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Town Council Donations 2017/18

Mayor, Cllr Philip Stevens presented a cheque of £400.00 to Blue Phoenix Chldren's Marching Jazz Band. This was a donation to assist with costs of transport for competitions.

Mayor, Cllr Philip Stevens, presented a cheque of £400.00 to 3rd Caldicot Brownies. This was a donation to assist with costs of a pack trip for the brownies.

Mayor, Cllr Philip Stevens, presented a cheque of £5,000 to Cllr Alun Lloyd, Caldicot Town Council's Representative for Caldicot Youth Group. This was a donation to help the Youth Group continue to deliver services to the children of Caldicot.

Mayor, Cllr P Stevens, Presented a cheque for £10,000 to Mr Brian Counsel of Monmouthshire Citizens Advise Bureau. This was a donation to assist the CAB in continuing to deliver an excellent service to the residents of Caldicot and Monmouthshire.

Mayor, Cllr Philip Stevens, presented a cheque of £500.00 to 2nd Caldicot Scouts. this was a donation to assist with costs for a Scouts trip to Ypres.

Mayor, Cllr Philip Stevens, presented a cheque of £500.00 to Severn Area Rescue Association (SARA). This was a donation to help purchase a new vehicle to assist with search and rescue operations.

Mayor, Cllr Philip Stevens, presented a cheque of £200 to Caldicot Library. This was a donation to fund prizes for the Summer Reading Challenge 2017.

Mayor, Cllr Philip Stevens presents a donation of £1000 to Rachel Nee, Treasurer and Cadet Silcox. This donation was to assist the Air Training Corps in purchasing new equipment.

Mayor, Cllr Philip Stevens is presented a photograph of World War Two veterans from Caldicot at a Coming Home party in 1945. The Mayor thanked Cllr D Ashwin for his efforts in finding many of the names for those in the photograph.

Two representatives of iNeed attended Caldicot Town Council meeting on Wednesday 27^th September and presented to Town Council.

iNeed thanked Town Council for the support over the past 18 months, particularly after the charity did not have a base and allowing use of the compound building for storage and sorting of items. The charity had sent 3 huge containers to Syria and collaborated with a Cardiff group.

iNeed were continuing their work, from a temporary base in Chepstow and again thanked Town Council.

In recognition of Town Council support, for iNeed refugee support, representatives presented the Mayor with a copy of a picture, part of an art exhibition ‘from Syria with love’ which had been produced by a young Syrian child living in a refugee camp in Lebanon.

The picture will be displayed in Caldicot Town Council building.

Best Kept Garden Competition & Citizens Awards 2017

Winner of Best Kept Allotment - Plot 2 Oakley Way

Dewsow Ward & Overall Best Kept Garden Winner - 16 Park Road

Winner Best Kept Garden Castle Ward - 29 Elan Way

Citizens Award Recipient - Jerry Thomas

Citizens Award Recipient - Steve Cooper

Citizens Award Recipient - Martin Lewis (Accepted by J Williams on behalf of Mr Lewis)

Citizens Award Recipient - Martin Lewis (J Williams presenting the award to Mr Lewis)

Winner Best Kept Garden Severn Ward - 110 Mill Lane

Citizens Award Recipient - Cathy Edwards

Citizens Award Recipient - David Kirton

Citizens Award Recipient - Jennifer Hancock

Best Kept Business Premises Winner - Ian Watts & Son

Mayor, Cllr P Stevens with St John's Ambulance Representatives

Mayor, Cllr P Stevens with Aneurin Bevan Health Board Representatives

Mayor, Cllr P Stevens and Deputy Mayor Cllr O Edwards with representatives of CARIAD

Past Mayor, Cllr D Evans presented a cheque for £700 to St David's Hospice Foundation. This was a donation from his Mayors Charity from the Civic Year 2016/ 2017.

Past Mayor, Cllr D Evans presented a cheque for £700 to Chepstow Parkinson's. This was a donation from his Mayors Charity from the Civic Year 2016/ 2017.