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FOREWORD DINAS POWYS VOLUNTARY CONCERN (DPVC) was established in 1971 as a registered charity to promote any charitable purpose for the benefit of people living in and around Dinas Powys. DPVC offers support to all voluntary organisations in the area, particularly those which provide services to the elderly, those with disabilities or those who suffer any other form of disadvantage.
DPVC also
provides and maintains a minibus which is adapted to the needs of people with disabilities and is used by a variety of other local organisations
runs a Good Neighbour Scheme which aims to help all members of the community who need assistance with shopping, changing library books,
collecting prescriptions, transport etc
maintains a Community Resource Centre
provides a range of support and information services including its newsletter DEPEND
provides free confidential help and information on a wide range of subjects relating to voluntary and statutory provision which may be useful to those in need
arranges fund raising and other community based events
offers a photocopying and desktop publishing service for members of the local community.
The DINAS POWYS COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE (CRC) was opened in 1993 and is based at Murchfield Community Hall, Sunnycroft Lane Tel. 029 2051 3700 email: [email protected]. Website: www.dpvc-dinaspowys.com The Community Resource Centre is open Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 12.30 pm. DPVC recruits and trains volunteers for its various activities. These activities include driving the minibus, providing transport to surgery or hospital, befriending and assisting in the office.
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CONTENTS History of Dinas Powys 4 Local amenities 5 Children/Youth - Plant/Ieuenctid 6 Community - Cymuned 7 Education Services for Adults - Gwasanaethau Addysg Oedolion 8 Health - Iechyd 8 Local, Regional and National Government – Llywodraeth Leol, Ranbarthol a Chenedlaethol 9 Places of Worship - Lleoedd Addoliad 11 Political Parties - Pleidiau Gwleidyddol 11 Schools - Ysgolion ......................................... 12 Senior Citizens - Henoed ............................... 12 Special Interest - Diddordeb Arbennig........... 13
Sport - Chwaraeon.......................................... 13 Women - Menywod........................................ 14 Useful Information - Gwybodaeth Defnyddiol 14 Local Walks and Map – Map Teithio Lleol 16 Map - Map 17 Map Index - Mynegfap 18 NB All Cardiff and District local telephone numbers are given without the STD code (029). All other numbers are given with the full code - eg Barry numbers are prefixed by 01446 The 2010 printed edition, and this electronic version, of the Community Directory is compiled by Dinas Powys Voluntary Concern and financed by Dinas Powys Community Council. We would like to thank all those who provided the information, which was collated by volunteers for Dinas Powys Voluntary Concern and understood to be correct at the time of going to press. We hope to update the contents of this digital version on a regular basis and are dependent upon organisations to inform us of any changes - preferably by email - [email protected]
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HISTORY
DINAS POWYS (Vale of Glamorgan) is a large village of about 8000 inhabitants, five miles from the Capital City of Cardiff and four miles from the town and port of Barry. The nearest town is the resort of Penarth, two miles away. It is believed that occupation of the area began in prehistoric times. Excavations have revealed evidence of a substantial Iron Age hill fort at the northern end of Cwm George which was occupied for many centuries until the Norman Conquest. Evidence of Roman occupation was confirmed by the finding of a Romano/British farmstead on the Common. Today the Norman occupation can be seen in the ruins of the castle built near the site of the Iron Age fort by Robert de Sumeri. He was granted the Lordship of Dinas Powys by Robert Fitzhamon, the Norman conqueror of Glamorgan. The Common, the Twyn, the remains of the mill and early cottages can still be seen in the old village centre (now a Conservation area) as evidence of medieval and early modern times. St. Andrew's Church, dating from the twelfth century, was the early focus of worship in common with the adjacent villages of Llandough, Michaelston-le-Pit and Sully which also have their medieval origins and churches. Until the late nineteenth century, the community numbering about four hundred people was largely employed in agriculture and associated trades on the farms and estates surrounding the village, the largest of which were owned by the joint Lords of the Manor, the Jenners of Wenvoe and the Lees of Dinas Powys. The opening of the railway station on the Barry Railway in 1888 enlarged horizons and led to a greater variety of employment and an increase in the population. After the Second World War, the industrial development of Barry and the need for more housing led to the building of housing estates in the Murch area east of the main road and railway. Development at Eastbrook and, by the 1970s, the estates of Valley View and Southra Park greatly expanded the size and population. A third shopping area and community facilities in the Murch provided another centre for the village. POPULATION AND EMPLOYMENT from 2001 CENSUS Over 60% of residents, aged 16 to 74, were in employment with most travelling to neighbouring towns to work. Among the 2.5% unemployed 26% were aged 50 or over, 11% had never worked and 28% were long term unemployed. In 2001, 19.5% of the residents were under 16 and 16.7% between 60 and 74 with 8.6% of 75 years or more. The average age of 41.6 years compares with that of 39.3 for the Vale of Glamorgan and 38.6 for England and Wales. In our community 13.3% provide unpaid care to family or neighbours compared with an average of 10% for England & Wales. The population was 97.6% white with a slightly higher number of residents of other ethnic groups than the average for England and Wales.
