News & Events
Notice of Completion of Audit for the year ended 31 March 2024
There are 2 vacant seats on the Valley Community Council, on both the West and Gorad Ward..
If you wish to be considered for co- option for the vacant seats(s) or want more information regarding the role of a Community Councillor please contact the Clerk to the Community Council by (deadline) 8 November 2024.
Clerk: Mrs Rhianwen Sheldon Tel: 07786253828 or by Email: valleycommunitycouncil@gmail.com
The cooption is to be made at the council meeting on 20 November 2024
Nomination form available through the link below.
Ffurflen Enwebu Ward Gorllewin_Nomination Form West Ward
Ffurflen Enwebu Ward Gorllewin_Nomination Form West Ward
Ffurflen Enwebu Ward Gorad_Nomination Form Gorad Ward
Ffurflen Enwebu Ward Gorad_Nomination Form Gorad Ward
Temporary Prohibition of Through Traffic - Valley Level Crossing 11pm 28/9/24 to 8am 29/9/24
Public Notice - Vacant Seat West Ward
The Chair on behalf of Valley Community Council will be placing a wreath at the War Memorial, Ynys Wen Cemetery at 6pm tomorrow 6/6/24 and will give a short tribute to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy, France. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Nomination Form Gorad Ward (MS Word)
Nomination Form Gorad Ward (Adobe Reader PDF)
Nomination Form West Ward (MS Word)
Nomination Form West Ward (Adobe Reader PDF)
Temporary Speed Restriction: A5025 - March 4th to 7th
Notice of Intention - Temporary Prohibition of Through Traffic (Valley Level Crossing)
Notice of Intention: Temporary Footpath Closure - Footpath 1 Valley | MAP 1 | Map 2
Public Notice: Review of Polling Districts and Polling Places
Remembrance Day Service
The Remembrance Day Service will be held in St Michael’s Church at 11.15 hours on Sunday 12th, November 2023 followed by the service at Ynys Wen cemetery.
A service will also be held at Valley Community School at 9.15 am on Friday 10th November 2023.
Notice of Cooption - Gorad Ward
Casual Vacancy - Office of Councillor - Gorad Ward
Notice of Conclusion of Audit for the year ended 31 March 2023
Revisions to the Arriva bus network
Consultation - Basketball court at Parc Mwd
Notice of Intention: Temporary Prohibition of Traffic - Lon Plas Llanfigael, Bodedern
Valley Community Council Notice of Co-option
Notice of Conclusion of Audit 2021-22
Notice of appointment of the date for the Electors rights - Financial Year ending 31st March 2023
A summary of the main financial help, sources of information and the most up-to-date support available.
Publication of audited accounts for the year ended 31 March 2022
Regulation 15(5) of the Accounts and Audit (Wales) Regulations 2014 (as amended) requires that by 30 September 2022, Valley Community Council publish its accounting statements for the year ended 31 March 2022 together with any certificate, opinion, or report issued, given or made by the Auditor General.
The accounting statements in the form of an annual return have been published on the Council’s website. However, the accounts are published before the conclusion of the audit as the Auditor General has not yet issued an audit opinion.
Notice of co-option - Gorad Ward - September 2022
12/08/2022 - Casual Vacancy - Office of Councillor
Audit Notice
Notice of co-option - Village Ward - May 2022
Notice of co-option - West Community (Ward) - May 2022
NOTICE OF ELECTION
ELECTION OF TOWN / COMMUNITY COUNCILLORS
REQUIRED: Young Members on the Valley Community Council :: Further Details
Notice of conclusion of audit for the years ended 31/03/21
COMMUNITY BEACH CLEAN, SUNDAY 13TH FEBRUARY 2.00pm, GORAD BEACH
On Sunday 13th of February at 2pm there will be a community beach clean of Gorad Beach. The event is supported by Surfers Against Sewage. The meeting point for the beach clean is the beach at the end of Beach Road.
Please feel free to join in.
