The Cabinet Member for Rural Affairs, Communities and Welsh Language met on 2 October 2026. The main business was one grant application from the Ten Towns Town Centre Spaces Fund. The Cabinet Member awarded Newcastle Emlyn Town Council £74,989.30 to improve the King George V Playing Fields, with two conditions.
There were no declarations of personal interest.
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED to sign the minutes as a correct record of the meeting held on the 30th June 2026.
RESOLVED to sign the minutes as a correct record of the meeting held on the 30th June 2026.
Part of an issue followed across 8 meetings
Decision as recorded
RESOLVED to award a grant of £74,989.30 towards the improvement of play provision at King George V Playing Fields, Newcastle Emlyn subject to: • Completion of a full and compliant procurement exercise in accordance with grant requirements. • All necessary statutory approvals, permissions, licences, and consents being secured prior to the commencement of works, where applicable.
[Note: Due to the declaration of a personal interest by the Cabinet Member for Deputy Leader and Regeneration, Leisure, Culture and Tourism, the application was considered by the Cabinet Member for Rural Affairs, Communities and Welsh Language.] The Cabinet Member considered a report on the Financial Assistance from the 10 Towns Centre Spaces Fund (Pride in Place Impact Fund) in respect of an application from Newcastle Emlyn Town Council for funding of £74,989.30 to improve the King George V Playing Fields. The proposal sought to create a more inclusive, accessible and biodiverse recreational space through the provision of new play and fitness equipment, sensory features, improved facilities and environmental enhancements. It was reported that the project was supported by extensive community engagement, which identified a need for more inclusive play opportunities, improved facilities for residents of all ages and enhancements to the environmental quality of the site. The proposal was considered to align strongly with the objectives of the Ten Towns Town Centre Spaces Fund and would deliver benefits for community wellbeing, accessibility and biodiversity. The Cabinet Member noted that appropriate governance and maintenance arrangements were in place and that the project was deliverable within the programme timescales. RESOLVED to award a grant of £74,989.30 towards the improvement of play provision at King George V Playing Fields, Newcastle Emlyn subject to: • Completion of a full and compliant procurement exercise in accordance with grant requirements. • All necessary statutory approvals, permissions, licences, and consents being secured prior to the commencement of works, where applicable.
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