border regions, to get involved and have your say on three proposals to improve the way we provide care for our population. Each proposal has been designed and tested by our clinicians to ensure that our services are safe, sustainable, accessible and kind for our generation and those to come.
How can you get involved?
Further to the original series of seven public drop in events, Hywel Dda University Health Board are holding additional public drop in events across Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire, and also an event in Machynlleth in Powys.
Our doctors, nurses and therapists want to talk to you about “Our big NHS Change” proposals for Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire and listen to your views.
These are informal Drop In Events. Please come along at any time between 2pm and 7pm to find out more. This is your opportunity to tell us what you think or give us new ideas.
For more information go to www.hywelddahb.wales.nhs.uk/Hddchange.
Please share this information with your colleagues and anyone else who may be interested and, where appropriate, please place the attached poster in public areas.
If you would like more copies of the poster please can you telephone 01554 899056 or email hyweldda.engagement@wales.nhs.uk
Hywel Dda – Trawsnewid ein Gwasanaeth Iechyd –
Digwyddiadau Galw Heibio Ychwanegol
Lansiwyd “Hywel Dda – Trawsnewid ein Gwasanaeth iechyd” yn swyddogol yng nghyfarfod y bwrdd iechyd ar ddydd Iau 19 Ebrill 2018, gan nodi dechrau ymgynghoriad cyhoeddus 12-wythnos â’r nod o wella darpariaeth iechyd a gofal yn lleol ar gyfer ein cymunedau.
Rydym yn gofyn i drigolion Sir Gaerfyrddin, Ceredigion a Sir Benfro, yn ogystal â’r rhanbarthau trawsffiniol ehangach, i fod yn rhan o hyn ac i ddweud eu dweud ar y tri chynnig i wella’r ffordd yr ydym yn darparu gofal ar gyfer ein poblogaeth. Ein clinigwyr sydd wedi cynllunio a phrofi pob un o’r cynigion, er mwyn sicrhau bod ein gwasanaethau’n ddiogel, yn gynaliadwy, yn hygyrch ac yn garedig ar gyfer y genhedlaeth hon a chenedlaethau’r dyfodol.
Sut alla’i gymryd rhan?
Yn ychwanegol at y gyfres wreiddiol o saith digwyddiad galw heibio cyhoeddus, mae Bwrdd Iechyd Prifysgol Hywel Dda yn cynnal  digwyddiadau galw heibio cyhoeddus ychwanegol mewn cymunedau ar draws y tair sir, a hefyd ddigwyddiad ym Machynlleth ym Mhowys.
Mae ein meddygon, nyrsys a therapyddion eisiau siarad â chi a chlywed eich barn ar ein cynigion i "Drawsnewid ein gwasanaeth iechyd" yn Sir Gaerfyrddin, Ceredigion a Sir Benfro.
Bydd y rhain yn ddigwyddiadau anffurfiol. Galwch heibio ar unrhyw adeg rhwng 2pm a 7pm i ddarganfod mwy. Dyma eich cyfle chi i ddweud eich dweud neu i rannu syniadau newydd â ni.
Am fwy o wybodaeth ewch i www.bihyweldda.wales.nhs.uk/TrawsnewidHdd
Rhannwch yr wybodaeth hon â’ch cydweithwyr ac unrhyw un arall a allai fod â diddordeb. A lle y bo’n briodol, gosodwch y poster mewn mannau cyhoeddus.
I gael mwy o gopïau o’r poster, ffoniwch 01554 899056 neu e-bostiwch hyweldda.ymgysylltu@wales.nhs.uk.
Broken street lights in the area can be reported directly to Pembrokeshire County Councils Maintenance Team by clicking on the link below or telephoning 01437 764551 and giving as much detail as possible to help the team locate the light.
Every Street light unit has its own identification number. This consists of 3 or 4 black numbers written on a white background either horizontally or vertically.
Alternatively report the problem to the Clerk at Amroth Community Council who will report it on your behalf.
During 2018, National Grid will be refurbishing the overhead power lines between Swansea and Pembroke. Work will include replacing the steel components on some of the pylons and repainting some of the towers along the line. A map showing the route is available on the project website.
Your electricity supply will not be affected by this work.
National Grid are doing this work to make sure the electricity network is kept in first-class working order to meet the nation’s demands. The pylons between Swansea and Pembroke were first built over 50 years ago and are in need of structural work to maintain the reliability of the network.
Visit www.nationalgrid.com/pembroke for the latest project information and to sign up to the monthly e-newsletter.  You can also find a detailed map and answers to Frequently Asked Questions online. If you have any questions, you can contact the Community Relations Team on 0800 073 1047. They’re available daily between 7am – 7pm or you can email nationalgridteam@jbp.co.uk.
Information can also be made available in Welsh.
THE INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE IN SAUNDERSFOOT BAY DURING THE
1800s and early 1900s
You may have noticed the picture of a boy from a long gone age as you walk
along the Strand in Saundersfoot or by the front in Amroth.
We have called him TOMOS, and he was one of the young boys growing up
in Saundersfoot Bay when it looked quite different from the way it is known
Over the last two and a half years, the Saundersfoot Bay Heritage and
Regeneration Trust, have worked to revive the Bay’s local history and
heritage; initially focussing on the vast industrial wealth and development of
Saundersfoot and its Bay, created by the mining of COAL.
Coal seams can still be seen on the beaches, especially on the stretch
between Amroth and Wiseman’s Bridge. This precious commodity in its day,
was formed millions of years ago from forests which are now submerged by
the sea. The remains of these forests can still be seen at low tide on Amroth
The story of coal and its impact on Saundersfoot Bay is a fascinating and
interesting story. There are several projects planned in Saundersfoot to
promote and safeguard the area’s industrial past, and one way we have
begun to capture this particular period of history is through an INFORMATIVE
WALK which takes in the key sites (still very evident today). The long circular
Walk - BLACK route (about 9 miles), begins at Saundersfoot Harbour and
takes the walker on an interesting and varied route around the Bay. Our
character TOMOS, shows you the way, and helps to create a picture for you
of the Saundersfoot Bay as it was in his life time, in the late 1800’s. For those
of you preferring a shorter, easier walk, simply follow the GREEN route. (This
one is also accessible for wheelchairs or pushchairs.)
*We are planning a permanent exhibition to be housed at Colby Woodland
Garden (above the Bothy Tea-room), which will promote the history of Colby,
in particular the significant impact of the Coal Industry both at Colby and the
surrounding area. If you have any information /stories from grandparents or
family /artefacts or anything that you feel may be of interest that could be
included in the exhibition, we would love to hear from you.
email: tsbhrt@gmail.com or phone: 07966792752
For further information on the Walk, information and directions to download,
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BT have announced that the upgrading of the Saundersfoot exchange to improve Broadband speed in our not-spot areas is due to be completed by the 31st January 2013. We will keep you posted on developments.
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