Mumbles Community Council announce 125 year lease of the Ostreme Centre.
Mumbles Community Council announce 125 year lease of the Ostreme Centre.
Mumbles Community Council (MCC) is delighted to have received a certificate of appreciation from Rotary Club of Mumbles in recognition of its services to the community since the Coronavirus pandemic began.
The Independent Food and Drinks Gardens has launched today at Southend Gardens, with Mumbles Community Council celebrating this innovative solution to help local business to re-open.
At a special full council meeting held on the 30th June Mumbles Community Council agreed that the taking over of the lease of the Ostreme Centre should be adopted as a key strategic project as part of the wider Community Development Plan. This will ensure that the
Ostreme centre will be preserved for the wider community and enable the Ostreme initiative to take its rightful place alongside MCC’s other flagship initiatives such as Underhill Park, The Skateboard Park and Langland Tennis Courts.
We are aware of the situation regarding anti-social behaviour and littering of our local areas. We are working together with City and Council of Swansea and the local Police to manage the situation and ensure that there is increased litter picking and bin provision.
We are delighted that our Mumbles traders have been able to open their doors again this week. To celebrate this, Mumbles Community Council will be providing bunting for everyone to decorate their shop windows to mark the lifting of lockdown and as a very big thank you all the wonderful volunteers who have given their time to help vulnerable people within our community.
Last night Mumbles Community Council voted in favour of a funding package that secures the future of Mumbles Skatepark. The decision to underwrite the project was accompanied by agreement that MCC will progress its application to the Community Lottery Fund Wales.
Swansea Trading Standards have issued a warning about a rogue trader that is known to be operating now in a number of areas of Swansea.
The Go-Underhill project, which will deliver brand new changing rooms and an all-weather pitch, has taken a huge step towards becoming a reality.
