Wednesday 30th November 2011
Proposed Skateboard Park for Kinmel Bay
The proposed Skateboard park for Kinmel Bay is still still ongoing and it seems that there are a few residents with concerns about the park being too close to their homes. the council is doing what it can to assure these residents that noise will be at a minimum. |
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 Sunday 24th July 2011
Kinmel Bay Host the National Kiteurfing Championships
The Mayor Welcomed the organisers of the National kitesurfing association to Kinmel Bay Beach. The Mayor was delighted to be informed that the Kinmel Bay Beach is the best beach in North Wales that is suitable for this event.
We here in Towyn and Kinmel Bay are hoping to make this an annual event. |
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 Tuesday 21st June 2011
IT courses well Attended
The IT courses being held for the older residents in towyn and kinmel bay is a great success and is now well attended. The course is run by Mrs. Barbara Dale from \\\"IT 4 U\\\". The residents are eager to learn and are delighted at what they are achieving and many are now using their own PCs to email family and friends on a regular basis. |
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 Wednesday 18th May 2011
Cllrs. Congratulate the Mayor
The Councillors congratulated Cllr. Ken Stone on being selected to run for a second term as the Towyn and Kinmel Bay Mayor for the year 2011 - 2012.
The Mayor held a small reception after his inaugaration which was also attended by members of the community and was most enjoyable.
The Mayor said that he is really looking forward to working with the communities this year and hopes to achieve all that is possible. |
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 Tuesday 12th April 2011
IT Courses to be made available at our Council Offices
The Mayor Cllr. Ken Stone, Welcomed Mrs Barbara Dale from the IT 4 U workshop to the Council offices. Barbara is looking to start a course of IT training skills, aimed mainly at the older generation though anyone can join. The courses will be held in the Town Council offices, here in the Kinmel Bay Resource Centre.
Hopefully the courses will start on 3rd June 2011 |
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 Thursday 6th January 2011
Town and County Borough Councillors Campaign to stop Library closure
The Town and County Borough Councillors met with the Welsh Assembly Minister for Clwyd West The Town and County Borough Councillors met with the Welsh Assembly Minister for Clwyd West Mr. Darren Millar AM outside the Kinmel Bay Library, to express their concerns at the proposal by the Borough Council to close the library here in Kinmel Bay.
The Councillors stressed that this would be a great loss to the Community in Towyn and Kinmel Bay, not only to the users who borrow books from the library but to the residents who use the library for the other amenities such as the IT System used largely by the school children who do not have internet access in their own homes these children depend on the library to assist them with their home work . |
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 Wednesday 25th August 2010
Freedom of the Town Presentation
The Town Council now has the powers to bestow the "Freedom of the Town" to any local resident whom the council feel deserve to be nominated for this great honour.
The Council bestowed the Freedom of the Town to Mrs. Barbara Hobson aged 91 of Towyn for recognition of all the hard work, dedication and commitment that she has done for the local community.
Mrs. Hobson was the first person in Towyn and Kinmel Bay to be bestowed with this honour by the Mayor Cllr. Ken Stone. |
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Tuesday 31st March 2009
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 Wednesday 20th August 2008
Wales in Bloom Success
This year the Town Council entered its first Wales in Bloom competition and was successful in winning first prize in the ‘Conservation Schemes’ category, of which the Woodland Site on Chester Avenue was the proud winner.
The site has been the Town Council’s responsibility for several years and was developed with funding from the Forestry Commission and Cydcoed. It was managed in partnership with the Communities First Programme who have undoubtedly done an excellent job. Volunteers from the local community also played an important role and their commitment is a credit to them.
The Woodland Site is an exceptional asset for Kinmel Bay and Towyn as well as being an educational facility for local school children. The Mayor – Councillor Mariette Roberts said: ‘It is a testament to everyone involved as their hard work has turned a dumping ground into a national award winning site.’
The two other sites entered were: the newly planted garden at the front of the Community Resource Centre in Kinmel Bay and The Towyn Parkland on Towyn Way East. Both received excellent marks and we look forward to entering them next year. |
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Thursday 1st November 2007
CCTV - Towyn
Towyn is now, hopefully, a safer place as a result of this Council.
£9000 was put into the new CCTV camera at Towyn Crossroads. We have also agreed to ensure that it remains in good working order by paying the £2000 per year maintenance cost
Our Mayor, Cllr Geoff Corry said ‘It’s great that we now have a permanent camera at the crossroads. It’s a busy junction with lots going on. I’m sure everyone will be happier knowing it’s there.’ |
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