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LOCAL AMENITIES TRANSPORT Bus services connect the village with Cardiff, Barry and Penarth and rail services with Barry and Cardiff. There are two railway stations, Dinas Powys and Eastbrook. Eastbrook station is Park & Ride. The car is the chief means of transport and there is increasing traffic congestion within the village. The position of Dinas Powys on the A4055 road linking Cardiff and Barry has led to an increase in traffic, possibly 20,000 vehicles daily passing through the village. This volume is increasing the need for a bypass. SHOPS AND BUSINESSES Many long established village trades and businesses have been replaced by the service sector in the last thirty years. The majority of outlets are situated in the three main shopping areas of the old village Square (The Twyn), Cardiff Road and the Murch and comprise two post offices (with banking facility), two chemists, two supermarkets, two newsagents, one general mini-market, a delicatessen, a greengrocer, one butcher, two florists, a print shop, betting shop and funeral director, as well as other specialist shops. National Westminster is now the only bank and offers a counter service only, with the main branch in Penarth. There are four ATM cash points - one on Cardiff Road at garage, one at the village Post Office and two at the Parade in the supermarket and newsagent. There is one petrol filling station and one repair garage, two estate agents, four hairdressers/barbers, three beauty parlours - one for dogs only, six fast food outlets and a shop selling school uniforms. Three public houses serve the village, in the Twyn (Village Square), dating back to the seventeenth century. There is a restaurant in the old village, cafes and a garden centre in Sully Road. There is also a taxi service and milk deliveries. MEDICAL SERVICES The Health Centre on Cardiff Road is shared by five doctors in two practices, the Family Practice and the Group Practice. The nearest hospital is Llandough which includes care of the elderly, maternity, mental health and orthopaedic units. The Llandough and University Hospitals are managed as a single trust which includes community services. For minor accidents, outpatients can attend Barry Community Hospital but the main Accident & Emergency Centre is at the University Hospital of
Wales. There are two dental practices (non NHS) and one optician in the village.
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CHILDREN / YOUTH - PLANT / IEUENCTID PRE-SCHOOL GROUPS DINAS POWYS CHILDMINDING ASSOCIATION Murchfield Community Hall, Sunnycroft Lane Thursday & Friday 9.30 - 11.30 am Jane Sissons 2051 5157 & 078 007 340 24 ST PETER’S PRE-SCHOOL PLAYGROUP St Peter’s Church Hall, Mill Road Monday & Thursday 9.00am - 12 noon Tuesday & Friday 9.00am - 9am - 3 pm Marilyn Sadler 2051 3924 [email protected] SCALLYWAGS PARENTS AND TODDLERS GROUP Bethesda Chapel, Fairoaks Tuesday in term time 9.30 - 11.00 am Sian Jones 2051 3385 Sarah Deans 07765 992 741 TI A FI (Welsh Mothers & Toddlers) Kynance Hall, Methodist Church, The Common Friday 9.30 - 11.0am Elinor Elias Jones 2051 2405 TIDDLYWINKS (Baptist Church) Scout Hall, Highwalls Road Friday 1.45 - 2.45pm Karen Dean 2053 0231
SCHOOL AGE ACTIVITIES Scout Hall, Highwalls Road
