THE HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY 20 2017


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21 Community Work on Guildhall underway WORK will soon be


underway repairing subsidence and storm damage to the top layer of stonework on Cardigan’s Guildhall as the supports for the main roof joists have either moved or cracked. Work is being undertaken by


Ceredigion County Council and will take approximately three months.


Work in progress: Showing walkways for the workmen Interior scaffolding: Bridge across the market stalls area


Closeup: Looking up College Row


Scaffolding: View from Upper Mwldan car park


College row: Scaffolding site


Work underway: View from Queens Terrace Make the most of your rural community THE CYNNAL Y CARDI


LOCAL ACTION GROUP (LAG) are inviting individuals, groups, businesses, and organisations to drop in on Tuesday, January 31, to attend an open event, entitled ‘Making the most of your rural community’. The event will be held at Theatr


Felinfach, Aeron Valley, SA48 8AF, and everyone is welcome to drop in anytime between 3pm and 8pm. Cynnal y Cardi is administered


by Ceredigion County Council and will be showcasing the county’s rural community-led activities as well as offering an opportunity for those present to explore potential funding and support from a range of organisations. An exhibition of Ceredigion LEADER activities will be on display. Cllr Gareth Lloyd, Cabinet Member


with responsibility for Economic and Community Development Services, Ceredigion County Council, said: “This event will be an opportunity to show how community-based and locally-led activities can evolve into something that can benefit Ceredigion’s residents.” The project will be funded


through the Welsh Government Rural Communities – Rural Development Programme 2014-2020, which is funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development and the Welsh Government. Cllr Lloyd continued: “Looking


forward to the year ahead, we want to hear about your ideas and in particular for individuals and communities to develop what may seem like basic ideas into innovative and effective projects.”


One of the projects currently


supported under the LEADER 2014- 2020 scheme will be highlighted at the open event - ‘Academi Arweinyddiaeth’


(Leadership


Academy). Cered Manager Lynsey Thomas


said: “Cynnal y Cardi support has enabled us to offer an intensive leadership course for Welsh speaking young adults to foster leadership skills in the community, with the intention of motivating them into action locally to benefit the community and to develop their skills to be able to tackle the challenges facing communities of the future.”


Helen Howells from Hwylus


Cyf will be providing a local young entrepreneur’s perspective on how the rural landscape is changing from both a social and economic context.


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