Crime Prevention Advice

The Police will be at at Pugh’s Garden Centre on Saturday 21^st October from 10am to 4pm and will be offering general crime prevention advice.  Come along and have a chat.

HGVs in Heol Isaf – update

Following the consultation on 28 September with Plasdwr, you can use this e-mail, getintouch@plasdwr.co.uk  to report the licence plate number of an HGV in Heol Isaf, the time and date spotted, the name on the vehicle and the location. They will check it against their list of expected vehicles on site.

CEMEX has also provided R&MCC with an email address which residents may use to report any infringements by their drivers.  Email planninggb@cemex.com to report the registration number of any CEMEX HGV which is driven through Radyr.

Waste & Recycling Collection

Monday 23 October:  Green bins
Monday 30 October:  Black bins

Note this announcement regarding cardboard, which can no longer be placed in green bins, and shredded paper, which should now go in a separate green bag.  For more information about household recycling and waste, click here.  Food waste caddies and green recycling sacks are collected every week.  From November to March, green bins will be collected monthly.

Remembrance Service, Sunday 12th November

Timing details of this year’s service can be found here.  All are welcome to this very moving event.

Part Time Handyperson Job

The Community Council are looking for a part time handyperson (six hours a week average).  Interested?  For details see here.  Applications need to be in by 24th November.

New local resources

Copies of two local history resources are now available on this site:  Wartime Memories (which is no longer available in print format) and two Local Walks (one relating to industrial heritage and the other to Roald Dahl).

A new fund for Youth Work in Radyr & Morganstown

Radyr and Morganstown Community Council has launched a new Youth Fund.  The fund is offering grants of up to £1,000, during 2017/18, for organisations working with children and young people in Radyr and Morganstown.  The Council hopes that organisations working with children and young people will find the fund of some assistance as they continue to develop their services and activities for children and young people.  The fund is operated on a first come, first served basis, so early applications are encouraged.

Should you require any further guidance with regard to the new Youth Fund please contact the Council’s Clerk on 029 2084 2213 or clerk@radyr.org.uk“.

Meals on Wheels (Pryd ar Glud) are returning!

Meals on Wheels delivers hot, nutritious meals to customers across the city and people can now self-refer to the service or can be referred by family, friends, neighbours, or health or social care professionals.

Customers that meet one of the following criteria can now receive the service:

• Having difficulty preparing a meal safely
• Liable to self-neglect or would eat an inappropriate diet without the service
• Unable to shop for food
• Have a mental or physical disability
• Needing support due to recovery from hospitalisation or illness; carer illness or holiday, or bereavement.

For details contact 029 2053 7080 or mealsonwheels@cardiff.gov.uk

Integrated Transport Map consultation

Notes of a wide-ranging and detailed meeting which was held in the Old Church Rooms on 26 January are now available here.

Alzheimer’s Society

The Alzheimer’s Society is looking for volunteers for their service called ‘Side by Side’ which helps people with dementia get out and about in their community.  They particularly want volunteers in the R&M area. The next meeting is in Radyr Library at 10am on Saturday 7th October.  If you can help, please review the details here, and contact Charlotte Powell on 02920 434 977 or charlotte.powell@alzheimers.org.uk for more details.

NatWest Bank

A mobile bank is available every Thursday morning between 9.30am and 10.15pm at the Methodist Church car park

‘Child Rescue Alert’ – a community initiative

This partnership between police, the media and the public is to assist in locating children under the age of 18 who may be in imminent danger of serious harm.  Whenever the public may be able to help the police there is an Alert sent via email, text or social media to all those individuals and businesses that are signed up to the scheme.  To learn more about this national initiative which operates at community level, and to sign up to receive alerts, go to https://www.childrescuealert.org.uk/

AgeConnects Cardiff

AgeConnects are looking for volunteers to visit isolated elderly residents of R&M and Danescourt. See here for details.

Neighbourhood Watch and PACT

PACT notes on the PACT page.

New ‘Neighbourhood Watch’ door signs are now available. More information here.