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Councillors organise drop-in sessions for Chepstow and Monmouth
Monmouthshire’s county councillors will visit Chepstow and Monmouth this month to meet residents and discuss issues with them. In addition, they will provide guidance on how residents can become involved…
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Ipads & Tablets
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Italian
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Welsh Reading Group
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Mynediad 2
5th March 2015 18:30:00
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Councillors organise drop-in sessions for Chepstow and Monmouth
Councillors organise drop-in sessions for Chepstow and Monmouth
Monmouthshire’s county councillors will visit Chepstow and Monmouth this month to meet residents and discuss issues with them. In addition, they will provide guidance on how residents can become involved…
Welsh Medium Secondary School Provision
Welsh Medium Secondary School Provision
Newport County Council are proposing to establish a new Welsh Medium secondary school on the site of the current Duffryn High School. The proposal is supported by Monmouthshire and specifically…
Welsh Medium Secondary School Provision
Welsh Medium Secondary School Provision
Newport County Council are proposing to establish a new Welsh Medium secondary school on the site of the current Duffryn High School. The proposal is supported by Monmouthshire and specifically…
Urgent gas main repair means A472 road closure at Little Mill
Urgent gas main repair means A472 road closure at Little Mill
Emergency works to the A472 at the village of Little Mill between Usk and Pontypool will require a road closure from 9.30am on Monday, March 2nd for a period of…
Volunteers receive rights of way training to help maintain footbridges
Volunteers receive rights of way training to help maintain footbridges
Ten volunteers together with ten members of Monmouthshire’s Countryside Access staff braved the recent cold weather to receive training on surveying small footbridges within the county’s rights of way network. …
Bridges grant enables volunteers to enhance county’s rights of way network
Bridges grant enables volunteers to enhance county’s rights of way network
Volunteers have helped to improve Monmouthshire’s public rights of way network by assisting with the installation of sleeper and small kit bridges across the county. This project – funded by…
Monmouthshire celebrates Fairtrade Fortnight with range of events
Monmouthshire celebrates Fairtrade Fortnight with range of events
This year’s Fairtrade Fortnight events in Monmouthshire mark a double celebration – the Fairtrade Mark was first introduced 20 years ago, and the county’s Fairtrade status has recently been renewed!…
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Talk to ususername commented on Garden waste
I realise you're now charging for a service that used to be included in general Council Tax because of the huge cuts to local authority funding imposed by the Westminster government. Nevertheless, a second consecutive increase of £2 per bag per year is a bit steep if you want people to actually continue using this valuable service and keep your unit cost of collection down. Can we have a moratorium on further increases for 2016-17? Possible improvements to robustness would be useful: the brown bags aren't sturdy enough to last more than a couple of years before the handles split and, as another correspondent pointed out, the permits break through their flimsy plastic envelopes even sooner.
gregxjr commented on Nappies and adult hygiene waste
I agree that it is very wrong that what should be regarded as an essential service is being cut back. Whilst the use (and subsequent need for disposal) of disposable nappies could and indeed maybe should be seen as a lifestyle choice, and not an environmentally or economically sound one at that, the need to dispose of adult clinical waste can only be as a result of medical need and therefore the collections should continue on a weekly basis, thereby avoiding any additional stress or worry for the user. It would be relatively simple to get ones GP to countersign an application if the pen pushers required but having said that it is hardly the sort of thing one applies for unless it is necessary. As an aside, if in the absence of a collection, and as advised in the recently distributed leaflet the yellow bags can be taken to the local recycling centre, where the only available receptacle is the "Household Waste" skip, then one has to wonder quite what is the point (other than identifying it for weekly collection) of separating the waste in the first place?
leisure commented on Chepstow Leisure Centre
Please find the link to all our pool timetables and fitness classes: http://www.monmouthshire.gov.uk/leisure/timetables