Narberth Town Council

23/09/2026

🦷 NHS dentistry survey

is asking people across Pembrokeshire to share their experiences of accessing NHS dentistry and whether the new Dental Access Portal is working for local people.

Your response can help show how access issues are affecting residents and families in Narberth and across the county.

Find out more and take the survey through our consultations page:
https://narberthtowncouncil.gov.wales/consultations/

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🦷 Arolwg deintyddiaeth y GIG

Mae yn gofyn i bobl ledled Sir Benfro rannu eu profiadau o gael mynediad at ddeintyddiaeth y GIG ac a yw'r Porth Mynediad Deintyddol newydd yn gweithio i bobl leol.

Gall eich ymateb helpu i ddangos sut mae problemau mynediad yn effeithio ar drigolion a theuluoedd yn Arberth ac ar draws y sir.

Dysgwch fwy a chwblhewch yr arolwg drwy ein tudalen ymgynghoriadau:
https://narberthtowncouncil.gov.wales/consultations/

21/09/2026

Could you help shape Narberth?

Town councillors bring local knowledge, judgement and community views to the Council’s decisions.

We have published a new bilingual guide explaining what the role involves, how the Council works, the support and allowances available, and what to expect.

Read the guide: https://narberthtowncouncil.gov.wales/vacancies/

Please note: the current Urban Ward vacancy remains within the statutory election-request period until 30 September 2026. Co-option applications are not yet open.

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Allech chi helpu i lunio dyfodol Arberth?

Mae cynghorwyr tref yn dod â gwybodaeth leol, barn a safbwyntiau’r gymuned i benderfyniadau’r Cyngor.

Rydym wedi cyhoeddi canllaw dwyieithog newydd sy’n egluro beth mae’r rôl yn ei olygu, sut mae’r Cyngor yn gweithio, y cymorth a’r lwfansau sydd ar gael, a beth i’w ddisgwyl.

Darllenwch y canllaw: https://narberthtowncouncil.gov.wales/vacancies/

Sylwer: mae swydd wag bresennol y Ward Drefol yn dal o fewn y cyfnod statudol ar gyfer gofyn am etholiad tan 30 Medi 2026. Nid yw ceisiadau cyfethol ar agor eto.

21/09/2026

📣 New Business Support and Funding Hub

Narberth Town Council has launched a new online hub bringing together trusted business advice, mentoring, finance information and current funding opportunities for businesses, entrepreneurs and commercial property owners.

Current opportunities include:

🔹 Streetscape Paint Scheme – 80% of eligible costs, up to £4,999
⚠️ Applications close 30 September 2026

🔹 Commercial Property Development Fund – up to £100,000
🔹 Transforming Towns Grants and Loans – up to £300,000
🔹 Pembrokeshire Growth Grant – £1,000 to £50,000
🔹 Pembrokeshire Start-Up Grant – £1,000 to £15,000
🔹 Pembrokeshire Carbon Reduction Grant – £1,000 to £35,000

The hub also includes links to advice and support from Pembrokeshire County Council, Business Wales, the Bridge Innovation Centre and the Development Bank of Wales.

Find out more and explore the available support:

🔗 https://narberthtowncouncil.gov.wales/community/business-support-and-funding/

Please note that Narberth Town Council signposts these external opportunities but does not administer them. Applicants should check the official guidance and confirm eligibility and availability before committing expenditure or beginning any work.

19/09/2026

Oh! Is it really that time of year? It is for those busily planning and creating lovely Christmas events for Narberth 🤶 🎅 🎄

It's time to start booking up your Christmas calendar! 📅

The Queens Hall Christmas Market is not far away and you won't want to miss it🎄🎅️ Save The Dates: 27th, 28th, and 29th of November

Meet Santa Claus, browse our beautiful crafted gifts and indulge in some delicious food and drinks. And if that's still not enough, there's so much more to explore and discover at our magical Christmas market! 🎁 For more information and to plan your visit, head to https://thequeenshall.org.uk/events/queens-hall-narberth-christmas-market-2026.
See you there! 🎉

16/09/2026

🎄 REMINDER: HAVE YOUR SAY ON CHRISTMAS TOGETHER 🎄

We would love to hear from local residents, businesses and community groups.

Please take a few minutes to complete our Christmas Together public survey. Your feedback will help shape future Christmas activities and celebrations in Narberth.

