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REGISTER OF MEMBERS INTERESTS 2018 -2022
County Cllr Hugh Hughes
Cllr Carol Bainbridge
Chair
I retired from teaching and moved to Borth in 2003, to paint and write a
children’s book. However I decided that I wanted to get involved in the
community and this is what I have done. I am at present Chair of Borth
Community Council, Chair of Governors of Craig Yr Wylfa School, Chair of Borth
Carnival and a Trustee at Borth Hub. I am also a Director of Star of the Sea.
Borth is very important to me, and I hope that people can approach me with
their concerns and as part of Borth Community Council we can assist.
…and I still haven’t finished that book!
Committees/Responsibilities
Craig Yr Wylfa
Playground
Assets Committee
Boat Park Committee
Cllr. Dr. Andrea Hughes (Ed.D.)
Councillor
Although relatively new to the village, visiting in-laws since 1987, then settling here in 2015, I love Borth and have taken a keen interest in the village, our community and Council. Since 2016 I attended meetings as a member of the public and became a co-opted Councillor in 2019. Previously a senior lecturer in nursing, I am still registered and work part time with Hywel Dda University Health Board. I am a founding member of Borth 2030, a Community Interest Group based on the Future Generations Act (2015) and am a Director of Dyfodol Borth Future Ltd. We are developing a local energy project for the benefit of the community. I hold no political affiliations and have strongly supported our surgery and our school. I am interested in how Borth might draw on the Future Generations Act for our place planning. I lobby locally and nationally for local services and infrastructure to support our community. I enjoy local walks, including in our hinterland, sea swimming and gardening. I am married, have a married son and two dogs.
Committees/Responsibilities
Cllr Margaret Griffiths
Councillor
I have lived in Borth for 54yrs, Church warden at St Matthews for the second time, also licensed to do house communion and visit local members who want a private talk and prayer. Member of community hub committee /trustees . Women Institute member in Borth and on creative skills committee for Ceredigion. On Borth RNLI committee and a member of Senior Citizens in Borth .Qualified as a Dental nurse worked in Aberystwyth till I got married and had children got my qualifications as a Chef and ran the Sea Horse in Borth also the Victoria Inn for many years worked for Abbey Field care home for the elderly as manager in Aberystwyth until it closed,then was asked to do the catering at Borth Golf Club.still cater doing weddings, buffets and hog roast.
Cllr Rona Dalton
Cllr Anthony Morris
Cllr Delyth Pryce Jones
Cllr Dr Naomi Salmon
Cllr Amy Thomas
Cllr Esther Prytherch
Vice Chair
Treuliodd Esther ei blynyddoedd cynnar ym mhentref cyfagos Talybont gan symud i’r Borth ddiwedd y 1970au i fyw yn un o’r tai cyngor oedd newydd eu hadeiladu yn Heol Aberwennol. Ar ôl gadael i weithio fel newyddiadurwraig yn Llundain a Chaerdydd, dychwelodd Esther i ardal Aberystwyth yn 2003 i fagu teulu ifanc ac yn 2018, fe symudodd hi yn ôl i’r Borth gyda’i gŵr Rhodri. Mae Esther yn gweithio’n rhan-amser fel Rheolwr Ymgysylltu â’r Cyhoedd a Rhanddeiliaid yn IBERS, Prifysgol Aberystwyth. Mae hi hefyd yn casglu newyddion y pentref fel un o wirfoddolwyr papur bro Y Tincer. Mae’n bosib y dewch chi ar draws Esther hefyd ar y cwrs golff neu ym Marchnad Ffermwyr y Borth ar fore Iau lle mae ganddi stondin gacennau tua dwywaith y mis. Dywed Esther ei bod hi’n gwybod pa mor lwcus yw hi i fyw mewn lle fel y Borth a bod dod yn gynghorydd cymuned ym mis Rhagfyr 2024 yn ffordd o roi rhywbeth yn ôl.
Esther spent her early years in the nearby village of Talybont, moving to Borth as a teenager in the late 1970s to live in the newly-built council houses at Heol Aberwennol. Having moved away to work as a journalist in London and Cardiff, Esther returned to the Aberystwyth area in 2003 to raise a family and in 2018, she made the much-wanted move back to Borth with her husband Rhodri. Esther now works part-time as a Stakeholder and Public Engagement Manager at IBERS, Aberystwyth University. She also gathers village news as a volunteer to send to Y Tincer, the local Welsh language ‘papur bro’ paper which is published every month. You may also find Esther on the local golf course or at Borth Farmers Market where she has a bake stall around twice a month. Esther says she knows how lucky she is to live in a place like Borth and becoming a community councillor in December 2024 is her way of giving something back.
Isy Railton – Clerk