Llanharan Community Council

20/10/2026

Llanharan Community Council has today posted the tender for a 2-Stage, Design and Build contract for the Ewenni Multi-User bridge and associated paths to be built over the River Ewenni in Brynna Woods.

Those companies that expressed a formal interest in the previously issued Public Interest Notice are eligible to submit a tender and a large number of high quality vendors have expressed a formal interest.

The deadline for submissions is 20th November 2026. The Council's Project Managers will then assess the tenders and make recommendations to the Council.

It is anticipated that an award will be made by the council in December 2026. The project will be funded using the Community Council's CIL funds (A levy/tax imposed on new housing developments in our area).

The project will deliver a wheelchair friendly, multi-user route for all from Bryncae Community Centre carpark, through the woods to 'The Green' (The Eco Houses).

Brynna Woods is owned and operated by The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales who are key stakeholders in the project.

The project will be designed to be sympathetic to the environment of the nature reserve in terms of its design and construction.

19/10/2026

Our popular Over 60s' Christmas lunches are back this year. Residents of Brynna, Llanharan, Llanilid and Ynysmaerdy are invited to complete the online booking form at the link below. Paper forms will be available in local shops and at 2A Chapel Road.

19/10/2026

Ticket link https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/llanharan-community-council-fireworks-display-tickets-1998358258345?aff=oddtdtcreator.
Don't forget you need to contact us separately for a disabled parking space.

18/10/2026

Check back here on Monday morning for the ticket link!

16/10/2026

Have your say on Childcare Provision in Wales

The Welsh Government Childcare, Play & Early Years Division and local authorities are seeking feedback from families with children aged 0-17 to better understand childcare needs across Wales.

If you use childcare services, or have experience of accessing childcare support, your views can help inform future Welsh Government policies and support local authorities in planning childcare provision. The survey covers both registered childcare services (e.g. Care Inspectorate Wales) and unregistered services (e.g. nannies, au pairs and some activities and sports clubs).

Findings from the survey will be included in reports published by Welsh Government and local authorities. However, local authorities cannot guarantee that all requests for childcare provision can be met.

When completing the survey, please do not include any personal information such as names or details that could identify a child.

Complete the survey: https://ymateb.gov.wales/s/PN47J5/

15/10/2026

Llanharan Community Council receives CIL (Community Infrastructure Levy) funds as a result of new housing developments in its area. (15% of what RCTCBC receive). The money can only be spent on 'infrastructure' or other 'things' within tight parameters to benefit its inhabitants. The document below shows what has been spent to date, and what projects are currently underway. Should you have any questions on CIL funding or any of the specific projects please contact the Clerk: [email protected]

https://llanharancc.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/AgendasMeetings/IQCvo1EnY_wYQKkLX94IouKhAa_CprvWzLAW0cv6_pUNeEs?e=hQM5im

Please note that we do not ordinarily respond to social media posts.

14/10/2026

Note: This meeting has been arranged by the local neighbourhood policing team and is being held in the car park of Bryncae Community Centre (not in the hall).

12/10/2026

Coming soon… Tickets for our popular fireworks event will be available to the local community from Monday 19th October. Watch this space!

08/10/2026

01/10/2026

Following the success of our last Sunday Market at Bryncae Community Centre, please see below !! There will be more to come in future too !!