👉 Complete the survey using the link below or through the link in our Instagram bio:

LINK: https://tinyurl.com/Narberth-Christmas-Survey-2026

Please share this post and encourage others to take part. Thank you for helping us make Christmas in Narberth enjoyable and inclusive for everyone! ✨

16/09/2026

🕰️ **TOWN HALL CLOCK UPDATE**

We are pleased to confirm that the Town Hall Clock has now been serviced and is once again keeping time following the installation of new batteries.

The bell-striking mechanism is not yet operational, as the bell hammer still requires specialist refurbishment before it can be reinstated.

Further updates will follow as this work progresses. In the meantime, we thank residents for their patience while the remaining repairs are completed.

Narberth Town Council

12/09/2026

⚠️ ROAD CLOSURE REMINDER: SUNDAY 13 SEPTEMBER

Residents and visitors are reminded that temporary road closures will be in place tomorrow for IRONMAN Wales.

The following roads in and around Narberth will be affected:

🔴 10am to 6pm
The A478 from Templeton to Station Road, Narberth, including Narberth Bridge, Castle Street, Market Street, High Street and Spring Gardens.

🔴 10am to 6.45pm
A478 Jesse Road.

🔴 10am to 6.45pm
The B4314 from Narberth to Glanrhyd Bridge, including Station Road, Crinow and Princes Gate.

Closure times are approximate and may be changed by traffic-management staff. Limited managed access may be available, but please plan ahead, allow extra time and avoid the affected routes where possible.

Further information is available from Pembrokeshire County Council⁠ and on the IRONMAN Wales website⁠

PCC:
https://www.facebook.com/PembrokeshireCountyCouncil/posts/1526898399480345/

IRONMANWALES: https://www.ironman.com/races/im-wales/traffic-impact

IRONMAN Wales returns to Pembrokeshire on Sunday (13 September) and there will be full and partial road closures around the south of the County.
Full information outlining road closures and alternative routes available across the course is available at https://orlo.uk/73Mey to help residents plan their travel.

12/09/2026

On Sunday 6 September, the Mayor of Narberth, Cllr Elizabeth Rogers, represented the town at the Mayor of St Davids’ Civic Service.

The service was held in the magnificent surroundings of and was followed by a reception at .

Cllr Rogers was delighted to join the Mayor of St Davids, Cllr Sarah Foster, together with fellow civic representatives from across Pembrokeshire, for this special occasion.

Our thanks to the Mayor and City Council of St Davids for their warm welcome and kind hospitality.

10/09/2026

📢 CASUAL VACANCY – URBAN WARD

A casual vacancy has arisen on Narberth Town Council for the Urban Ward.

Electors wishing to request an election must follow the procedure set out in the official notice by 30 September 2026.

Full English and Welsh notices: https://narberthtowncouncil.gov.wales/documents/

📢 SWYDD WAG ACHLYSUROL – WARD DREFOL

Mae swydd wag achlysurol wedi codi ar Gyngor Tref Arberth ar gyfer y Ward Drefol.

Rhaid i etholwyr sy’n dymuno gofyn am etholiad ddilyn y weithdrefn a nodir yn yr hysbysiad swyddogol erbyn 30 Medi 2026.

Hysbysiadau llawn yn Gymraeg ac yn Saesneg: https://narberthtowncouncil.gov.wales/documents/

03/09/2026

📣 Narberth Community Grants 2026/27 — applications are open!

Have an idea, project or activity that could make a difference to people in Narberth?

Narberth Town Council has budgeted £12,000 for community grants this year, supporting the local organisations and volunteers who contribute so much to our town.

There are two application routes:
🔹 Small Grants — up to £500, with a shorter application for smaller projects, activities and equipment.
🔹 Standard Grants — £501–£3,000, for larger community projects, programmes and improvements.

Applications are welcomed from eligible community groups, charities, sports clubs, not-for-profit organisations and new or emerging groups. Projects should take place in Narberth or demonstrate a clear and substantial benefit to Narberth residents.

Building on the Council’s previous donations-based support, the new process gives organisations a clear and consistent way to apply, helping us allocate public funding fairly and responsibly.

Read the policy and download an application form:

Community Grants — information and application forms
https://narberthtowncouncil.gov.wales/community-grants

Need help choosing a form or understanding the requirements? Contact [email protected]

All awards are subject to eligibility, Council approval and available funding.

Please share with a local group that could benefit!