BEAVERS, CUBS AND SCOUTS Group Scout Leader Colin Turner 2051 3316 [email protected] St Peters Church Hall, Mill Road
RAINBOWS AGE 5-7 1ST DINAS POWYS
Tuesday
Contact 07765513424
BROWNIES AGE 7-10 4TH DINAS POWYS
Wednesday
Contact 07765513424
GUIDES AGE 10-14 6TH DINAS POWYS
Thursday
Contact 07765513424
Scout Hall, Highwalls Road
BROWNIES AGE 7-10 1ST DINAS POWYS
Thursday
Contact 07765513424
Eastbrook Methodist Church,
Chapel Close
BROWNIES AGE 7-10 6TH DINAS POWYS
Monday
Contact 07765513424
BOYS' BRIGADE 1st Dinas Powys with Penarth Boys' Brigade Albert Road Methodist Church, Penarth Age 5 - 8 at 6.00 - 7.30 pm Age 8 -11 at 6.45 - 8.15 pm Age 11 -15 at 8.15 pm - 9.45 pm David Hurman 2051 3466
GIRLS' BRIGADE 1st Dinas Powys Kynance Hall, Methodist Church, The Common Age 5 – 11 on Monday 6.00 - 7.30 pm Age 11 and over on Monday 7.30 – 9.00 pm Joy Jones 2051 5213
BETHESDA CHAPEL - Fairoaks www.bethesdachapel.com DISCOVERERS INC Age 3 - 7 and 7 - 11 Meet during Sunday family service 11.00 am Sarah & David Deans 07765 992 741 YPF - YOUNG PEOPLE'S FELLOWSHIP 11 years+ Sunday 7.45 – 9.00 pm Matthew Lewis 2051 3183 YOUTHQUAKE 11 – 17 years: Friday 7.30 – 9.30 pm Sharon Wilson 2051 3401 THE FRIDGE Age 15 - 18 years Wednesday 7.30 - 9.30 pm John Lewis 07869 018 480
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EGLWYS ANNIBYNNOL BETHEL Plassey Street, Penarth Ysgol Sul 10.45 am Ysgrifennydd Alun Daniel 2051 5519 ST PETER'S CHURCH IN WALES Mill Road SUNDAY SCHOOL 3 - 12 years 10.15 am or Family service – first Sunday in month Rev Huw Rhydderch 2051 2555 YOUTH - ONE TO ONE (Baptist Church) Age 12+ The Cabin, Hebron Hall Tuesday 7.30 - 9.30pm Roger Drake 2051 2231 VALE OF GLAMORGAN YOUTH SERVICE Age 11 - 17 Murchfield Community Hall Monday & Thursday 6.00 - 10.00 pm Sports activities and project work Andy Borsden 2019 0003 JUNIOR FOOTBALL 7 - 18 years Ray Davies 2051 4481 MINI RUGBY SECTION Under 16 years Sunday 10.30 am Dinas Powys Rugby Club, The Common Cameron McKay 2051 3276 PONY CLUB (Dinas Powys Branch) P Roberts 2053 0247 www.pcuk.org/dinaspowis
COMMUNITY- CYMUNED
CHRISTIAN AID Cardiff Office 2084 4646 DINAS POWYS AND MICHAELSTON-LE-PIT CIVIC SOCIETY D Watts 2051 4066 DINAS POWYS VOLUNTARY CONCERN Open weekdays 9.30 am - 12.30 pm Murchfield Community Hall, Sunnycroft Lane , CF64 4QQ 2051 3700 Email: [email protected]
DINAS POWYS VILLAGE SHOW Annual - Produce, Flowers, Crafts, etc Val Hartrey 2051 3274 HEBRON HALL CHRISTIAN CENTRE Cross Common Road 2051 5665 [email protected] NATIONAL TRUST Parish Hall, Dinas Powys Last Friday of Feb, March, Oct & Nov Liz Capper NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH Chris Bee 2051 5712 [email protected] OASIS COFFEE SHOP Bethesda Chapel, Fairoaks Monday 10.00 am - Noon Thursday 10.00 am - Noon, 2.00 - 4.00 pm Saturday 10.00 am - Noon Saturday 10am - Noon Joy Reed 2051 3427 PACT (Polioe & Community Together) Bethesda Chapel . Alternative Months from January. 7.00 pm Contact: Community Police 07805 301 394 PROBUS Geoffrey Winter 2051 2394 ROTARY CLUB OF DINAS POWYS Golf Club, Old Highwalls Thursday 7.30 pm Dennis O’Shea 2051 3854 ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION DINAS POWYS Branch Diane Balch 2051 3515 ROYAL BRITISH LEGION Chair Lynne Johanson 2051 3734
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EDUCATION SERVICES FOR
