Chief Officer, Children and Young People at Monmouthshire County Council Enjoying life in Abergavenny, happy between Monmouth and Brecon, Mountains and rivers
A UK Government / Wales Government alert is very rare. I think we all know we are in a very serious position with wildfires across the country. It’s hard enough now, let’s not add to it. A bit of personal responsibility applied by everyone will make a massive difference.
O ganlyniad i rybudd tywydd coch am wres eithafol, bydd pob Canolfan Ailgylchu Gwastraff y Cartref ar gau ddydd Mercher 24 Mehefin a dydd Iau 25 Mehefin.
Os oedd gennych archeb ar y dyddiadau hyn, a wnewch chi ail-archebu. Rydym yn gobeithio ailagor ddydd Gwener 26 Mehefin.
Due to red weather warning for extreme heat, all Household Waste Recycling centres will be closed on Wednesday 24 June and Thursday 25 June.
If you had a booking on these days, please re-book. We hope to be open again on Friday 26 June.
Many seats at the Senedd election will be decided by very fine margins. Postal votes will be key. Leave sending yours back until the last minute and you are running a risk about it getting in on time to be counted.
Return postal votes as soon as you can - make your vote count🗳️
I wish I wasn’t posting this, I really do. This could be a Monmouthshire wide event or more focussed - we don’t know yet. For those of you in regularly hit areas, I would encourage you to do some preparation and follow the @NatResWales website for updates.
Things don’t look great on the weather front for a couple of days.MCC teams are stood up and meeting with partner agencies throughout tomorrow. I’ve heard several residents / businesses say recently that they don’t know where to look for flood warning information-detail attached
⚠️ this is not a good look for south wales over the next 36 hours. In Monmouthshire, our teams are stood up, we are prepared.
If you are in a flood risk area,keep a regular check on @NatResWales website for alerts / warnings,prepare your property where you can, listen to advice
I picked up a stunning statistic today onthe flow rate of the River Monnow when it overtopped defences and flooded Monmouth. It usually has a flow rate of about 6 tonnes of water/second. It was running at 372 tonnes of water/second. That’s what 120mm of rain in short order can do
It’s been a bit of a day, with more difficult ones ahead for the residents and businesses of North Monmouthshire. I’m not a big fan of the River Monnow at the moment! Flooding is horrible. The community spirit in and around Abergavenny / Monmouth is so strong though.
Has your business been impacted by the floods in Monmouthshire? If you can get to Shire Hall for 3PM we can offer you some initial advice.
Will do something similar in Abergavenny asap.
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It is a privilege supporting @StJohnsAberdare through a period of transition. However, this is an exciting and unique opportunity for a talented individual to lead a school with infinite potential, with wonderful students and a dedicated staff. Download the pack to find out more
Enterprise matters. Entrepreneurs matters. I’m thrilled every business in @BlaenauGwentCBC gets the chance to join and compete against peers in @torfaencouncil & @MonmouthshireCC at this year’s Business Awards
Three Councils working together to promote and celebrate your success
MCC Sixth Forms … The Dream Team! 💪
Congratulations to all our students, we are very proud of you, and grateful to all teachers and families for supporting them so well! 👏