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  1. Fishguard & Goodwick Greening Group

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    Plant Swap Saturday 17th May, Golden Mile Fishguard

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  3. MAYOR’S AWARD for OUTSTANDING CITIZEN OF THE YEAR 2025

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    Fishguard & Goodwick town Council are looking for nominations for this year’s Outstanding Citizen of the Year.

    Criteria: Local resident who has made an outstanding contribution to the communities of Fishguard and Goodwick during the current Civic Year (April 2024 to March 2025).

    Closing date for nominations is Monday 31st March, please send your name and contact details along with the name of nomination and reason for nomination to clerk@fishguardgoodwick-tc.gov.wales

  4. Road Closure Notification

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    A487 High Street Fishguard Toucan Crossing

    Monday 03rd March 2025 and Monday 14th April 2025 on the A487 Trunk Road within Fishguard, situated on High Street adjacent to Maesgwyn Road junction.

    Single lane closures with three way traffic signal on the A487 will be required to undertake the works. The traffic management will be implemented between 08:00 – 17:00 over the length of programme.

  5. E-Scooter Information

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    Police will be doing an operation targeting and seizing E-scooters soon.

  8. Guided walk for Art Afoot

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    Free guided walk of the Art Afoot / Celf ar Droed trail on Sunday 9th Feb starting at 2 pm from the Ocean lab, Goodwick.

  9. Public Consultation

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    Proposed Community Asset Transfer of Fishguard Town Hall from Pembrokeshire County Council to Fishguard & Goodwick Town Council

    Come along and have your say. If you can’t attend we still want your views so ask the Clerk for a questionnaire.

  10. Pembrokeshire County Council is entering a crucial phase in its budget setting process and members of the public are urged to get involved.

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    A budget consultation has been launched to help the Council understand what services are important to the public as the Local Authority faces difficult choices for 2025-26 and beyond.

    The funding gap for 2025-26 is estimated to be £34.1million, with potential for it to increase further.

    There are limited ways that the funding gap can be met:

    • Increase the rate of Council Tax charged (each 1% increase generates approximately £820,000 of additional income).
    • Change the way services are provided – (efficiency gains, reduce what Council does etc).
    • Increase the amount charged for some services

    You can give your views on the Council’s budget saving options by completing the online response form here: https://www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/have-your-say/budget-consultation-2025-26

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