ADULTS
GWASANAETHAN ADDYSG OEDOLION
PENARTH COMMUNITY LEARNING SERVICE St Cyres Close, Penarlh Heather Todd-Bennett Community Education Officer 2070 1569
VALEPLUS Learning and leisure service for young adults with learning difficulties. Monday - Saturday 01446 746 691
HEALTH IECHYD
EMERGENCIES - For AMBULANCE, COASTGUARD, FIRE or POLICE Dial 999 or 112
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 01792 301907 - 24hr advice
CHEMISTS T. H. & L. Jones, Cardiff Road 2051 5678 Murch Pharmacy, Camms Comer, 2051 2279
COMMUNITY HEALTH COUNCIL 2 Stanwell Road, Penarth. 2035 0677 and 2035 0611
CROSSROADS IN THE VALE (EMI) West House, Stanwell Road, Penarth 2070 0057 [email protected]
DENTAL SURGEONS Mr Tim Mills, 1 Castle Court 2051 2646 Mr David Woodsford, 60 Greenfield Avenue 2051 5151
DENTAL EMERGENCY NHS SERVICE NB Contact your own dentist first Riverside HC, Wellington Street, Cardiff Monday – Friday, Office hours 2019 0175 Dental Hospital Evening and Weekend 2056 6980
THE HEALTH CENTRE - 75 Cardiff Road The Family Practice: Drs Llewellyn and Cherry 2051 5455
The Group Practice: Drs Thomas, Reynolds & Cox 2051 2293
Health Visitors 2051 3732
District Nurse Control 2044 4501 HOSPITALS
Barry Hospital, Colcot Road 01446 704 000 Monday to Friday: 9.00 am – 4.00 pm only - includes Minor Casualty, Dentist and Chiropodist Llandough Hospital 2071 1711
Rookwood Hospital 2056 6281
Spire Hospital, Pentwyn 2073 5515
University Hospital of Wales 2074 7747 includes ACCIDENT AND EMERGENCY
Velindre Hospital 2061 5888
Whitchurch Hospital 2069 3191 OPTICIANS Evans, Hailes & Dean 12 Cornerswell Road, Penarth 2070 3741
Davies & Jones, Optometrists, 84 Cardiff Road 2051 4089
NATIONAL OSTEOPOROSIS SOCIETY National Helpline 0845 450 0238
PODIATRIST (Chiropody) The Vale Foot Clinic 1 Castle Court 2051 2646
REYNAUD'S & SCLERODERMA ASSOCIATION (RSA) Patricia Campbell 2051 2344 www.raynauds.org.uk
SOUTH GLAMORGAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE DEAF Edward Jenkins 2051 3416
STROKE SUPPORT GROUP (PENARTH AND DISTRICT) Trinity Centre, Woodland Place, Penarth lst & 3rd Thursdays in each month 5.30 - 7.30 pm. Transport available Penny Ann Evans 2051 2105
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LOCAL, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL GOVERNMENT LLYWODRAETH LEOL, RANBARTHOL, A CHENEDLAETHOL
Dinas Powys Community Council has sixteen Councillors. .The Clerk's office is in the Parish Hall, Britway Road. Michaelston Community Council represents part of Pen-y-turnpike Road and the villages of Michaelston-le-Pit and Leckwith . Clerk: Roy Skelton 2070 2866 Four Councillors represent Dinas Powys on the Vale of Glamorgan Council, which covers Penarth, Barry and the Vale, as far west as the outskirts of Bridgend. Dinas Powys is within the Vale of Glamorgan Parliamentary Constituency and the South Wales Central Region for the Welsh Assembly and the European Parliament.
DINAS POWYS COMMUNITY COUNCIL CYNGOR CYMUNED DINAS POWYS Community Council Office, Parish Hall, 2 Britway Road CF64 4AF Clerk: 2051 3114 Email: [email protected] www.dinas powys.org Responsibilities – Allotments, Cemetery management, Commons and Open Spaces, Planning, Footpaths (excluding maintenance), Parish & Lee Halls and Dinas Powys play areas on the Common.
