Read about the Aberithon Turbary Peatland Restoration Project.

A Natural Resources Wales Peatland Restoration Grant has help us undertake action to help this important local environmental asset. Please enjoy a visit to the Community Nature Reserve to see the results, dogs on leads welcome.

Read about the project in the following news pages:

Peatland project page 2

Peatland project page 3

Peatland project page 4

INVITATION TO TENDER

Newbridge-on-Wye Village Green Path Renovation closes 9th April 2026

See the invitation to tender and the tendering brief

News / Events

The next Ordinary Meeting is scheduled for 7pm on 21st April 2026 at Llanyre Church Hall.

However, meetings may be called at other times to deal with planning or other urgent issues.

Agenda

Meetings of the council are open to the public, except when very sensitive matters are being discussed. Llanyre Community Council meetings are open to everyone and you are welcome to express your views or ask questions. Please contact the Clerk if you would like to join a meeting remotely in order that a link may be arranged.

You can also write to us or email at any time or just speak directly to any of the elected Community Councillors.

What we do and what we did last year

Have a look at the

2024-25 Annual Report

TURBARY NEWS

At Aberithon Turbary our Peatland Restoration Project received funding from national Resources Wales you can read about the project on the Turbary News page

#Support Local Powys Campaign

Residents in Powys are being urged to support and shop locally wherever possible as part of a campaign launched by the county council.

#SupportLocalPowys

Have a look ot our recent Biodiversity Report. We were surprised when we looked back over the reporting periods how much had happened. Thank you so much to averyone who volunteered in practical ways and also supported project in other ways too.

2022 Llanyre Community Council Biodiversity Report

2025 Llanyre Community Council Biodiversity Report

We will publish an updated report at the end of 2025 - meanwhile take a walk around Aberithon Turbary in Newbridge where local volunteers have used funding from generous local people and organisations and a wonderful grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund to improve accessibility. More work will be underway in 2025 supported by funding from NRW to safeguard this special environment please visit to enjoy this and if you have some spare time perhaps volunteer to help too!

VACANT SEATS ON THE COMMUNITY COUNCIL

Notice to Co-opt a Community Councillor to fill a vacant seat in Newbridge-on-Wye

CORONAVIRUS (COVID 19)

Powys County Council - Coronavirus information

Welsh Government - Coronavirus information