Recent news...
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We publish our Station Road area survey report
We have prepared a report after consulting with residents and businesses located on Station Road, Windsor Crescent, King's Road and King's Avenue about the future of this area. You can read more here.
Can we improve Station Road?
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River Taff pollution leaflet
We have worked with Natural Resources Wales to produce an information leaflet, setting out what NRW is doing to tackle river pollution, in liaison with other organisations.
We want this kept clean!
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Anti-Social behaviour
Read here about the work underway to deal with anti-social behaviour; how we value our young people - and the need to keep them safe, happy and busy.
Rain stops roadworks
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The forthcoming period of self-isolation, along with the UK Government's request for all of us to avoid unnecessary social contact, is likely to place immense pressure on our local businesses. Read here what you can do to help - and here to see what's on offer!
Take away pizzas and beer are available!
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Welsh translation: We've linked this website to Microsoft's Bing translate system. At the foot of every page you can click on 'translate this page into Welsh'. This takes you to the Bing site where, after a few seconds, the website is translated. The standard of translation is not perfect, but we think this is better than not providing any translation - and hopefully Bing translate will improve over time. Also, Bing takes you back to our homepage, from where you have to navigate back to the page you were on. Again, not ideal, but this may change one day. On balance, however, we think the technology is astonishing! Diolch!
Pictures: The pictures on this site have either been taken by us, or by residents of Radyr and Morganstown - or are taken from websites such as www.pexels.com which provide pictures which are free to use.
Pictures: The pictures on this site have either been taken by us, or by residents of Radyr and Morganstown - or are taken from websites such as www.pexels.com which provide pictures which are free to use.
Don't forget RMA’s website, which also contains information about our community!