Welcome
Croeso i Borth ac Ynys-las
Welcome to Borth & Ynyslas
Gwybodaeth i Breswylwyr ac Ymwelwyr
Information for Residents and Visitors
Information for Residents and Visitors
Contact E-mail: Website Administrator
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The British Legion Veterans Day Parade and Concert
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What's On? Borth Community Hall
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Y Borth Community Council: Cyngor Cymuned Y Borth
Borth Community Council Monthly Meeting
7.00 p.m. Monday 3rd July 2017
Borth Community Hall (upstairs room)
All Welcome
Borth Community Council Meetings are held at Borth Community Hall 07:00pm Upstairs Room, 1st Monday in the Month, Bank Holiday 2nd Monday. (AGM May Meeting, No Meeting in August)
The General Public are allowed to attend. If anyone wants any issues raised at a meeting please inform the Council Clerk by letter, three full working days, before the meeting.
Clerk: Mrs M C Walker, Mirella, High Street, Borth, Ceredigion.SY24 5JF
Phone: (01970) 871932 E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Borth Arts
Borth Arts is a group of artists who live and work in Borth or Ynylas. It grew out of a desire to promote Borth and Borth artists through joint exhibitions and activities. Currently, the group comprises of artists, a curator, administrator and an interpreter.
Within Borth, there are many accomplished artists practising the creative arts. It is hoped that, with time, the group will increase in size, becoming more inclusive, and thus broaden the scope and range of artistic and cultural activities represented.
The group aims to support artists living and working locally, not only providing opportunities for exhibiting their work, but also creating opportunities for the sharing of expertise and the learning of new skills. We believe that arts and culture play an important role in the enrichment and wellbeing of the wider community
For information about individual artists, images of work and details of exhibitions, please see the Borth Arts Facebook page
Events
A Second Exhibition for Borth Arts
Mid Wales Arts Centre, Caersws
After a successful show at Oriel Queen’s Gallery in Narberth, Borth Arts have a second exhibition at Mid Wales Arts Centre in Caersws.
‘On the Edge’ is an exhibition of work by a group of artists living and working in Borth and Ynyslas. Using a variety of media and techniques, this diverse group is connected and inspired by the unique environment of Borth – sea, beach, mountains, colour and ever changing light. Both artists and location are trapped between the sea and the mountains.
Curator Gwenllian Ashley, says, ‘Borth is an ugly, beautiful village and the work reflects this. Some escape into other lands, others paint the grim realities of living on a storm beach, but all have an affinity to their village and its idiosyncratic view of life.’
Work is on show by Gabrielle Adamson, Mikey Bailey, Bodge, Lynne Dickens, Stuart Evans, Linda Henry, Neil Johnson, Peter Jones, Becky Knight, Mike Mann, Ruth Packham, Sarah Pugh, Marie-Pierre Rowland, Eve Smith and Catrin Webster,
The exhibition can be viewed at Mid Wales Arts Centre, Maesmawr, Caersws Thursday to Sunday, 11.00am to 4.00pm. The show runs from June 11th until July 16th.
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Borth Community Council Newsletter
Borth Community Council 2017 Newsletters.
June 2017
Dear all,
We have a vacancy on Borth Community Council for one Councillor. Please could you consider if you might like to join the Community council, or perhaps someone you know might be.
You may wish to find out more about this without committing to anything, Margaret Walker, our Clerk (cc'd here) and all the Councillors would be pleased to have a chat about the role. Personally I'd be more than happy to give you an insight as to what it’s like and what it might entail. If you'd like to discuss this - please email me and I can get back in contact with you.
Borth Community Council meets once a month (but not in August) on a Monday night. We work as a team and we all bring something different. You don't need to have any qualifications, just an interest and willingness to make a difference for the community, it is voluntary. You also won't be put on the spot or expected to know how a Community Council is run. Your insights and opinions are valuable to the Council. If your circumstances change when on the Community Council and you wish to withdraw - you can do so easily and at any time.
The attached image is a copy of the notice with further information and the closing date of 21st June 2017 for a letter of application to the Clerk. There are notices on the Borth Community website and in the noticeboards in Borth and Ynyslas.
Cllr. Jill Hulse
Chair, Borth Community Council
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GanBwyll / GoSafe
Dear all,
update.
update.
Borth Community Council and the Police were out this morning between 8.35 and 9.05 Wed 17th May 2017 and in that half hour logged 6 cars over the limit, the Police take that information away for their records, the Community Council has no further action. Today we also had the Police speeding van person with us to check we were doing it all okay and also to look at another site in Borth, we hope once this new location is improved we will be able to have a third location approved. He shared some leaflets with us about GoSafe, these are attached here. Positively lots and lots of people were taking care driving through the village too.
It would be a big help if we had more people willing to help with such speed awareness activity. If you might be interested, or someone you know might be, do please get in touch. It does take a while to be authorised so its worth starting the process even if its for a later date. You would always be one of three people at any time and there is no follow up action needed, we just need someone to hold the speed radar, another person to verify the results immediately and a person to write the details down, its very straight forward. You wouldn't be obliged to come every time either, the more we have the more of a rotation between people is possible.
Many thanks
Jill
Jill
Cllr. Jill Hulse
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Y Borth Community Council: Cyngor Cymuned Y Borth
'Dog friendly' areas and 'No dogs' parts of the beach in Borth & Ynyslas.
'Dog friendly' areas and 'No dogs' parts of the beach in Borth & Ynyslas.
Just a reminder to all that dogs are not allowed on the beach between the cliffs and the northern point of Borth village from 1st May until 30th September.
Dogs on the beach where we can an order in place could impact on our blue flag status.
Dogs are very welcome on the beach from the YHA/ Golf course all the way North to Ynyslas and the National Nature Reserve.
Just a reminder to all that dogs are not allowed on the beach between the cliffs and the northern point of Borth village from 1st May until 30th September.
Dogs on the beach where we can an order in place could impact on our blue flag status.
Dogs are very welcome on the beach from the YHA/ Golf course all the way North to Ynyslas and the National Nature Reserve.
Do please pick up dog mess and dispose of it in litter bins.
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Speed Checks
Dyfed-Powys Police and Borth Community Council were out again this morning 19th Dec recording vehicle speeds in Borth as part of the Community Speed Watch Scheme.
Vehicles travelling over the speed limit will be recorded and verified immediately and details given to the Police who will act on the information.
We are now ready to set up more volunteers from the community, the more volunteers - the more we can do. Please let us know if you'd like to find out more or to join, or phone Gwenllian Ashley on 01970 872004 who is coordinating.
We will also be expanding the locations we are recording speeds. Hoping this raises the profile and reminds people to keep speeds down to the speed limit.
Cllr Jill Hulse
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