Please find attached details of the next round of the Windfarm application process.
If you require any further information please contact the Clerk, Simon Chaplin as detailed in the notice.
Thank you.
Notices
Co-option vacancy
A vacancy has arisen for a councillor within Onllwyn Community Council and this can be filled by a process of Co-option.
Please see attached notice and if you wish to apply make contact with the Clerk who will forward all necessary information via email.
Thank you.
Audit information 2023 and 2024
Councillor Vacancy
A vacancy has arisen within the Community Council. Please see form.
Maesgwyn Windfarm applications
Critical control bleed kits.
The ward has four Bleed Control kits along the valley.
These are situated within our defibrillator cabinets at Banwen Rugby Club, The Dyffryn, Onllwyn Welfare and Nite Lite.
If you unfortunately have to use one of these please inform the clerk.
Banwen Nature Walk
Last night a nature walk was held around the Pond area in Banwen with a great success.
As can be seen by James’s post below many things were seen to entertain and educate us all.
One thing that was really relevant was the Phospate and Nitrate testing done on the pond water and found that our pond is in a great condition which was evident by the amount of pond life we also found. This is attributable also to the hard work completed by the Angling Club who were in the area clearing reeds. Elenor mentioned that the pond was in a great condition with lily leaves for the likes of frogs, a nice open patch for all other pond users and the reeds to help clean the pond and provide needed oxygen to it.
We had a lovely (and pretty warm!) walk around Banwen Pond. We used our nets to dip into the water to find out what was on the bottom. We also sampled the water to measure sulphates and nitrates in the water – both of which we are delighted to say showed appropriately good water quality.
***Please keep an eye out for the next event around October***
We identified a range of flora and fauna using our knowledge and the apps including:
- Treed ID https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSefLV2UeYVgJjOFRIAjsMxVLPvHCbTYx9Xra5Wxo4-iwlP7XQ/viewform?pli=1&pli=1
- Funghi app https://shroom.id/
- Help log Wax Caps though this app https://www.plantlife.org.uk/waxcapwatch/.
- Bird song app https://www.warblr.co.uk/#:~:text=Warblr%20is%20an%20iPhone%20and,British%20birds%20by%20their%20song.
- Bird ID https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/#:~:text=Merlin%20offers%20quick%20identification%20help,any%20country%20in%20the%20world.
- Seek https://www.inaturalist.org/pages/seek_app
- Plant ID https://plantnet.org/en/
- Recording for local ecologists https://www.lercwales.org.uk/app.php
We saw and recorded:
- Southern hawker
- White beam
- Treecreepers
- Damsel nymph
- Dragon fly
- Leech
- Water boatman
- Comma butterfly
We talked about the heritage of the site. We enjoyed our walk back and debrief
The photos from today and information about future Working With Nature events can be found athttps://www.facebook.com/WorkingWithNatureNPT and more information about the Local Nature Partnership can be found at https://www.naturenpt.cymru/whats-on
Best wishes
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Working with Nature – Walk
If you are interested in joining the walk, please register using the bar code on the poster or this link forms.office.com
Hopefully see you there.
Simon.