VALE OF GLAMORGAN COUNCIL CYNGOR BRO MORGANNWG Contact One Vale 01446 700111 Emergency 01446 747 874 Children emergency 2078 8570 [email protected] www.valeofglamorgan.gov.uk
Departmental Responsibilities: Chief Executive, Legal, Public Protection, Finance, ICT & Property, Education & Lifelong Learning – including Libraries and Adult Education The Civic Offices, Holton Road, Barry CF63 4RU Economic Development & Leisure: Planning & Transportation - including School Transport and Road Safety, Social services Docks Office, Subway Road, Barry CF63 4RT Visible Services including waste collection, recycling, parks and grounds maintenance, play areas, traffic management, highway development, street lighting, building maintenance, public toilets, car parks, coastal protection, beach
management and street care.
The Alps, Wenvoe CF5 6AA
Children & Family Services
Haydock House, 1 Holton Road,
Barry CF63 4HA
Housing & Community Safety
2-8 Holton Road, Barry CF63 4HD
DINAS POWYS COMMUNITY
COUNCILLORS
CYNGHORWYR CYMUNED DINAS
POWYS
DINAS POWYS WARD COUNTY COUNCILLORS
Chris Franks 2051 3046
Mrs Val Hartrey 2051 3274
Keith Hatton 2051 4173
Chris Williams 2051 4166
CROSS COMMON WARD
Ms. Carolyn Mirza-Davies 2051 3686
Steve Thomas 2051 5764
John Huw Williams 2051 3620
Chris Williams 2051 4166
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EASTBROOK WARD
Mike Hartrey 2051 3274
Mrs Val Hartrey 2051 3274
Keith Hatton 2051 4173
Mrs Margaret Randall 2051 4240
MURCH WARD
John Fanshaw 2051 4188
Mrs Janie Jones 2051 2986
Mrs Rosanne Reeves 2051 5014
Chris Franks 07725 497 423
TWYN WARD
Mrs Margaret Hayley 2051 2234
Robert Foxwell 2051 5428
Vince Driscoll 07723 038 852
Andy Robertson 2051 5578
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF WALES
CYNULLIAD CENEDLAETHOL
CYMRU
Cardiff Bay, Cardiff CF99 1NA
0845 0105 500
WELSH ASSEMBLY GOVERNMENT
http://wales.gov.uk
Welsh 0300 060 4400 or 0845 010 4400
English 0300 060 3300 or 0845 010 3300
To contact ministers - write to -
WAG, Ty Hywel, Cardiff Bay, CF99 1NA
ASSEMBLY MEMBER - VALE OF GLAMORGAN Jane Hutt - at Assembly 2089 8469 Office - 15 High Street, Barry. CF62 7DT 01446 740 918 Email: [email protected]
REGIONAL ASSEMBLY MEMBERS SOUTH WALES CENTRAL ELECTORAL REGION
Andrew R T Davies 2089 8370 [email protected] John Dixon 2089 8345 [email protected] David Melding 2089 8328 [email protected] Leanne Wood 2089 8627 [email protected]
MP for VALE OF GLAMORGAN Alun Cairns MP at House of Commons, London SW1 1AA Constituency Office 29 High Street, Barry. CF62 7EB 01446 403 814 [email protected]
MEMBERS OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT John Bufton: UKIP Wales, 1 Caspian Point, Pierhead Street, Cardiff Bay 2044 4060 [email protected] Jill Evans: 45 Gelligalad Road, Ystrad, Rhondda Cynon Taff, CF41 7RO 01443 441 395 [email protected] Kay Swinburne: 4 Penlline Road, Cardiff, CF14 2XS 2061 6031 [email protected] Derek Vaughan: Transport House, 1 Cathedral Road, Cardiff CF111 9SD 2022 7660 [email protected]
PLACES OF WORSHIP LLEOEOD ADDOLIAD BETHESDA CHAPEL Fairoaks Roger Newberry 2051 2665 John Foote 2051 3475
DINAS POWYS BAPTIST CHURCH Meets at St Cyres School- Dinas Powys site Sunday 10.30 am Steve Davies 2051 2864 DINAS POWYS METHODIST CHURCH The Common Sunday 10.30am Rev Jon Atkinson 2051 2962
