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When and Where We Meet
The Council meets at 7pm in Committee Room A, County Hall every third Tuesday of the month except for August.

Can I Attend Council Meetings?
Meetings are open to everyone.

Your Concerns are Our Concerns
The Town Council's powers are limited, but it will take up and pursue any matters of importance to the Town and to those who live in it.

How to Become a Council Member
Elections are held every four years, the next being in May 2012. Nomination papers for prospective candidates will be available from the Clerk.

Town Council Local Attractions
Llandrindod Wells Town Council owns a number of local attractions including:
  • The Signal Box

    The Signal Box was originally located at the level crossing, Llandrindod Wells, and known as No 2 box.  It was dismantled and relocated to its present position on the station platform, formerly the site of the No 1 box.  British Rail handed it over to the Town Council at a ceremony during the Victorian Week in 1990.  Since then the Council has opened it for limited periods during the Summer months.  It is more than a hundred years old and contains, in exceptionally good condition, many of the original furnishings and machinery.  It is very popular with visitors, particularly during Victorian Week, and the many railway buffs arriving on the special steam trains.

       
    The signal box is open (admission free) to visitors from 11:00am to 3:00pm on selected days during 2008 as follows:

    Easter Opening Times
    Good Friday
    Easter Saturday
    Easter Monday

    From Spring Bank Holiday to end of September
    Fridays and Saturdays 
    Bank Holiday Mondays
    Every Day of Victorian Week
  • The Bandstand
  • The Oxford Road Playing Field
    This field was bought by the Council as a permanent playing field for the youth of the Town when the Primary School was closed and sold.
  • The Crabtree Green Allotment Gardens
    Allotments are available to rent.  Application forms can be obtained from the Clerk.
  • The Half-pipe Midi Ramp, Princes Avenue
  • The Aerial Slide, Princes Avenue

The Town Council's Footpaths Commitee is producing
Walking leaflets using public rights of way and some roads.
They are available from the TIC. To date they include:

A Town Walk - 2 mile circular walk within the town.
Howey Walk - 4½ mile circular walk.
Shaky Bridge Walk - 4½ mile circular walk.
New Woodland Walk - 4.5 mile circular walk.
Newbridge-on-Wye to Llandrindod Wells - 4.5 mile linear walk.

Supporting the Town and its People
The Town Council supports numerous voluntary groups and societies that enhance the social and cultural life of the Town including:

  • The Victorian Festival
  • The Town Trust
  • The Drama Festival
  • The People Connect News Sheet
  • The Llandrindod Eisteddford
  • The Pavilion and Albert Hall
  • The Children's Playgrounds

Associated Web Sites
Please browse the following web site for further information regarding Llandrindod Wells.