Latest News from Cefn Cribwr, Cornelly and Kenfig Hill

U10’s & U11’s football is returning to Cefn

Cefn Cribwr FC is delighted to announce that children’s football for U10 & U11 age groups is returning to Cae Gof this season – and the club is recruiting new players & coaches to join its growing juniors’ section.

Training will be on Saturdays, 10.30-11.30am at Cae Gof playing fields.

Contact Neil on mobile: 07503 997062 or email: [email protected] or drop the club a DM on its social media channels for more information.

 

Cornelly and Kenfig Hill Youth RFC are recruiting new 11 and year 12 players

Cornelly and Kenfig Hill Youth RFC are currently recruiting new year 11 and year 12 players. With a raft of new signings, and a large squad of u16s looking forward to getting involved during the season, the youth section is excited about the 2024/25 season.

Pre-season training is already underway at Kenfig Hill RFC, with fitness sessions on Tuesdays & Thursdays at 5:30pm, followed by touch rugby at 6pm on a Thursday.

Official youth training starts on July 11th at 6.30pm. Benefits include:-

  • Opportunity to play for a championship league club.
  • Pre-season fixtures are already booked.
  • Playing kit provided.

 

Monthly pop-up cafe at Three Horse Shoes pub

The next monthly pop-up café, held on the fourth Wednesday of the month, is this week, 26th June, at the usual time of 10.00am – 1.00pm in the lounge of the Three Horse Shoes Community Pub in Cefn.

Anyone can drop in for a cuppa, cake and a chat.

 

COVID-19 spring booster programme – last chance to access

The spring COVID-19 vaccination programme closes on 28 June.

If you’re:

  • age 75 or over
  • A resident in a care home for older adults, or
  • aged 6 months and over and have a weakened immune system.

Protection reduces over time, so it’s important to stay up to date with your vaccinations if you’re eligible. Visit the Public Health Wales website for more information – https://phw.nhs.wales/…/covid-19-vaccination-information/

 

Reminder to have your say on proposed changes to school transport

Don’t forget the council’s consultation on proposed changes to school transport in Bridgend County Borough is still open.

As part of the new proposals, all pupils of statutory school-age will only be eligible for free transport if they live outside of the statutory distances of two miles of a primary school, or three miles of a secondary school. Welsh-medium and faith schools will not be affected.

Legacy ‘sibling’ protection for pupils will be removed along with transport for nursery pupils (excluding those attending their nearest suitable Welsh-medium or faith school) and post-16 transport to all schools and colleges, excluding pupils attending the following schools: Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Llangynwyd; Archbishop McGrath Catholic High School; The Bishop of Llandaff Church in Wales High School.

Another proposed change is the offer of a ‘personal transport budget’ to parents or carers of pupils with additional learning needs (ALN). A ‘budget’ of 45p per mile will be offered to provide financial support to parents or carers on an individual basis, giving them the opportunity to arrange their own transport to school for their child if they wish.

Please visit the council’s website to have your say on the future of home-to-school and college transport.

Closing date: 3 July 2024

 

 

News provided by:

Huw David, County Borough Councillor for Pyle, Kenfig Hill & Cefn Cribwr

Office Tel: 01656 643225, Email: [email protected]