Cllr D Evans, Mayor, presenting a cheque to Caldicot Youth Group in support of the recent Diversity Event.

Cllr D Evans, Mayor, presenting a cheque to Caldicot Community Working Together in support of its Christmas Event.

Dewstow Cemetery is unique as it is the only municipal burial ground in Monmouthshire, which is managed by a Town or Community Council.  Other burial grounds across the County are managed by Monmouthshire County Council. 

The Town Council recognised the need for burial space within Caldicot, Church Yards had reached capacity and there were no cemeteries in the immediate area.  The field adjacent to the cemetery had been earmarked as a cemetery extension and over the past few years Caldicot Town Council had undertaken investigative ground work and surveys.

Planning permission was obtained in May 2018 and the Council have progressed significantly within the last year, initial works were undertaken and the extension has been levelled.  The whole area provides a natural continuation of the existing lawn area space.  There is space remaining in the existing cemetery area.  It is anticipated that the extension will provide approximately 400 additional burial spaces, in addition to cremated remains areas.     

Mayor, Cllr D Evans, presenting a cheque to St Josephs Caldicot Amateur Boxing Club.

Mayor, Councillor Oliver Edwards, presented a cheque to members of Wye Gymnastics and Galaxy Cheerleading

Mayor, Councillor Oliver Edwards, presented a cheque to Caldicot Musical Theatre Society 

Mayor, Councillor Oliver Edwards, presented a cheque to Caldicot Youth Group 

Mayor, Cllr Evans, presenting a cheque to Bobath Children's Therapy Centre Wales 

Mayor, Councillor Oliver Edwards, presented a cheque to Blue Phoenix Jazz Band

Mayor, Councillor Oliver Edwards, presented a cheque to  Caldicot Events Committee

Best Kept Garden Awards

Best Kept Garden & Citizens Award 2018 Report 

West End Ward Winner

Severn Ward Winner

 Castle Ward Winner

 Dewstow Ward and Overall Garden Competition Winner

 Best Kept Allotment Winner - 42 Sandy Lane Allotments

 Best Kept Business Award - The Cellar Bar

 Green Lane Ward Winner

 Mayors Special Award Winner

Citizens Awards

Citizens Award recipient J Richards 

 Citizens Award recipient H Powell

 Members of Caldicot Community, Working Together R Furmage, R Grumbach and M Clements all received Citizens Awards 

Citizens Award recipient P Shaw-Jones 

 Citizens Award recipient A Thomas

 
Mayor, Cllr P Stevens presented a cheque for £500 to Caldicot and District Royal British Legion. This was a donation to assist with costs of the Great Pilgrimage 90 trip to Ypres.

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 P Stevens presented a cheque of £8,000 to Caldicot Events Committee to fund the Summer Carnival and Christmas Light Switch On Event 2018.

 
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.

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.

Winner Dewstow Ward - 4 Park Road

Winner Severn Ward - 47 Blackbird Road

Winner Best Kept Allotment - Plot 42 Sandy Lane Allotments

Winner Best Kept Allotment - Plot 42 Sandy Lane Allotments

Sporting Achievement Award - Caldicot AFC Ladies

Sporting Achievement Award - Caldicot AFC Mens