LCC respectfully asks visitors to the recreation ground not to light BBQs. The ground is dry in the summer months, and the Park is next to the historic ancient Beech Woods. Yesterday, the fire brigade had to be called because someone had deposited two used BBQs in the plastic waste bin next to the wooden […]

🚜 Grass Cutting Contract Opportunity – Llangattock 🌿 Llangattock Community Council is inviting tenders for a 3-year grass cutting contract (2026–2029) covering the Recreation Ground and Cemetery. ✔ Regular mowing & strimming ✔ Biodiversity-friendly management (wildflower & no-mow areas) ✔ Immediate start 📅 Deadline: Friday 1st May 2026 📧 Request full details: Llangattockcc@gmail.com 📞 01873 […]

The kissing gate opposite the Usk Bridge and along the side of Llangattock Cemetery have been removed temporarily. The contractors, Alun Griffiths, tell us that this is to create an accessible route while the pavement is worked on in order to make it wider. While this phase of work is ongoing single-file traffic controlled by […]

The Council will consider applications received within the next 5 days due to maintaining services levels.

Please click the link below for information about the resurfacing works in Crickhowell which are likely to lead to significant disruption. https://traffic.wales/current-projects/crickhowell-phase-2-resurfacing-works-footway-and-drainage-improvements  

The roadworks at the bottom (northern) edge of Llangattock, will edge downhill in two stages over the course of the next week, with phase three, down to the Vine Tree junction, starting on the 20th March. These images have been provided by the contractor, Alun Griffiths, for information.

This information has just been passed to Llangattock Community Council by Alun Griffiths, the contractors who are carrying out the work on the pavements leading down to the Vine Tree starting this Thursday.  LCC has committed to passing on information to residents because disruption is expected.

A reminder that work will begin next week (from 23/2026) to turn the pavement from the edge of Llangattock Village down to Crickhowell into a shared-use walking and cycle route. This means there will be two-way traffic lights on Hillside Road, by the allotments. The work will be done in 150m stretches, working downhill to […]

Planned Road Closure in the middle of Llangattock next Monday and Tuesday (December 1st and 2nd) between 0930 and 1530 for BT Openreach. Please avoid the area and take alternative routes into and out of Crickhowell.

Apple Day returns this year - come along on Sunday and bring your apples and have some fun!

Crickhowell High School are running a series of events in the evenings of the last week of this half-term designed to let parents and carers know how to engage well in the consultation process. It’s particularly important that those families with primary-aged children participate. Primary aged children are more likely to be affected by future […]

Please get in touch if you would like to join the hub team.

More than sixty people came to Powys County Council’s workshop to discuss their active travel plans last Friday.  We knew that some people couldn’t make it, so we asked PCC to send us their drawings and survey form so that as many people as possible could look at them and send them feedback. You can […]

THIS EVENING: your chance to talk to highways officers about their ideas for reshaping roads in Llangattock to create safer walking and cycling routes through the village. This is best explained by them, in person, with maps, so please come to Llangattock Community Hall tonight from 5.15pm to 7.45pm. If you can't make it, ask […]

This is an incredibly important drop-in session for Llangattock. Powys County Council wants to speak to residents who live in or travel through the village, by car, bicycle, wheelchair, or on foot. Pram users, parents and children who walk to and from school are particularly welcome.  They want to chat about their ideas for changing […]

We are sorry to say that the toilets in Llangattock Recreation Ground are being regularly blocked with excessive amounts of toilet paper. The system is modern, checked recently and should be able to cope with normal usage. Getting them cleared is unpleasant and sometimes falls to Cllrs to do. If they can't be cleared easily, […]

It's that time of year again, please do get in touch with the Llangattock Community Education Trust for more information. Their contact details are on the attached poster.

Following the resignation Of Cllr Sam Ady, the Council has a new Casual Vacancy. If you would like further information please contact the Clerk on llangattockcc@gmail.com.

Below is the presentation given to a public meeting about a Llangattock Community Hub by Councillors and members of the new Llangattock Community Benefit Society. Click bottom left to advance the slides.  

The Audit Notice for 2024-2025 has been published today. If you have any queries please do contact the Clerk.

What could a Llangattock Community hub / cafe / shop be like? Come and help decide at a public meeting, 7.30pm Monday 23rd June 2025 at Llangattock Community Hall, Clos Ciliau, Llangattock NP8 1PH. Parking is limited, so please walk if you can. Tea/coffee will be provided.  

A casual vacancy has occured for the position of Councillor for the ward of Llangattock. We would welcome applications from Llangattock, but are very interested in those with either skills or specific interests in our vision or younger applicants. For more information please contact the Clerk on llangattockcc@gmail.com or 01873 770652.

Please come to this meeting to view and comment on the latest ideas to create a community hub/café and small shop at Llangattock Recreation Ground.  A small working group of residents and Councillors have created what they believe to be a viable plan, but the project will need community support. Come and see sketches of what it […]

This is the second meeting about whether Llangattock should have a hub/cafe/shop.  After the first one, last year, a working group of Councillors and residents was set up to examine the viability of the project.  At this meeting, you can see drawings showing what it could look like, where it could go, how it could […]

It's in. Green roof to follow. Our thanks to County Councillor Cllr Jackie Charlton for Llangattock and Llangynidr for her campaign to get a bus stop!

Llangattock Community Council is greatly concerned about the possibility of the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal running dry due to lack of water.  You can read more about this in a BBC by clicking on this link. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx208nj454ro There is a petition to the Welsh Parliament, and we urge residents to sign it and lobby their […]