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Radyr & Morganstown Community Council is looking to appoint a self-motivated and well-organised individual who will be able to bring experience to the position of Senior Clerk and Responsible Financial Officer.
Click here to see the Job Advert, including details of how to apply and contact information: Job Advert - Senior Clerk and Responsible Financial Officer (Bi-lingual) For further information, please contact the Assistant Clerk at clerk@radyr.wales
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 The new LDP will shape our communities for years to come Residents may be aware that Cardiff Council is consulting on a replacement Local Development Plan. More information about the new plan - and the processes tha will lead to its adoption - can be found here. The LDP will set out Cardiff Council's proposals for future development and use of land in their area. The existing LDP can be found here. Residents will be aware that the existing plan included the proposals for the Plasdwr development. So it really is important that we pay attention to the new LDP. Radyr and Morganstown Community Council has responded to the first stage of the consultation process. You can read our response here: If you have any views about Cardiff Council's proposals, please let us know. 
 Do you cycle, or walk, a lot? Have your say in Cardiff Council's active travel plans! Cardiff Council is now consulting on the draft Active Travel Network Map (ATNM), which sets out existing and proposed routes for walking and cycling within the Cardiff Council area. The ATNM includes: • routes that already meet the appropriate design standards of an active travel route (labelled “existing routes”) • routes which require improvement or new routes that are needed (labelled “proposed routes”) • a schedule of schemes which sets out what improvements to proposed routes are required, where this information is already known By following this link you can see a map showing how all the existing and proposed routes will create a network across Radyr and Morganstown. We understand the map to show no proper walking or cycling routes in our community - with proposals (dotted lines) for new, proper routes. And this link contains detailed maps showing the existing and proposed routes within each Council ward, and a schedule of schemes to accompany the maps for each ward. Please take this opportunity to let Cardiff Council know what you think about active travel in our community.  See this map in greater detail by following the link, above, to the R&M consultation  Can you help with our Good Neighbours' scheme? Background Radyr and Morganstown Community Council is delighted to be supporting a new local charity, the Radyr and Morganstown Good Neighbours CIO (1195016). With a grant of £10,000 per annum the Community Council will play a key role in helping to launch the charity - and support its vision and aims. The charity will provide support to people living in Radyr and Morganstown, including those who may be lonely or isolated - or who want to make connections with others living locally. This will include supporting older and disabled people as well as their families and carers. It will offer a range of services, such as:
We're looking for a coordinator! But none of this will be possible without an enthusiastic, well organised co-ordinator with excellent people skills - able to engage with all sections of the community, identify needs, set up new services and recruit and support volunteers. The coordinator will work 12 hours per week - and will be paid £23,088 (pro rata) per annum. Could this be you?! You would be supported by the charity's Trustees - and would help develop the scheme's range of services, from the start. This is a great opportunity for somone looking for part-time work - and who enjoys helping others. If you are interested, please contact Vina Patel (Trustee and Vice Chair of the Community Council) for further information and an application pack. She can be reached at vinap69@googlemail.com. Just want to volunteer? If you don't want to work as the charity's coordinator, but would like to help by volunteering, please contact Vina so that she can add you to our list of volunteers. Their work won't start, however, until the coordinator is appointed - and the first projects are up-and-running. This charity has the potential to make a huge difference to the lives of many people across Radyr and Morganstown. Any assistance you can give would be greatly appreciated! Further information Further information and an application pack can be found below 
Regulation 15(5) of the Accounts and Audit (Wales) Regulations 2014 (as amended) requires that by 30 September 2021, Radyr & Morganstown Community Council publish its accounting statements for the year ended 31 March 2021 together with any certificate, opinion, or report issued, given or made by the Auditor General.
The accounting statements in the form of an annual return have been published on the Council’s website below. However, the accounts are published before the conclusion of the audit. Due to the impact of COVID-19, the Auditor General has not yet issued an audit opinion. Click here to see the Annual Return: Annual Return for year ended 31 March 2021 Notice of Co-option
Morganstown Ward - Radyr & Morganstown Community Council (Section 116 Local Government (Wales) Measure 2011) Notice is hereby given that a vacancy has arisen in the office of Councillor for Morganstown Ward and the Community Council intends to co-opt to fill that vacancy. Please click the following links to view the full Notice: Notice of Co-option (English) Notice of Co-option (Welsh) If you wish to be considered for co-option for the vacant seat or would like more information on the role of Community Councillor please contact Lynne Thomas, Clerk to the Community Council, at clerk@radyr.wales  Let us know what you think! Do you think Windsor Gardens (opposite the old Spar shop site) could do with some improvements? Take part in our quick online survey and let us know what you think! Click here to take part! Thank you!  Let us know what you think! Do you think the Station Road area could do with some improvements? Take part in our quick online survey and let us know what you think! Click here to take part! Thank you! Cardiff Council have announced that monthly garden waste collections for residents will resume from Tuesday September 7th. The next scheduled collection in Radyr & Morganstown will be Tuesday 7th September.
For further details from Cardiff Council, click here Transport for Wales will be hosting a community drop-in session on Wednesday 8th September 2021 between 2pm and 7pm at Morganstown Village Hall. The drop-in session will be an opportunity for residents to meet representatives from Transport for Wales and their construction partners and to ask questions on the work they will be carrying out in our area. Residents can drop-in at any time and no appointment is necessary.
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