Peterston super Ely Community
Welcome to Peterston super Ely village website; in Welsh the village is called Llanbedr y Fro - Peter's church in the vale. The village is a thriving community with its own primary school, Post Office/village shop, Church and Community Hall, garage, two pubs, playing field and playground, and a multi use games area for tennis and other sports. The village is set within the valley of the River Ely in the Vale of Glamorgan just off the A48 and some 7 miles west from Cardiff centre.
We have an active Community Council and many other organisations. We hope you find this a useful place for information on the events and organisations within the village.
This site has 4 separate sections under the 4 main menu headings of the site for:
Home - with information wider than Peterston
Peterston Community
Peterston super Ely Community Council
The Village Hall
Latest Parish News
Community Councillor Vacancies
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Notice of Vacancies
Peterston-super-Ely Community Council
Are you interested in finding out about local issues and getting involved to help to make your community a better place?
If so, why not consider joining Peterston-super-Ely Community Council? We currently have two vacancies and are looking for enthusiastic people to volunteer their time to help us.
In particular, we are looking for females and other groups currently underrepresented on the Council to ensure we have a range of experiences and voices to help us meet the needs of all the community.
Expressions of interest in no more than 500 words should be emailed to the Clerk Katherine Craven at pseccc@hotmail.co.uk by the 24th December 2022 for review at our January meeting.
Please
explain why you would like to join the council, aspects of the community you
are particularly interested in and what qualities, skills and expertise you
would bring. Information on eligibility, role of the parish council and its
schedule of meetings can be obtained from the Clerk at the above email address,
if required.
Unwanted Tools Appeal
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Unwanted Tools Appeal
Tools for Self Reliance will take your unwanted tools to repair and refurbish them to send to several African countries. Kits of tools for carpenters, tailors, blacksmiths, leather workers, tinsmiths, builders and bicycle repairers are sent to people in rural areas to improve and develop their business or farming. Sewing machines, whether electric or manual, are particularly needed.
If you have tools to donate, please contact John Drysdale at johnddrysdale@gmail.com or 07879 815478 to arrange to deliver tools to Le Sor Hill. John will transport them periodically to the Tools for Self Reliance workshop in Crickhowell.
Read more at www.tfsrcymru.org.uk
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