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The Creative Communities team are leading the Placemaking activity on behalf of the Vale of Glamorgan Council. Meetings between the Creative Communities team and Cowbridge Town Council began last year.
We’ve been meeting on a regular basis to develop our joint approach to Placemaking in Cowbridge. We agreed which community events we needed to attend, and an engagement strategy was agreed to make sure that as many residents of Cowbridge as possible would have the chance to share their views about what it’s like to live in Cowbridge and their ideas about what changes could be made to make Cowbridge a sustainable town for the future.
Officers and Members from the Town Council have met with community groups across the town and Vale and Town Council Officers have also organised several residents’ drop-in events in local venues. We’ve also been out and about talking to residents in the shopping centre and in local venues like the Leisure Centre.
Latest News
We now have a draft Placemaking Plan to share with you. Please see the pdfs at the side of the page and complete the survey to tell us what you think. Exhibition boards from the draft plan can also be viewed at the Old Hall until November 15th.
How you can get involved
Please do come to the Old Hall or view the information online and let us know your views and suggestions on the contents.
The Creative Communities team are leading the Placemaking activity on behalf of the Vale of Glamorgan Council. Meetings between the Creative Communities team and Cowbridge Town Council began last year.
We’ve been meeting on a regular basis to develop our joint approach to Placemaking in Cowbridge. We agreed which community events we needed to attend, and an engagement strategy was agreed to make sure that as many residents of Cowbridge as possible would have the chance to share their views about what it’s like to live in Cowbridge and their ideas about what changes could be made to make Cowbridge a sustainable town for the future.
Officers and Members from the Town Council have met with community groups across the town and Vale and Town Council Officers have also organised several residents’ drop-in events in local venues. We’ve also been out and about talking to residents in the shopping centre and in local venues like the Leisure Centre.
Latest News
We now have a draft Placemaking Plan to share with you. Please see the pdfs at the side of the page and complete the survey to tell us what you think. Exhibition boards from the draft plan can also be viewed at the Old Hall until November 15th.
How you can get involved
Please do come to the Old Hall or view the information online and let us know your views and suggestions on the contents.
