17-05-2025
- Business
- South Wales Argus
Rogerstone Community Council meeting: Allotments and pickleball
This was discussed at the latest meeting chaired by Councillor Bowen at Tydu Community Hall.
In a bid to boost community involvement, the council is encouraging residents to consider becoming councillors.
Ahead of the June 4 annual general meeting, the public is invited to enjoy refreshments and speak with councillors from 6pm, followed by the meeting from 7pm to 9pm.
Preparations for the 2025 Remembrance Sunday service are underway, focusing on event timing, band participation, and community attendance.
The council aims to finalise plans soon to ensure the ceremony's success.
Updates on revetment works at Jubilee Park will be published online.
A new fence has been installed at Ty Du House, and additional lighting has been provided at Jubilee Park.
Planning continues for the upcoming community festival, with Councillors Meek and Larcombe joining the Festival Committee.
Residents are invited to express interest in introducing a pickleball court, with the consultation open until April 27.
The council reviewed and approved current expenditures, including routine operations, community enhancements, and councillor allowances.
Refunds from previous orders were also recorded.
The planning committee reviewed recent applications from Newport City Council.
Cleaning tenders were considered, and OCD Cleaning Services was appointed to start on May 1.
Looking ahead, Councillor Meek proposed a discussion for the next meeting regarding council involvement in managing pitch hire at Rogerstone Primary School.
The idea will be explored further in May.
Meanwhile, the council approved the appointment of Nathan Evans Ltd for the end-of-year accounts and Lyn Llewellyn as the internal auditor.
The council encourages all residents to attend and stay engaged with local initiatives.
The council is also keen on getting more residents involved.
In preparation for the AGM on June 4, the public is encouraged to meet councillors and learn more about the roles.
For more information on the council's activities and updates, residents can visit their website.
