A few items from the November 2012
Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is
everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed
Meeting was visited by Mr Rod Thomas and Mr Matt O'Brian from the Environmental Agency and Mr Rob Wilson from Welsh Water to discus the sewage problems in the area.
Fly Tipping
Fly tipping was an issue at Folly Cross. Keep Wales Tidy had been informed with a view to installing CCTV.
Llanteg Community Association
December 30th there will be a winter walk around Pembroke Mill Ponds and Holyland Wood.
Planning
Land south of Crosslands - erection of wind turbine and associated works (objections raised - covering letter sent to head of planning PCC)
Land north of Fern Villa - erection of two dwellings (planning permission refused)
Heatherland - extensions, alterations and repairs Iplanning permission granted)
The Meadow - erection of dwelling (application withdrawn).
Next Meeting
24th January at Llanteg Hall.
A few items from the October 2012 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed
New Councillor Stephen Phillips was welcomed to his first meeting.
Police Community Support Officer
Hannah Francis agreed to hold surgeries in Llanteg and Summerhill bimonthly. PCSO Francis would circulate to all residents about the venue and date for 2013. There would be a new card issued to join the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme. A Co-ordinator would be sought.
Phone 101 and ask for PCSO Moffet or Francis on extension 8086 or 8069.
Clr Brinsden told PCSO that there had been several complaints of quad bikes using the main road through the area.
Electoral Boundaries
Clr Brinsden attended a briefing of Wales Regional Electoral Boundaries Commission. They hoped by 2017 every Ward would be roughly the same size of population, 1.700 or thereabouts. This will be up for consultation in 7-8 weeks.
Llanteg Community Association
December 30th (actually the 19th) there will be a Winter Walk around Pemrboke Millponds and Holyland Woods.
A Carol Service is to be held on either the 2nd or 9th of December.
Planning
The Meadow - erection of new dwelling (no objection)
Heatherland - extensions, alterations and repairs (no objection)
Crofty - Right of Way (no objection)
Land north of Fern Villa - erection of two dwellings (no objections)
Tall Timbers - extension and alterations (permission granted)
41 Llanteg Park - extension to rear (permission granted).
Wind Turbines
Discussion of potential development of wind turbines situated on land at the Crosslands Road. No PCC planning application had been received.
Llanteg to Taverspite Road
The road is in a bad state of repair. Clr Brinsden had the matter in hand. It was also stressed that there was considerable litter refuse on the A477 all the way from the county boundary to Stepaside, where the verges had been cut and the rubbish left behind.
Next Meeting
Llanteg Village Hall 22 November.
A few items from the July 2012 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed
Sewage – Clr Brinsden would see PCC, as a matter
of urgency, to try to get a mains sewage system back on the agenda.
Fun Weekend for Next Year - this was planned for Bank
Holiday Monday 27th May 2013.
Hole in Road from Llanteg to Tavernspite – this was still
there, but was on the Works Schedule and should be done shortly.
Diamond Jubilee Celebrations – this was a very successful
weekend and £1454 was raised for Tinker’s Hill. Maria Evans was very grateful
for everyone’s support.
Trees at Ashdale – the trees opposite Ashdae would be
looked at shortly.
Footpath from Crunwere Close to Llanteg Cross – this was
to be fitted into the Works Programme for 2013/14.
Llanteg Community Association
September 15th- Quiz Evening at Llanteg Village Hall,
7.30pm.
September 30th – Autumn Walk around Laugharne.
December 30th – Winter Walk around Pembroke Mill Pond and
Holyland Wood.
Planning – the wind turbines at Princes Gate had been
approved (for information only).
Broadband – the upgrading of the Saundersfoot exchange has
now been done. If it has any effect (ie faster broadband) then they should find
out within the next 10 days. Please let the Community Council know if your
broadband speed has been improved or not.
Llanteg was next on the list to
upgrade.
Next Meeting – Thursday 20th September at Llanteg Village
Hall.
