We have recently heard that there will be another full closure of access from/to St Athan from Eglwys Brewis – it is noted that the road sign does not correctly reflect this.

Paper Notice states:  Temporary Road Closure,  Cowbridge Road (part) St Athan Road (part) and Eqlwys Brewys Road (part)

From 8am 13th April 2021 to 6pm 18th April 2021

The Community Council have been advised that St Athan Aerodrome will be hosting a small scale military exercise from Monday 12^th April to Wednesday 14^th April between 0900 and 1700.

In addition there will be a night operation between 1900 and 2359, again this will be a very small scale exercise.

We were asked to advise St Athan residents of the increase in flying activity during these time periods.

If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact us, and will we pass on to the relevant persons.

Book of Condolence

It is with great sadness that we have all learned of the death of His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh.

Please visit the Vale of Glamorgan site via link to submit a message of condolence here, which will be reviewed before publishing.

Go to Vale of Glamorgan site to submit Message of Condolence

We have recently heard that there will be another full closure of access from/to St Athan from Eglwys Brewis – it is noted that the road sign does not correctly reflect this.

Paper Notice states:  Temporary Road Closure,  Cowbridge Road (part) St Athan Road (part) and Eqlwys Brewys Road (part)

From 8am 13th April 2021 to 6pm 18th April 2021

ST ATHAN COMMUNITY COUNCIL  –   ST ATHAN WARD

Notice is Hereby Given:

That a vacancy has occurred on the above mention council ward.

Any local government elector who is interested in the possibility of being Co-opted onto the Council should contact the undersigned.

Closing Date: 12noon on Friday 12 March 2021.

(It is not a requirement to be resident within the subject ward)

Point of Contact:
Mr D Patterson
Clerk to the council.
St Athan Community Council
Old School Community Centre
Church Lane
St Athan
Vale of Glamorgan
CF62 4PL

Telephone: 01446 750 452 |  Email: st.athan@btconnect.com

Date of posting 12th February 2021

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The multi-disciplinary team of health professionals at Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has developed this resource to help you and your family live well. It supports our model for rehabilitation and also has information and guidance to support people impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. For more information about their approach to rehabilitation arising from the pandemic, both for those who have had the virus and those affected by interruption to normal services and social isolation please see our COVID-19 Rehabilitation Model.

The Board will be continually adding further videos and other useful information and advice to help with your rehabilitation.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Casual Vacancy exists for the above named Council and if no election is requested as below the Community Council will fill the vacancy by way of co-option. An election will be held if TEN local government electors for the St Athan Ward give notice, electronically by email to gfuller@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk of a request for such an election to the Returning Officer, The Vale of Glamorgan Council, Civic Offices, Holton Road, Barry CF63 4RU, no later than 12 o’clock midnight on Thursday 11 February 2021. Dated 25 January 2021

Dated 25 January 2021 CLERK TO THE COUNCIL David Patterson Clerk to the Council St Athan Community Council Old School Community Centre Church Lane St Athan CF62 4PL

In compliance with the Local Government (Coronavirus) (Postponement of Elections) (Wales) Regulations 2020, if an election is requested before 31 January 2021 this will be postponed and held between 1 February 2021 and 16 April 2021. The specific date will be scheduled by the Returning Officer in due course.

St Athan Community Council 

Recently, there has been a significant increase in the amount and types of waste being deliberately discarded in St Athan Ward.

Can anyone answer this rhetorical question?

Why do some people think it is OK to leave their waste in our streets, park and hedgerows? Things like:
Smashed glass, bottles, lightbulbs, windowpane.
Used condoms, left outside the post office and footpath.
Dog poo, both in bags and left on streets.
Face masks left hanging in bushes or disposed of along pathways, helping to spread the Coronavirus.
Knives both plastic and metal
Vehicle parts, including plastic engine covers, hub caps.
Used nappies, wet wipes and tissues.
Mattresses and bedding
Clothes
And general litter

Clearly, the people committing the above, suffer from an inability to think before acting and have no regard for others, our environment, or the wellbeing of residents, including people they know.

Should any of the above apply to you, please note: 

• It’s an offence to drop litter on land or into water that’s accessible to the public even if it’s private land. This applies to private land that the public can access, for example a right of way. 
• Offenders can be prosecuted in a magistrates’ court and fined up to £2,500. 

Some good news. Thankfully, most residents do take pride in keeping our streets clean and safe. There has been an increase in the number of volunteers do a little ‘Litter picking’ in the area and to them a BIG THANK YOU.

Also, the Community Council are carrying out an audit of the area, noting anything in need of repair, like; street lighting, potholes, overgrown trees & vegetation. If you spot anything requiring your council’s attention, please contact the Council Clerk:

Post:
St Athan Community Council
Old School Community Centre
Church Lane
St Athan
Barry
CF62 4PL

Tel: 01446 750452  | Email: st.athan@btconnect.com | Online: stathancommunitycouncil.org.uk

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