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WESLEY GUILD, Kynance Hall, The Common Alternate Thursday 2.30 pm (October - ApriI) Olwen Coombes 2051 3496
EASTBROOK METHODIST CHURCH Chapel Row, Eastbrook Sunday 10.30 am Rev Teddy Kalongo 2071 2199
EBENEZER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Highwalls Road Rev A. M. Pearoe 2051 3137 EGLWYS ANNIBYNNOL BETHEL Plassey Street, Penarth Ysgnfennydd Mr A|un Daniel 2070 8591 RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS) Meet at The Kymin, Beach Road, Penarth Sunday, 10.30 am Zèlie Gross 2071 2199 ST ANDREW MAJOR - CHURCH IN WALES St Andrews Road, St Andrews Major ST PETER’S - CHURCH IN WALES MIII Road, Dinas Powys Rector Rev Huw Rhydderch 2051 2555 ST MlCHAEL AND ALL ANGELS CHURCH IN WALES Michaelston-le-Pit Rector Rev Huw Rhydderch 2051 2555 ST MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Edith Road Father Joseph Boardman The Presbytery 2070 8247 email: [email protected] Elfed Jones (Deacon) 0795 001 3224 EmaiI: [email protected] SALVATION ARMY Plassey Street, Penarth 2070 0858 SOUL in DINAS Church social action group Steve Davies 2051 2864 Matt Guy 2051 4987
POLITICAL PARTIES - PLEIDIAU GWLEIDYDDOL
DINAS POWYS CONSERVATIVE BRANCH 2nd Tuesday monthly 7.30 pm Henry Stephens 2051 2329 DINAS POWYS & WENVOE LABOUR PARTY Old Library, Parish Hall - 3rd Thursday monthly 7.30 pm Terry Davies 2051 2100 PLAID CYMRU - DINAS POWYS BRANCH Old Library, Parish Hall, 1st Thursday monthly 7.30 pm Janie Jones 2051 2986
SCHOOLS - YSGOLION ASHGROVE SCHOOL (for autistic children) Sully Road, Penarth Head teacher: Mr Chris Britten 2070 4212 BISHOP OF LLANDAFF CHURCH IN WALES HIGH SCHOOL Rookwood Close, Llandaff Cardiff Head teacher: Rev Chris Hollowood 2056 2485 DINAS POWYS INFANT SCHOOL Cardiff Road Head teacher: Mrs Julie Thompson 2051 2151 MAES DYFAN SPECIAL SCHOOL (for children with moderate or severe learning difficulties) Gibbonsdown Rise, Barry Head teacher: Mrs lorylle Aubrey 01446 732 112
MURCH JUNIOR SCHOOL Fairoaks Head teacher: Mr Derek Thomas 2051 2354
ST ANDREWS MAJOR CHURCH IN WALES PRIMARY SCHOOL St Andrews Road Head teacher: Mrs Susan Jordan 2051 3089
ST CYRES COMPREHENSI\/E SCHOOL St Cyres Road, Penarth Head teacher: Dr Jonathan Hicks 2070 8706 Lower School, Murch Lane 2051 2113
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ST JOSEPH'S RC PRIMARY SCHOOL Sully Road, Penarth and Joe’s Holiday Club - 079 20 055 234 Head teacher: Mr Gareth Rein 2070 2864 STANWELL COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOL Archer Road, Penarth 2070 7633 Acting Head teacher: Mr Alec Lewis ST RICHARD GWYN RC HIGH SCHOOL Argae Lane, Barry Head teacher: Mr M Clinch 01446 729 250 YSGOL ERWR DELYN RESIDENTIAL & DAY SCHOOL (for pupils with physical and Iearning disabilities) St Cyres Road, Penarlh, CF64 2WR Head teacher: Mr Mike Farrell 2040 5499 YSGOL GYFUN BRO MORGANNWG (Comprehensive) 'Ysgol y Fro’, Colcot Road, Barry Head teacher: Dr Dylan Jones 01446 450 280 YSGOL PEN Y GARTH (Primary) Redlands Road, Penarth Head teacher: Mrs Iona Edwards 2070 0262
