Cllr D Evans signing the Armed Forces Covenant

Cllr D Evans following the signing of the Covenant

Summer Reading Challenge 2019

Summer Reading Challenge 2019

Cllr D Evans, Mayor, presenting a cheque to the Citizen's Advice Bureau 

Cllr D Evans, Mayor, presents a cheque to Monmouthshire County Council Events Team towards the Fireworks Event at Caldicot Castle 

Caldicot Community Lunches receives a cheque from the Mayor, Cllr D Evans 

Best Business Floral Display was awarded to The Cross Inn 

The Mayor's Special Award went to Ian Watts & Son Funeral Directors 

West End Ward Best Garden was awarded to 29 Betjeman Avenue

 Castle Ward Best Garden was awarded to 1-3 Heol Trothy

Ladybird Pottery and Craft Coffee Shop receive the Business Award for service to the community

 The Baguette Shop receives the Business Award for services to the community

Severn Ward Best Garden was awarded to 2 Kingfisher Close 

Cllr Dave Evans, Mayor, presents the Citizens Award to Ryan Cole for services to the community and bravery 

Best Allotment was awarded to Plot 35, Sandy Lane

Best Kept Garden Competiton Overall Winner was awarded to 7 Neddern Court

Dewstow Ward Best Garden was awarded to 68 Firs Road

The Haywain receives the Best Business for services to the community

Essence of Beauty receive the Business Award for service to the community

 Aroma Café receive the Business Award for  services to the community

Green Lane Ward Best Garden was awarded to 6 Woodstock Way 

Flag Blessing & Raising Ceremony for Merchant Navy Day

Flying the Red Ensign for Merchant Navy Day

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.