A vibrant village nestled in the Carmarthenshire hills
The growth of Himalayan Balsam is becoming a increasing issue, but we can work together to clear this weed.
The main method of non-chemical control, and usually the most appropriate, is pulling or cutting the plants before they flower and set seed. This is quite easy to do as they have very shallow roots, and the best time to do this is now.
So if you see any growth along the hedgerows when you are out walking please do pull a few plants as you pass.
Notes from the public open meeting held at on Tuesday 01/11/2022 , 19:30 pm at Capel Speit
Attendees Councillors ; Tomos Muxworthy, Mairwen Rees, Sarah Thomas, Meirion Jones, Dai Jones, Rhys James, Dylan Thomas.
Apologies ; Brian Thomas.
Members of the public 23.
The Chairman welcomed all present to the open meeting which was being held by Llanfynydd Community Council to gather ideas. Attendees were given the opportunity to vote on a new name for the Hall Plot.
The following subjects were discussed.
Attendees were reminded of the Fireworks display held at the Penybont on Friday 04/11/22
The meeting closed at 20:10pm
Do you have any suggestions?
If so, please let the clerk know by 10/10/22
You may favour one of the suggestions already made, if so, please let the clerk know.
Cwtsh y Fynydd
Lle Tawel
Hafan Hedd
Yr Hafan
Dihangfan
Parc Fynydd
Hafan Fynydd
Parc y Pentre
Hafan Werdd
Llonyddfan
Heddfan
Y Llecyn Llonydd
Draig Neuadd
Neuadd Hapus
Parc yr Hen Neuadd
Containers are emptied frequently but some sites are heavily used so please take your waste home if the banks are full. Do not leave items on the ground as this is fly tipping and you may be issued with a fixed penalty notice.
There has been an increase in fly-tipping in and around Llanfynydd in recent weeks, please if you witness anyone fly tipping, or come across some dumped rubbish please report it directly to Carmarthenshire County Council via the link below as soon as possible.
myaccount.carmarthenshire.gov.wales/en/service/Report_fly_tipping_process