One of the main causes of irritation to everyone – including many dog owners – is dog fouling in public places. Everyone has to share the same recreational space and there is nothing worse than having to constantly look for dog poo to prevent you or your children stepping or even falling into it. It is a real health hazard to leave it where it lies – on pavements, in parks and playgrounds and it is also against the law.
You can now visit your local library to browse, choose, collect and return your books without an appointment during the current opening times.
You will need to make an appointment to use a computer and print, to use a study space, and to access One Stop Shop services so that we can make sure there’s enough room to keep everyone safe. Please phone your local library to make an appointment. Computer sessions are currently limited to 1 hour. You will need your library card number to book a computer session.
Help us to keep Rhuddlan clean & tidy | meeting at Rhuddlan Community Centre 24/07/2021 at 10am – 12pm | Tea & Coffee available in the Community Centre after the pick.
The fortnightly lunch club in Rhuddlan’s Community Centre has now restarted after being suspended for over a year because of the Covid-19 lockdowns. The lunch club’s main organiser, Gill Price, says it was great to welcome people back because they have really missed the opportunity to meet up and to have a chat with others over a lunch-time session.
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A public consultation has been launched on ‘Planning for Dark Night Skies: Supplementary Planning Guidance for lighting in the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty”
Denbighshire County Council in partnership with Flintshire County Council, Wrexham County Borough Council and the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) are seeking views on a draft Supplementary Planning Guidance note (SPG) for lighting in the AONB.
The EU Settlement Scheme which was set up under the terms of the UK’s Withdrawal Agreement with the EU, applies to citizens of the EU and EFTA who came to the UK before the end of the Brexit Transition period at the end of December 2020. Similar arrangements apply for UK citizens who are living and working in continental Europe.
The launch of Carers week took place Monday 7th June in Rhuddlan Nature Reserve. In attendance was Dr James Davies MP, Cllr Christine Marston Vice Chair Denbighshire County Council, Cllr Ann Davies Denbighshire’s Carers Champion, The Mayor of Rhuddlan Cllr Mike Elgin and his Consort, Cllr Bobby Feeley Lead member for Well-being and Independence, representatives of NEWCIS and Carers and their families.
Want to freshen up your menu or improve your USP (Unique selling point). These mouth watering courses could be the answer.
The Council is beginning to work on developing a new Corporate Plan, and would like you to get involved and have your say.