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Ceredigion County Council will be resurfacing of roads within Llanrhystud, from the Memorial Hall to the northern 40 mph gateway. Work will be carried out overnight and will involve road closures between 19:00 – 06:00 on 7/9/26 to 18/9/26, though not on Saturday or Sunday. Part of the work will Read more…

Following enquiries made by Cllr. Gwyn W. Evans, after reports of sewage being released from the sewage works, the following response was received from Welsh Water… Dear Cllr Evans, Thank you for your follow-up regarding reports of suspected wastewater at Llanrhystud beach. Investigation FindingsFollowing the sensor alert, our operational teams Read more…

Llanrhystud Community Council have been successful in applying for a grant from Ceredigion Community Council towards new play equipment for the playground. Work to install the new play equipment will take place over the coming weeks and as a result, the playground will need to be closed temporarily to the Read more…

Following on from the public consultation held in Llanrhystud Memorial Hall towards the end of 2025 (link), a website has been built to summarise the information. Follow the link below to visit the website: Ceredigion Placemaking Project

Ceredigion County Council give notification that the B4337 & C1127 roads will be closed for traffic calming works during the following dates and times: It is recommended to use the following alternative routes:

Llanrhystud Community Council are looking for a contractor to carry out maintenance work in the playground in Cae Ceredig. Follow the link below for more information. Llanrhystud Community Council will be looking to agree a contract by Spring 2026.

A report was received from Ceredigion County Council following a road safety inspection relating to the proposed work on traffic calming measures along the B4337 – follow the link below to view the report.

Ceredigion County Councils Public Rights of Way team have launched a new volunteer scheme known as ‘Trail Champions.’ The purpose of Trail Champions is to help support and maintain existing Public Rights of Way across Ceredigion, including footpaths and bridleways, along with implementing vegetation management methods that will help improve Read more…