Pontypridd Town Council has 23 Councillors covering 11 Wards.
Pontypridd Town Council is a Town Council that came into existence on the 1st April 1974 under the then Local Government Re-organisation.
Pontypridd Town Council has 23 Councillors covering 11 Wards. There are in excess of 30,000 residents within the Town Council area and as such Pontypridd Town Council is one of the largest Community Councils in Wales.
The Town Council is responsible for a wide number of services including:
Events
The office of the Town Mayor
Bus shelters
Allotments
Public seats
Urinals
Open spaces
Small Grant Scheme – grant funding
Pontypridd Museum
Taff Meadow Community Centre
Coedpenmaen Common and War Memorial
War Memorials in Rhydyfelin and Cilfynydd.
The Town Council in partnership with Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council set up the Pontypridd parkrun which takes place at 9.00am every Saturday morning in Ynysangharad War Memorial Park.
The Town Council organises annual events including:
St. David’s Day celebrations
Ponty’s Big Run For Fun
Vintage Transport Day
Remembrance Day Service/parade in partnership with Rhondda Cynon Taf CBC
Christmas Switching On as well as putting up the Christmas lights in Pontypridd Town Centre.
Mayor’s Charity Christmas Concert
Carol Singing in Pontypridd Town Centre
Christmas Card Competition
The Town Council is headed by the Town Mayor who is elected annually in May. The Town Mayor is the Civic Head of Pontypridd.
Being at grass roots level the Town Council is able to act as a springboard for public opinion to the larger Unitary Authority (see below Services) and has a statutory right to comment on planning/licensing issues.
The Town Council welcomes the views of residents in respect of its services and responsibilities.
Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council
Address: Sardis House, Sardis Road
Telephone: 01443 494700
Website: www.rctcbc.gov.uk
RCT services and responsibilities include:
Bus Passes
Bins
Council Tax
Dog Warden/fouling
Education
Elections
Flytipping
Highways
Licensing
Planning
Recycling
Refuse collections
Schools
Social Services
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