A few items from the June 2012 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is
everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed
Trees at Ashdale - Clr Brinsden stated that the trees
opposite Ashdale were hanging low on the road. The Chair said that this bit of
land was not even registered in the Land Registry so was technically 'no man's
land'. Clr Brinsden would follow this up and ask the Pembrokeshire County
Council to cut the branches down.
Llanteg Community Association
July 1st Summer Walk around Colby.
September 15th- Quiz Evening at Llanteg Village Hall,
7.30pm.
September 30th - Autumn Walk around Laugharne.
December 30th - Winter Walk around Pembroke Mill Pond and
Holyland Wood.
It was reported how good The Claypits were looking and also that the grass
at the chapel had been cut.
Planniing
Blackheath, Llanteg - minor alteration and renovation to
anxilliary building (no objection).
Broadband in Llanteg
This was being investigated to see when the relevant exchange was to be
updated.
Fun Day
A Fun Day for next year had been proposed by locals and visitors. This has
been agreed and a date will be set at the next meeting.
Hole in Road
A hole in the road fro Llanteg to Tavernspite had appeared which was very
deep and was in very urgent need of attention. Clr Brinsden was following this
up.
Community Councillors
The Comunity Council require a new Community Councillor to serve Amroth
Ward. If you are interested in standing or know of someone who would, then would
you kindly contact the clerk on 810360.
Next Meeting - Thursday 19th July at Llanteg Village Hall.
A few items from the May 2012 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is
everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed
Street Lighting – PCC were gradually turning lights off at
midnight in selected areas. This position would be monitored.
Clr Brinsden’s Report
Pothole – the pothole which had appeared outside the
village hall in Llanteg had been reported and was to be addressed.
Tree Surgery – had been carried out on the large fir tree
by York House Post Box to make it safe.
Wind Turbine – the turbine at Trelessy had been refused
and Clr Brinsden wished to thank Clr G.James and Clr J.James for their
support.
Clr Brinsden wished the area every success for the forthcoming Jubilee
Celebrations.
Llanteg Community Association
July 1st Summer Walk around Colby.
September 15th- Quiz Evening at Llanteg Village hall,
7.30pm.
September 30th – Autumn Walk around Laugharne.
December 30th – Winter Walk around Pembroke Mill Pond and
Holyland Wood.
The Claypits fencing and gates were now installed.
Planning
Long Lane Amroth – two-storey art studio (permission
granted).
Asset Register
The register had been updated to include further seating in the area and
the upkeep of the new information panels.
Broadband Speed
Llanteg area needed to be addressed . The Clerk would enquire whether
there are plans to improve the Llanteg exchange.
Next Meeting
21st June at Amroth Hall – 7pm.
A few items from the April 2012 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is
everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed
Jubilee Celebrations – activities now finalised and advert
will be dispatched next week, also a feature in Pembrokeshire Life
magazine.
HGV Sign – the sign has been moved to the crossroads at
Llanteg Cross and the potholes at the Crosslands had been filled in.
Llanteg Community Association
Walks:
27th May – Spring Walk – Carew
1st July – Summer Walk – Colby
30th September – Autumn Walk – Laugharne
30th December – Winter Walk – Pembroke Mill Pond & Holyland
Woods.
Quiz – 15th September – from 7.30pm at Llanteg Hall.
The new gate at the Claypits has now been installed.
Planning
Trelessy Farm, Amroth – erection of single wind turbine
with hub height of 48 metres and total height to tip of blade of 64.7 metres
(objections).
Council List
Co-option of one Amroth Ward Community Councillor to be discussed after
elections.
Notice Boards – were for public notices and Church notices only.
Mountain Chapel – the grass cutting would be done by Clrs’
Brinsden and Harries with push mowers.
Next meeting – Thursday 24th May from 6.30pm at Llanteg
Hall – AGM plus meeting.
A few items from the March 2012 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed
A few items from the Early february 2012 Meeting
Clr Brinsden stated that the Crossland's pothole was now repaired, but that a further pothole had occured and this has been reported and it would be done in due course.
There was concern that a large quantity of mud was left on the road following the recent erection of a wind turbine in the area.
