Bwlchgwyn Residents' Association provides a voice for people living in the village, raising local concerns, working with councillors and other organisations, and helping to make practical improvements around Bwlchgwyn.
The Residents' Association in its current form was established on 21 February 2005, initially highlighting issues such as speeding, road conditions, dog fouling and dissatisfaction with local services.
Since then, its role has grown beyond raising problems. The Association also helps bring people together, improve the village environment and strengthen community life.
Represent the interests of Bwlchgwyn residents
Seek improvements to local services and the village environment
Raise residents' concerns with councillors, the local authority and other organisations
Work in partnership with others to achieve improvements
Encourage community spirit and involvement in village life
Residents' Association meetings are open to residents of Bwlchgwyn.
Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of alternate months, providing an opportunity to hear what's happening, raise an issue or suggest an idea for the village.
You don't need to have a complaint or problem to come along, new ideas and people who simply want to get involved are equally welcome.