SENIOR CITIZENS - HENOED AGE UK (Cymru) formerly Help the Aged and Age Concern Extensive advice for the elderly 2043 1555 BETHEL HOUSE Christian Residential Home for the Elderly Hebron Hall, Cross Common Road Janet Saunders 2051 3162 [email protected] COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH TEAM for older people and those of any age with diagnosed dementia. 2071 3770 CONTACT THE ELDERLY - Dinas Powys Friendship Group Frail elderly - meet monthly on Sunday afternoon in volunteers' homes Vanessa Powell - 01633 411 213 DINAS POWYS (WRVS) LUNCHEON
CLUB Lee Hall, Britway Road Friday lunchtime - for the elderly housebound Mari Evans 2051 3113 Val Turner 2051 3316 MEALS ON WHEELS Gardenhurst Holmesdale Place, Penarlh 2071 1555 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB Murchfield Community Hall, Sunnycroft Lane 2.00 – 4.00 pm Rene Gannon 2051 3402
SPECIAL INTEREST - DIDDORDEB ARBENNIG
BETHESDA COMMUNITY CHOIR Bethesda Chapel, Fairoaks Monday 8.00 – 10.00 pm Mark Thompson 2051 5779
CYMDElTHAS GYMRAEG – DINAS POWYS - WELSH SOCIETY St Peter’s Hall, Mill Road lris Cobbe 2051 3413 DINAS POWYS ART GROUP Dinas Powys Golf Club Monday 2.30 - 4.30 pm & 7.30 - 9.30 pm Jill Gee 2051 5363 DINAS POWYS LOCAL HlSTORY SOCIETY Kynance Hall, Methodist Church, The Common 2nd Tuesday 7.30 pm April - October Betty Williams 2051 3524 DINAS POWYS ORCHESTRA Lee Hall, Britway Road Sunday 3.00 pm (Autumn to Spring) Edward Evans 2070 4195 orchestra@adevans>uklinex.net DINAS POWYS PLAYERS Old Library, Parish Hall, Britway Road Wednesday 8.00 pm Pam Warne 2051 2868 Sue Gibbons 2051 3524
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FOOTPATHS WARDEN Please contact: Cllr Val Hartrey 2051 3274 Cllr Geraint Thomas 2051 5278
PENARTH & DISTRICT RAMBLERS Lorraine Davies 01446 407595
SPORT - CHWARAEON
DINAS POWYS ATHLETIC (RFC) CLUB Secretary Neil Thomas 07900 432 941
BADMINTON CLUBS Murchfield Community Hall, Sunnycroft Lane Tuesday 8.00 - 10.00 pm Ann Grey 2051 3900 Sunday 7.00 - 9.00 pm Penny Williams 2051 5076
LADlES' BADMINTON Parish Hall, Britway Road Friday 2.00 pm Mrs Fowler 2051 5017
MURCH BOWLING CLUB Club House, Sunnycroft Lane Eileen Carryer 2051 5568
DINAS POWYS BOWLING CLUB The Pavilion, St Andrews Road 2051 2131 John Armstrong 2030 8161
INDOOR BOWLS CLUB Parish Hall, Britway Road Jennifer Morgan 01446 412 976
DINAS POWYS CRICKET CLUB The Common Chairman: Simon Hiscocks 01446 722 054 DINAS POWYS FOOTBALL CLUB [email protected] Michael Lambert 01656 872 032
ST ANDREWS MAJOR GOLF CLUB ‘ Coldbrook Road East 01446 722227
DINAS POWYS GOLF CLUB Highwalls Road Secretary Ginny Golding 2051 2727
DINAS POWYS RIDING FOR THE DISABLED Pat Welsh 2051 3811
DINAS POWYS SWIMMING CLUB Hebron Hall, Cross Common Road W Orpin 2051 3627 D Virgin 2070 4970
DINAS POWYS TENNIS CLUB The Common 2051 2163
WELSH CONTACT KARATE ASSOCIATION D. Hughes 01446 402402
DINAS POWYS RUGBY CLUB Secretary: Cameron Mackay 2051 2642
WOMEN - MENYWOD DINAS POWYS WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Lee Hall, Britway Road 1st Tuesday monthly (except August) 7.30 pm Maureen Mullan 2051 3249
HOMEMAKERS Ebenezer Presbyterian Church, Highwalls 1st Thursday monthly 7.30 pm Pam Hickey 2051 3381