Clr Brinsden also said that there was no 'unsuitable for HGV' sign at the crossroads from the A477 to Tavernspite. This would be done. They had also been asked to make the Tavernspite road sign smaller, so that it did not look like a main road. This would deter heavy goods traffic from using the road.
Clr Brinsden was following up on the concerns of councillors about litter in the area. There was likely to be a litter pick shortly. He also said how grateful he was to one of our local councillors for cleaning the bus shelter. The council was unanimous in passing on its thanks to him.
Llanteg Community Association - It was reported that the posts were in at The Claypits ready for new gates to be fitted and some maintenance had been done in the Old School Garden.
More walks were planned - on April 22nd there would be a walk around the Lily Ponds led by Jill Simpson of National Parks at 2.30pm. There was a good turn-out from the Male Voice Choir concert which was held recently in the hall.
Planning
Long Lane Farm - (Amroth) 2 storey art studio (no objection)
Land South of Crosslands - erection of temporaary 40.5 metre anemometer mast (granted).
Donations - Unanimously agreed that there would be no donations made this year as the Council would be paying for fireworks and other costs for the Queen's Jubilee weekend.
Annual payments for maintenance were agreed - Crunwere Church to have £150.
The mending of the notice board in Llanteg was much appreciated.
Council was asked if anyone knew of any villager who would be willing to help out on a Monday evening 6-7.30pm at the Youth Club (at Summerhill). If so then please contact the Clerk.
Next Meeting - 19th April, Amroth Hall.
A few items from the Early february 2012 Meeting
Taken from the Tenby Observer so cannot guarantee that this is everything relating to Llanteg that was discussed
Internet - Council welcomed Alex Allison, Bryn Nicholas and Natalia Miles from Pembrokeshire County Council to a recent meeting to discuss the improvement of broadband reception in some problematic spots in the area - in particular Pleasant Valley, Amroth and Llanteg.
They discussed a project, funded through the Rural Development Plan, called Connecting Communities. It is aimed to get communities faster connection where fixed band broadband is problematic. The project will look at alternate broadband solutions derived from a central source, eg fixed wireless satellite etc.
Bryn Nicholas explained that fibre quality broadband is a possibility via fixed wireless routed through a mast which may or may not currently exist. This mast must be high enough to provide a clear line of sight to the problem spots in the area. It would be up to the community to decide what facility they would wish to opt for.
If you have slow broadband speed - below two megabytes - then this solution might be an option which will help. If you are interested in finding out more, then please register your interest by contacting the Clerk on 01834 810360 or at paulinetdavies@gmail.com.
If there is sufficient interest in pursuing this then a meeting will be held at the Pairsh Hall, Summerhill, where the County Council Project Team will explain how this might work in the area an d illustrate the different possibilities.
If you are unsure of your current speed, then you can log onto www.speedtest.net and carry out a broadband sped test on your computer.
Llanteg Park - Clr Brinsden reported that a grit bin had been requested for Llanteg Park. This was agreed and the cost was £120.
Crosslands - on February 22nd the Crossland's Road would be closed for a short while to enable road works to take place.
Speeding - there were complaints of speeding vehicles on the A477 and a request had been made that the whole length of this road be made 40 mph. The police were currently monitoring the situation.
Llanteg Community Association - Pembroke Male Voice Choir at Llanteg Hall on March 11th, tickets £5. It was reported that the Llanteg noticeboard would be erected shortly.
Planning:
Land west of Surfhaven, Llanteg - erection of dwelling (permission granted)
Rose Park Farm, Llanteg - erection of a rural enterprise dwelling (permission refused)
Land south of Crosslands Road, Llanteg - erection of a temporary 40.5m anemometer mast (concerns have been raised on this matter).
Opening of All Wales Coast Path - May 5/6 -- funding available for events. Llanteg and Amroth Community Associations may organise an event to mark this historic weekend.
Good Neighbour Scheme - was asking for volunteers to join the scheme and also that local residents in Llanteg would appreciate a bus service through the village to the main centres.
Next meeting - Llanteg Villagr Hall, Thursday March 22nd.
