H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh
10 June 1921 - 9 April 2021

Glynneath Town Council joins the nation in mourning the death of H.R.H. Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh.

During the current lockdown, the Town Council arrangements may unfortunately be restricted.

As a mark of respect during the period of Royal mourning, the Council flagpoles will fly at half-mast.

The Royal Family ask that members of the public consider making a donation to a charity instead of leaving floral tributes, however, for those that wish to, floral tributes may be laid at the Memorial at the Welfare Park. Please remove all plastic packaging. All cards, notes and messages will be collected each day and kept safe to be presented as part of the Town's condolence tribute to the Royal family.

An online Book of Condolence for those wishing to leave messages has been opened on the Palace's official website, www.royal.uk

Cllr Gerard Reynolds
Mayor, Glynneath Town Council

9th April 2021

Welcome to / Croeso i

Glynneath Town Council / Cyngor Tref Glynnedd

Glynneath is a typical small Welsh valley town, located in the Vale of Neath at the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. It has a rich heritage of industrial and community values, having been home to the coal industry during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Its location is central and is conveniently served for the whole of the South Wales area.

Glynneath has a population of over four thousand people, and is democratically administered by two tiers of local government. Two electoral divisions of Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council include parts of the town, and a dedicated Town Council also has responsibility for the whole of the community.

Glynneath has a wide spectrum of groups, organisations and clubs to cater for all individuals, and various facilities and venues to cater for them.

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Latest News

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Apr2021

Job vacancies at Glynneath Town Council

Glynneath Town Council is currently seeking to fill the positions of Facilities & Maintenance Supervisor (Part-Time), and Administration Assistant (Part-Time). More information on the positions, a...

30

Mar2021

Selar Community Benefit Fund - new round

The next round of the Selar Glynneath Community Benefit Fund will open on 05-04-2021 and will receive applications until the deadline date of 14-05-2021. All applications received will be

13

Mar2021

Tennis courts re-opening

Following yesterday's announcement by First Minister, Mark Drakeford, we will be opening up two of the four tennis courts for use on Tuesday, 16th March. The other courts will be re-opened

07

Mar2021

Maesgwyn Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund - new round

Applications for the next round of funding from the Maesgwyn Windfarm Community Benefit Fund opens on Monday 8th March, and closes at 5pm on Friday 9th April 2021.

14

Jan2021

Community Skip Scheme

Glynneath Town Council is providing a skip for use by residents on Saturday 16th January 2021. The skip will be situated in the public carpark at Lancaster Close from 10:00am.

14

Jan2021

Welfare Park - Community Consultation

The much awaited community consultation to help guide the process of future improvements to the Welfare Park has commenced. The Town Council is delighted...

14

Jan2021

Maesgwyn Wind Farm Covid Resilience Fund

We are pleased to announce the re-launch of the Maesgwyn Wind Farm Covid-19 Resilience Fund. If you have not yet applied to the Fund, and wish to make an application, please do so using the Guidance N...

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Glynneath Town Council joins the nation in mourning the death of H.R.H. Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh.

Glynneath Town Council / Cyngor Tref Glynnedd

Latest News

Job vacancies at Glynneath Town Council

Selar Community Benefit Fund - new round

Tennis courts re-opening

Maesgwyn Wind Farm Community Benefit Fund - new round

Community Skip Scheme

Welfare Park - Community Consultation

Maesgwyn Wind Farm Covid Resilience Fund