Brynmawr Town Council

09/07/2026

Family Fun Day
Tue 21 Jul 26
11.00 am - 16.00
Brynmawr Welfare Park

25/06/2026

A Heartfelt Thank You to Brynmawr Rotary Club.

Brynmawr Town Council would like to extend our sincere thanks to the members of Brynmawr Rotary Club for their continued dedication to maintaining the community defibrillators located throughout our town.

While many people see these life-saving devices every day, few realise the ongoing work that takes place behind the scenes to ensure they are always ready when needed. The Rotary Club carries out regular inspections, checking batteries, pads, cabinets and the overall condition of each unit so they remain available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

In the event of a cardiac arrest, every second counts. Having a fully operational defibrillator nearby can make the difference between life and death, and the commitment shown by the Rotary Club's volunteers helps give our community the best possible chance in an emergency.

We would also like to thank the many community partners who support this important work. From businesses and organisations that host defibrillators to those, such as Brynmawr Market Hall, who kindly provide electricity to power the cabinets, your support is invaluable. It is through these partnerships that we are able to maintain a network of accessible, life-saving equipment across our community.

We are incredibly grateful for the time, care and dedication they give to this vital work, as well as to everyone who has supported these projects through fundraising, donations and by hosting defibrillator units across the community.

Thank you, Brynmawr Rotary Club, for helping to make our town a safer place for everyone.

❤️ Together, we're building a stronger, safer community where every second counts.

14/05/2026

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22/04/2026

Official Statement – Brynmawr Town Council

It has been brought to the Council’s attention that Mr Brace, who is standing for election to the Senedd, has stated that he is working with members of Brynmawr Town Council on local matters.

For clarity, Brynmawr Town Council can confirm that Mr Brace has no affiliation with the Town Council and has made no direct contact with the Council regarding these matters.

The topics being referenced in relation to Brynmawr are already under ongoing discussion by the Council. As a member of the public, any correspondence or representations from Mr Brace would need to be submitted through the appropriate Council channels.

Residents are advised that any official updates or actions relating to local issues will always be communicated directly through Brynmawr Town Council or its elected members. Should any residents have concerns or issues, they are encouraged to contact the Town Council directly so that these can be addressed appropriately.

20/04/2026

Whos coming?

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SAVE THE DATE!
🚘Brynmawr Classic Car Show
26th July 2026
We’re excited to announce that the Local Authority is working in collaboration with Mike Harris and the Brynmawr Motorcycle & Car Club to bring you another fabulous fun‑filled event this summer!
Expect classic cars, stunning bikes, children’s entertainment and a brilliant day out for all ages.
Mark your calendars
We can’t wait to see you there!

10/04/2026

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A Blaenau Gwent man has been handed a community sentence and ordered to pay over £1,500 after pleading guilty to repeated fly tipping offences in the borough.

Craig Lewis, aged 35, of Gurnos Estate, Brynmawr, pleaded guilty to all offences at Cwmbran Magistrates Court, and the court heard evidence of repeated incidents, together with Mr Lewis’ failure to cooperate with the investigation by Blaenau Gwent Council and a failure to provide waste transfer notes as legally required.

Lewis dumped two van loads of waste on separate dates, the 23rd of July 2024 at Manmoel Road, Tredegar and sometime between the 26th and 27th of July 2024 at Tredegar Road, Tredegar. The court heard of the deliberate nature of the offences and the impact they had on the local community, as well as contributing to the wider national issue of waste crime and placing additional strain on public resources.

Magistrates sentenced Mr Lewis to a 12 month Community Order with 80 hours of unpaid work, reduced from 120 hours to reflect his early guilty plea. He was also ordered to pay £1,404.59 in prosecution costs and a £114 victim surcharge.

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09/04/2026

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We want to hear your views on how waste and recycling services in the borough could develop over the next five years.

✅ What is your motivation for recycling? What are your barriers to recycling and how can we help?
✅ How could the experience of using our household waste and recycling centres be improved?
✅ How important is it that we lower the carbon footprint of our waste and recycling fleet?
✅ Would you like to see community ambassadors supporting you to recycle?

Tell us in our survey. To take part click here. https://loom.ly/024O9IE

Printed copies are also available at our community hubs in libraries.

The consultation closes at midnight on Sunday, 12th April 2026.

Thank you for recycling ♻️

08/04/2026

Please be advised that although this page is published, it has been done to enable all councillors to view it and update before officially going live on Wed 15 Apr.

01/04/2026

Meet Your Council
Town Clerk and Finance Officer Nicola Williams

I am Nicola Williams I have been a resident of Brynmawr all my life and have worked for Brynmawr Town Council since 2014 firstly as Assistant Town Clerk until April 2025 when I became Town Clerk/RFO.

As the Town Clerk I help keep everything running smoothly behind the scenes overseeing the day- to-day administration of the Council ensuring meetings, records and local services run efficiently.

When I am not at the office you will find me walking my dog, enjoying meals out with friends and family, exploring new places and supporting community events/activities.