Clyne Valley Community Project
Our Interests
Welcome to the Clyne Valley Community Project: Croeso i Brosiect Cymunedol Dyffryn Clun.
Updates:
54 of us were out on Merfyn's bluebell walk. Pics and detail activities page.
The Clyne Valley is at the heart of the communities of Mayals, Blackpill, Sketty, Killay, Upper Killay and Dunvant. CVCP is a grass roots organisation wholly managed by volunteers. Our aims and objectives are: To improve and maintain Access in the Clyne Valley; To protect and enhance the natural habitat of species and to encourage and promote biodiversity in the Clyne Valley, maintaining as small a footprint as possible; To encourage research and interpretation of the history and archaeology of the Valley; To promote the health and well-being of users of the Clyne Valley; To develop and encourage the use and enjoyment of the Clyne Valley as a community resource for leisure pursuits, educational purposes and family activities.
THE TABLE TOP SALE was an enormous success. Thanks to all those who donated items and cakes and particularly the volunteers who manned the stalls and kitchen. We raised over £700 on the day. And after expenses, we are likely to have covered the costs of re-printing an up-dated version of the CVCP Valley map - which is what it was all about.
You will also be pleased to know that Air Ambulance asked for any unsold items, and these were duly delivered to the shop on Newton Road. So a bonus for another community service. Thank you.
Access
Ein nôd yw: Gwella mynediad i Gwm Clun; Gwarchod yr amgylchedd naturiol; Hyrwyddo bioamrywiaeth; Hyrwyddo defnydd o’r Dyffryn fel adnodd cymunedol; Ymchwilio a dehongli hanes a archeoleg y Cwm.
Reminder
Subscriptions are now due (thanks to those who have already paid) at £8.00 per household.
To join, or renew membership of CVCP please complete the membership form on this site. Don't forget the gift aid section!! Thank you.
Wildlife & Habitat
Himalayan Balsam Clearance
Volunteers are needed to help clear this invasive plant from the river bank in Clyne Valley. It pulls out easily so no equipment is needed as such, but a pair of gloves would protect hands if you so wish.
We have targeted three areas on the following days -
1) 10th June 1530 – 1630 Meet at the Railway Inn
2) 18th June 1000 – 1130 Meet at Ynys Newydd car park
3) 19th June 1800-1930 Meet at the Railway Inn
Hope you can join us
MAPS:
If you want the CVCP map and information sheet about the Valley, or a map of the Orienteering Course. Contact us.
The History Forum
Clyne Valley Community Project - email: cvcp_grigson2012@aol.com. Company Number: 7482479 Recognised by HMRC as a small charity.
To order your flowers call 1-800-464-9889
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