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Barmouth Town Council recently funded the clearing of St Mary Chuchyard.
Thanks to Evergreen for their hardwork making it more accessible and looking so much better.
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I see one church in south Wales is using goats to keep the grass down
Grand job!
Thank you Barmouth Town Council and Evergreen Tree and Garden services – what a transformation!
Barmouth Town Council were greatly saddened to hear the news that Cllr Rob Triggs passed away in the early hours of this morning after a long illness.
Rob has been a fantastic, committed advocate for Barmouth, both as a Town Councillor and as our County Councillor – he was still attending Gwynedd Council meetings by zoom until very recently. He was passionate about the town and its people. When you look around Barmouth and notice improvements, it’s almost certain that Rob was involved in them.
We send our deepest condolences to Tina, Kes, Kane, Mike and the rest of his family. Our thoughts are with you at this time. Rob will be much missed by us all.
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Sending our love to the ones you love d the most Tina x Kane and kes x You will miss him the most x but as friends we will also miss his grumpy self x sending our love x please also send our love to Mike probably one of the most lovely people xxx Hearts are breaking for you all xx
A great man who did so much for our community. Right now it's all about his family and the loss they must be feeling. My heart goes out to you ❤️
Very Sorry to hear Rob has died. lovely chap Rob sadly missed.
At the AGM of Barmouth Town Council on 27th May, Cllr Adam Hills completed his year of service as Mayor. Adam has juggled his year as mayor with his full time job as a paramedic. It made for some interesting sights when he turned up for meetings and events dressed ready for his shift – not the usual outfit to wear with the mayoral chain. He also had to disappear quickly once or twice and even missed out on visiting Santa due to his shift! He was ably assisted by his wife Amanda who stepped in several times to do “mayoral” things when Adam was working.
Adam nominated Cllr Rob Cadwaladr Williams as mayor for 2025/26 and he was enthusiastically seconded by all the Council. It doesn’t promise to be a quieter year as Rob is full time Senior Station Technician at RNLI Barmouth so may get called out on a shout half way through presenting the prizes at the 10K or the dog show! Rob then nominated Cllr Damian Williams as deputy mayor for the year.
Also at the AGM the Council welcomed two new Councillors, Deana Davies-Fisher and Lena Vacher who were co-opted to fill two vacancies. We welcome them both and look forward to their contributions to Barmouth and the Council.
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Congratulations to you all. Barmouth is truly blessed with such talent.
Congrats to all and all the best. A great council for the town.
Congratulations to you all xx
Information on road closures & traffic lights from Llandecwyn to Maentwrog. Watch out for delays if you are heading to Porthmadog.
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Russell Taylor
CYNGOR TREF ABERMAW
SEDD WAG ACHLYSUROL
RHODDIR RHYBUDD TRWY HYN o 1 sedd wag achlysurol mewn swydd cynghorydd ar Gyngor Tref Abermaw.
Cynhelir etholiad i lenwi’r seddI wag os cyflwynir cais ysgrifenedig am etholiad sy’n cynnwys llofnod deg etholwr o’r wardiau uchod i’r: Swyddog Canlyniadau, Cyngor Gwynedd, Swyddfa’r Cyngor, Caernarfon, Gwynedd LL55 1SH o fewn y cyfnod sy’n diweddu am 12.00pm ar ddydd Gwener, 23 Mai, 2025.
Os na dderbynnir cais am etholiad, llenwir y sedd wag gan y Cyngor Tref.
BARMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL
CASUAL VACANCY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of 1 casual vacancy in the office of councillor on Barmouth Town Council.
An election will be held to fill the vacancies if a request in writing for an election which includes the signatures of ten electors of the said wards is sent to: The Returning Officer, Gwynedd Council, Council Offices, Caernarfon, Gwynedd LL55 1SH within the period ending at 12 noon on Friday,
23 May, 2025.
In the absence of a request for an election, the vacancy will be filled by the Town Council.
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Clerc y Cyngor / Clerk to the Council Dyddiedig/ Dated 03 Mai/ May 2025
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