LAD|ES’ COFFEE MORNING Bethesda Chapel, Fairoaks Wednesday 10.30 am Shirley Lewis 2051 4353 Gill Osborne 2051 3376
LADlES’ OWN Bethesda Chapel, Fairoaks Tuesday 2.15 - 3.15 pm Marion Morse 2051 2476 Jean Reid 2051 2718 [email protected]
MOTHERS’ UNION St Peters Church in Wales, Mill Road 1st Monday monthly 2.30 pm Jennifer Leggat 2051 3582
ST PETER’S WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP St Peter's Church in Wales, Mill Road 2nd Tuesday monthly 7.45 pm Beattie French 2051 2544 [email protected] UNION OF CATHOLIC MOTHERS St Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Edith Road
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Alternate Wednesdays 8 - 10 pm Maureen Mullan 2051 3249
WOW (WOMEN ON WEDNESDAY) Kynance Hall, Methodist Church The Common 1st Wednesday monthly 7.30 pm Miriam Evans 2051 3976
USEFUL INFORMATION - GWYBODAETH DEFNYDDIOL
NB Many other useful numbers can also be found at the front of your telephone directory 0800 numbers are free
EMERGENCIES/ARGYFYNGAU For AMBULANCE, COASTGUARD, FIRE or POLICE dial 999 or dial 112
EMERGENCY enquiries Electricity 0800 052 0400 Gas 0800 111 999 Sewerage 0800 085 3968 Water 0800 052 0130
AIRPORT - CARDIFF WALES 01446 711 711
CAR SERVICING AND REPAIRS Andrew Wilson Motors 2051 3120
CHILDLINE Counselling 24 hours 0800 1111 Child Protection NSPCC Helpline for advice, information, referrals 24 hours 0800 800 500
CITIZENS' ADVICE BUREAUX Vale of Glamorgan 08444 772 020 Drop in service at West House Cottage, Stanwell Road, Penarth Thursday 9.30 - 1.30 am & 1.00 – 3.00 pm
CONSUMER DIRECT (Advice & trading standards) 2039 7781
CRIMESTOPPERS For collated information regarding crime 0800 555 111 DOG WARDEN Council Animal Pound 2071 1243
LIBRARIES Dinas Powys Library, Fairoaks 2051 2556 FAX 2051 5980
Cardiff Central Library 2038 2116 Penarth Library 2070 8438 Barry Library 01446 709 737
MALICIOUS & NUISANCE CALLS Speak to a BT operative150 or 0800666700
NEWSPAPERS Barry & District News & Penarth Times 01446 733456 Barry Gem 01446 774 484 South Wales Echo & Western Mail 2022 3333
POLICE South Wales 01446 734 451 or dial 101 to report non urgent problem Community Police Officer 07584 770 911 Community Police Support 07805 301 394
POST OFFICES The Twyn (Square) - in old village 2051 3192 The Murch - Camms Comer 2051 3298
REGISTRAR - BIRTHS, DEATHS & MARRIAGES 01446 709 490
SAMARITANS 2034 4022
SOCIAL SERVICES General Enquiries Vale of Glamorgan Council 01446 700 111 Out of Hours Emergency only 01446 747 874 Children's Social Services 01446 725 202
Elderly & EMI: Gardenhurst, Holmesdale Place, Penarth 2071 1555
TRANSPORT BUSES Concessionary bus passes 01446 700 111 Traveline Cymru- general enquiries 08712 002 233 Cardiit Bus 2066 6444 EST Bus Ltd 01446 773 333 First Cymru 01792 572 255 National Express 08705 808 080 Veolia Transport 01446 722 800
RAIL Enquiries (times & fares) 02072 785 240 First Great Western 08457 000 125 Arriva Trains Wales 2072 0500
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TAXI Bay Cars 2035 0350 Black Cab Co 2034 3343 B-Line Taxis 2071 1144 K-Tax 2070 6359
VETS Park Vets, Penarth 2070 3952 Penarth Pet HC, Penarth 2035 0095 PDSA 238 Bute Street, Cardiff 2048 0990
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