LITTER PICK PARC MWD, VALLEY - SUNDAY, October 10th at 3.00 p.m.
Valley Community Council is pleased to announce that Keep Valley Tidy will be carrying out a litter pick in Parc Mwd on Sunday, October 10th at 3.00 p.m.
We wish to thank you for your continued efforts to help keep the village and community sites free of litter.
Annual Return 2020-2021
Publication of audited accounts for the year ended 31 March 2021
Audit notice
Notice of appointment of the date for the exercise of electors’ rights (Financial year ending 31 March 2021)
Community Alliance / Medrwn Mon
Community Alliance is inviting local residents and groups to meet with Medrwn Mon to discuss new and exiting plans for the upcoming year. Click here for further details
Llanynghenedl Bus Shelter
We are pleased to announce that a new bus shelter has been erected in Llanynghenedl - another example of working in partnerhsip with Isle of Anglesey County Council for the benefit of the community.
Valley Flood Alleviation Scheme
Please follow the link to obtain further information on the proposed Valley Flood Alleviation Scheme for the Station Road and Field Street areas.
For information, there is a possibility that the furthest end of the public car park will be used for storage by the appointed contractors should the scheme proceed.
Valley Flood Alleviation Scheme
Notice of Conclusion of Audit 19-11-2020
Annual Return 31-03-20
Issues Arising Report 31-03-20
Publication of audited accounts for the year ended 31 March 2020
Regulation 15(5) of the Accounts and Audit (Wales) Regulations 2014 (as amended) requires that by 30 September 2020, Valley Community Council publish its accounting statements for the year ended 31 March 2020 together with any certificate, opinion, or report issued, given or made by the Auditor General.
The accounting statements in the form of an annual return have been published on the Council’s website. However, the accounts are published before the conclusion of the audit. Due to the impact of COVID-19, the Auditor General has not yet issued an audit opinion.
Rubbish and Dog Fouling Parc Mwd
Parc Mwd is a valuable community asset in Valley and it is disappointing that some of those who use it opt to leave rubbish around the park together with dog mess.
We would respectfully request park users to ensure that they place their rubbish/dog mess in the bins by the pavilion or, in the event that the bins are full, take it home with them.
Thank you..
Local Democracy and Boundary Commission - Consultation Notice
Notice of Conclusion of Audit for the year ending 31-03-19
Notice is hereby given that the audit for the year ended 31 March 2018 was completed on 27 September 2018 and the accounts are now available for inspection by local electors in accordance with Section 29 of the Public Audit (Wales) Act 2004. [ view the accounts ]
Valley Village History
Research into the origins of the name of this village was started by the late Rev. R Hughes of Coedlys, Valley. The research was done for the year of the Royal National Eisteddfod, which was to be held locally.
The Rev. Hughes started his research by looking into the parish history. The parish is the parish of Llanynghenedl from whence the Community Council carried its name until a few years ago, even though the village of Valley is many times bigger than the village of Llanynghenedl. Enghendl was a saint who lived in the fifth century and it is thought that the second church at Llanynghenedl was built on the site of the first church. This second church has since been pulled down and the stones taken to RAF Valley for the erection of the church there.
Owen Jones, 'Melidwy Môn', referring on several occasions to the Valley, stated that the name of the village was 'Faelwy' and not Valley as it is presently known. Robert Pierce of Criglas who died in 1881 ages 86 years, an alderman and a local administrator, stated that during the construction of the road from Menai Bridge to Holyhead, a distance of some eighteen and a half miles, the road reached the cob. A small hill was encountered through which a cutting had to be made. On either side of this cutting were areas called 'Glan-Môr Tŷ Coch' and on the northern side, where it is now commonly called Gorad, were land called Castell Llyffant.
One could expect that Telford and his men could not pronounce these names and, after completing the cutting they called area 'Valley', in accordance with the new geography. This particular area since became known as 'Hen Valley' and the main village 'Valley'. This puts the name as originating about the year 1822.
Abstracted from Valley, memories of a growing village with permission from J. Alun Shorney
