Public Notices & Financial

Dyserth Community Council

Vacancy for Community Councillor

Information in relation to the vacancy can be found by clicking on the below link

Public Notice – Councillor Vacancy

Dyserth Community Council Finances

The Community Council accounts and financial policies of the Council, are audited each year by an Internal auditor. The accounts are also subject to a further audit by the Wales Audit. The Electors Rights to inspect the accounts and audit report are advertised each year within the community, in accordance with the rules and regulations.

Wales Audit – Annual Return for the Year Ended 31st March, 2024

Community and Town Councils in Wales – Annual Return for the Year Ended 31st March, 2024

Notice of Conclusion of Audit and Right to Inspect the Annual Return – for Year Ended 31st March, 2024

Audit Wales – Previous Annual Returns

2022 / 2023
2021 / 2022
2020 / 2021

Payments (Allowances) to Members of Dyserth Community Council – 2023 / 2024

In accordance with Section 151 of the Local Government Measure 2011, Community and Town Councils must publish within their authority area the remuneration received by their members by 30th September following the end of the year to which the payment relates. The information must also be sent to the Independent Remuneration Panel for Wales by the same date. Please click on the below link, which will open a pdf document providing details of the Dyserth Community Council Members Payments (Allowances) for 2023 / 2024.

Payment (Allowances) – 2023 / 2024

Previous Payments (Allowances)

2022 / 2023
2021 / 2022

Precept Information (Community Charge) – 2024  /  2025

The Dyserth Community Council precept for the financial year 2024 / 2025 is £50,500.00. This amount is precept on residential properties within the community and equates to a figure of £42.65p per household on a Band D property. The Band D household precept for the Dyserth Community Council area, is made up as follows:

Denbighshire County Council – £1,678.75
Police & Crime Commissioner – £349.65
Dyserth Community Council – £42.65

Dyserth Community Council – End of Year Report – 2023 / 2024

Under the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021 (Section 52) – all Town & Community Councils in Wales are required to produce an annual End of Year Report.

Dyserth Community Council – Annual Report Year Ending 31st March 2024

Previous Annual Reports

2022 / 2023
2021 / 2022

Dyserth Community Council – Training Plan (Councillors & Staff)

Under the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021 (Section 67) – all Town & Community Councils in Wales are required to produce a training plan.

Dyserth Community Council (Councillors & Staff) Training Plan

Environment (Wales) Act 2016 Section 6 Biodiversity and Resilience of Ecosystem Duty

Town & Community Councils in Wales are required to produce a Policy Statement & Action Plan under the above Act; the Dyserth Community Council Policy can be perused by clicking on the below link:

Policy Statement & Action Plan – 2021 – 2026

Polisi yr Iaith Gymraeg

Mae Cyngor Cymuned Dyserth wedi mabwysiadu’r egwyddor y bydd, yn ystod gweithgareddau’r Cyngor, yn ymdrin ȃ’r Gymraeg a’r Saesneg yn gyfartal, os yw hynny’n bosibl, o dan yr amgylchiadau a’r ymarferoldeb.  Mae gan y Cyngor gyfrifoldeb i hybu’r Iaith Gymraeg, yn statudol atebol i’r Ddedd Iaith Gymraeg (1993) a’r Mesur Iaith Cymraeg (2011). Trwy hyn, mae’n cynnal rȏl bositif trwy hybu ymarfer da.

Polisi yr Iaith Gymraeg

Welsh Language Policy

Dyserth Community Council has adopted the principle that in the conduct of its Council matters in Wales it will treat the Welsh and English languages on the basis of equality so far as is both appropriate in the circumstances and reasonably practical. The Council has a responsibility to promote the Welsh language, under the Welsh Language Act (1993) & Welsh Language Measure (2011). In doing so, it plays a positive role in encouraging good practice.

Welsh Language policy

Financial Support and Donations

The Dyserth Community Council welcome applications from the Community for financial support. However, the application must be from a bone fide group, or committee, that at least one or more of the Councillors are aware of. There are strict guidelines that the Community Council must adhere to, when considering and granting financial support. Financial support is also granted to organisations and charitable institutions outside the Council area, but these applications must in some way benefit the community. The Minutes of the Community Council (see separate web pages), provide full details of all applications for financial support, that have been granted by the Council. The Minutes also show the various accounts paid by the Council. Further details in respect of applying for financial support from the Community Council, or any other financial information, can be obtained from the Clerk and Financial Officer – as per the contact details below.

The Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) Accessibility Regulations 2018

Please click following link to open a pdf copy of this Council’s Accessibility Statement

Accessibility Statement

Clerk and Financial Officer To Dyserth Community Council

R. Phillip Parry,
Clerk and Financial Officer To Dyserth Community Council,
Ty Cornel,
51 St. Michael’s Drive,
CAERWYS,
Flintshire, CH7 5BS.
Telephone: 01352 – 720547
E-mail:
clerk@dyserthcouncil.wales