Looking to volunteer? There are a range of organisations who are looking for volunteers to spare a few hours a week. Below is a few examples of what is available,for more information on volunteering please contact Karen Foley on 01685 353913 or Frances Barry on 01685 353901.
Please note that many organisations pay volunteer expenses such as travel costs etc and have flexible hours to suit the volunteer.
Some examples of current volunteering opportunities are:
Merthyr Hospital Broadcasting (merthyr Hospital Radio) are looking for volunteer broadcasters - no previous expereience is required and full training will be provided
Meet and Greet (Prince Charles Hospital) - looking for meet and greet volunteers - flexible times to suit volunteer
Merthyr Tydfil Borough Citizens Advice Bureau - looking for volunteer administrators, receptionists, advisor and adviceline volunteers
Merthyr Tydfil Children's Contact centre - looking for volunteer centre assistant, volunteer receptionist, volunteer kitchen assistant
Heart Beat 95 - looking for vounteer driver for Merthyr Tydfil area
Groundwork Merthyr and Rhondda Cynon Taff - looking for volunteers to help with environmental projects
Swim Wales - volunteering opportunities for swimming marshalls, recorders, sales etc
SSAFA Forces - volunteering opportunities available for case workers and fundraisers
Please note that these are just a small selection of what is available locally and please contact the Volunteer centre for more information.
Wednesday, 22 December 2010
Useful Telephone Numbers for Merthyr
Important Telephone Numbers
Below is a list of telephone numbers you may find useful during bad
weather conditions:
Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council Switchboard: (01685) 725000
Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council Customer Services: (01685) 725138
Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council Emergency out of office: (01685) 385231
Bin collection & Recycling: (01685) 725138
Care & Repair: (01685) 723771
Education: (01685) 724600
Lifeline: (01685) 384489 (Voice Recorded)
Meals on Wheels: (01685) 724577
Prince Charles Hospital: (01685) 721721
Social Services Offices (from 8.30am till 5pm Mon – Fri): (01685) 724507
Social Services Emergency Duty Team (out of office hours): (01443) 849944
Other useful numbers:
Floodline: 0845 988 1188
Traveline Cymru (bus transportation): 0871 200 22 23
The Trainline (train transportation): 0871 244 1545
Below is a list of telephone numbers you may find useful during bad
weather conditions:
Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council Switchboard: (01685) 725000
Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council Customer Services: (01685) 725138
Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council Emergency out of office: (01685) 385231
Bin collection & Recycling: (01685) 725138
Care & Repair: (01685) 723771
Education: (01685) 724600
Lifeline: (01685) 384489 (Voice Recorded)
Meals on Wheels: (01685) 724577
Prince Charles Hospital: (01685) 721721
Social Services Offices (from 8.30am till 5pm Mon – Fri): (01685) 724507
Social Services Emergency Duty Team (out of office hours): (01443) 849944
Other useful numbers:
Floodline: 0845 988 1188
Traveline Cymru (bus transportation): 0871 200 22 23
The Trainline (train transportation): 0871 244 1545
Road Closure Notice - Castle Yard
The demolition of the former Castle Cinema will be commencing immediately after the Christmas/New Year holiday and is expected to take several months.
Demolition is taking place as a precursor to redevelopment of the site as part of the wider Town Centre Regeneration Programme and is being undertaken by Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council's Corporate Estates and Physical Regeneration teams.
In order to provide safe working space for the demolition and access for contractors vehicles, Castle Yard will be closed to through traffic whilst the work is undertaken. Access will be preserved to the BT Depot which lies off Castle Yard.
As a result of the closure, all traffic entering and leaving the Civic Centre Car Park, the Crown Court building, Abermorlais Car Park and the main Castle Car Park will have to travel via Glebeland Place.
Disruption and delay at peak times is expected, particularly at the junction with Castle Street. All users should take note and be prepared to allow extra time for their journeys particularly in the afternoon peak period.
The demolition may also require the selective closure of Pontmorlais to allow certain operations to proceed in safety. Any planned closures of Pontmorlais will be limited to Sundays in order to minimise traffic disruption along the one way section of carriageway.
Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council regrets any inevitable disruption but the closure is essential to permit safe and timely demolition.
Demolition is taking place as a precursor to redevelopment of the site as part of the wider Town Centre Regeneration Programme and is being undertaken by Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council's Corporate Estates and Physical Regeneration teams.
In order to provide safe working space for the demolition and access for contractors vehicles, Castle Yard will be closed to through traffic whilst the work is undertaken. Access will be preserved to the BT Depot which lies off Castle Yard.
As a result of the closure, all traffic entering and leaving the Civic Centre Car Park, the Crown Court building, Abermorlais Car Park and the main Castle Car Park will have to travel via Glebeland Place.
Disruption and delay at peak times is expected, particularly at the junction with Castle Street. All users should take note and be prepared to allow extra time for their journeys particularly in the afternoon peak period.
The demolition may also require the selective closure of Pontmorlais to allow certain operations to proceed in safety. Any planned closures of Pontmorlais will be limited to Sundays in order to minimise traffic disruption along the one way section of carriageway.
Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council regrets any inevitable disruption but the closure is essential to permit safe and timely demolition.
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