At each Council meeting, our Chairman, Councillor Tyrone Davies, presents a report about his recent activity. Here is a selection of his reports:
19 May 2022 The Chairman indicated that, in consultation with the Vice Chair, he proposed to begin work on a set of corporate objectives which would help shape the work of the Council during his term of office. The objectives would reflect the recently approved Annual Report (Minute RMCC22/20 refers.) He encouraged each council committee to also consider key objectives for the year. Members referred to work previously undertaken in relation to community planning. 23 June 2022 The Chairman reported that he attended the following: · Radyr Woods Wardens AGM · Signing of payments/finance documents · Radyr Cricket Club kit launch · Meeting re Christmas illuminations. · Site Meeting re OCR development · Code of Conduct training (One Voice Wales) 21 July 2022 The Chairman reported that since the last meeting he had:
29 September 2022 Members noted that the Chairman had submitted a report to the Radyr Chain article which had been published. 20 October 2022 The Chairman reported that he had recently undertaken the following on behalf of the Council:
17 November 2022 The Chairman reported that he had undertaken:
19 January 2023 The Chairman reported that he had:
16 February 2023 The Chairman reported that he had:
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Say hello to Santa this evening! 16 December 2022
radyr.org.uk/santas-tour-of-radyr-morganstown-2022/ See letter from our Chairman to Cardiff Council re the above.
The Council reviewed its Biodiversity Plan on 12 May 2022. The Council also approved an Annual Report on this date which included details of the Council’s environmental goals and budget. Details below:
https://www.radyrandmorganstown.org/uploads/1/2/3/4/123409693/25_biodiversity_and_resilience_of_ecosystems_plan.pdf https://www.radyrandmorganstown.org/uploads/1/2/3/4/123409693/10_annual_report.pdf The Chairman of the Council expresses the Council's deep sympathy at the loss of HM The Queen, on behalf of the people of Radyr & Morganstown.
She was the longest serving monarch our country has ever had and the admiration for the way she carried out her role is unparalleled. Our thoughts are with her family and all who mourn her. The Council has opened a book of condolence to allow Members and the public to pay their tributes to HM The Queen. The book is available at Old Church Rooms each morning this week (12 September 2022). The Royal website also includes the facility to express condolences on-line https://www.royal.uk/. A selection of these messages will be passed onto members of the Royal Family and may be held in the Royal Archives for posterity Outstanding Sixth Form Results at Radyr Comprehensive School
Congratulations to our year 12 and 13 students for achieving an absolutely fantastic set of results this year. This year, a staggering fifty nine year 13 students achieved at least 3 A grades, with seventeen students achieving at least 3* A grades. Our overall provisional percentage figures are as follows:
Madeline Cosulich who achieved 4 A*grades in Computing, Mathematics, Psychology and the Welsh Baccalaureate. Holly Chang who achieved 4 A*grades in English Language/Literature, Mathematics, Further Mathematics and Welsh Baccalaureate and an A in Physics. Bethan Hunter who achieved 4 A* grades in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and the Welsh Baccalaureate. Sam Jones (Head Student) who achieved 5 A* grades in Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Further Mathematics and the Welsh Baccalaureate. Emily Mardon who achieved 5 A* grades in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Information Technology and the Welsh Baccalaureate. Abbie Morgan (Head Student) who achieved 5 A*grades in Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Further Mathematics and the Welsh Baccalaureate. Huw Riley who achieved 5 A* grades in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics and the Welsh Baccalaureate. Gracie Silver who achieved 4 A* grades in Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and the Welsh Baccalaureate. Hannah Smith who achieved 4 A* grades in Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and the Welsh Baccalaureate. Elliot Vas who achieved 4 A* grades in Economics, French, History and the Welsh Baccalaureate. Jessica Veale who achieved 4 A* grades in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and the Welsh Baccalaureate. Headteacher Mr Andrew Williams says “We are absolutely delighted with this set of results which shows how incredibly hard this cohort and our staff have worked under very difficult circumstances. Our year 13 students are a credit to Radyr, themselves and their families and we wish each and every one of them the very best as they embark on the next chapter in their lives.” Congratulations must also go to our year 12 students who performed exceptionally well. On Saturday 23 April the Cardiff Rivers Group will be at Radyr Weir, in a joint event with Radyr & Morganstown Litter Pickers. They will meet at 9.45am.
They will be removing rubbish from the banks of the Taff upstream and downstream of the weir, and doing a general litter-pick of the Taff Trail and Longwood Drive. If you are concerned about the state of the river (which is often polluted with plastic waste) and its surroundings, you are very welcome to join them to help. You will receive a very warm welcome. Equipment such as gloves, litter-pickers, bags and hoops will be provided. You can read more about the event here. In the meantime our heartfelt thanks go to the Cardiff Rivers Group and Radyr & Morganstown Litter Pickers for the excellent work they do to help keep our community clean and tidy. |
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