Our main aim is to encourage the people of North & South Cornelly to become involved in the Labour Party's efforts to make the UK a fairer and better place to live and work. We, of course welcome ideas and opinions from like-minded people and organisations in the wider community.
We aim to develop, with support from local members, an online community hub that presents you with the opportunity to see what is going on in Cornelly, raise your issues and to get involved with the Labour Party.
Our website has all of the latest news on our local campaigns and lets you know what community projects we are involved in. Check back regularly for updates.
Cornelly Labour Party intends to achieve the long-held and much valued objectives of the Labour Party for the benefit of our constituents in Cornelly. Namely:
The Cornelly branch of the Labour Party welcomes new members to our meetings which are held on the first Wednesday of the month (except December) in the Cornelly Community Centre at 7pm. Why not come along and join us?
Members of the branch hold active debates about issues facing us all and discuss our on-going local campaigns. We pass on our ideas to the local MP, Madeleine Moon, and the First Minister of the Welsh Government, our AM, Carwyn Jones.
Members of the Cornelly Branch aim to make a difference both locally and nationally.
We are active campaigners within our three villages for the Labour Party and always on the lookout for new and innovative ideas to help make our community a better place for us to live in. It is great to have members from the three villages so that each can be represented at the branch meetings. We are also keen to encourage present Party members to come along.
Mark Baker
1 Firtree Cottages, Maudlam, Bridgend, North Cornelly, United Kingdom, CF33 4PH
These are the Labour Party Councillors that represent Cornelly.
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Town and community councils and sports clubs begin Community Asset Transfer process for all 39 playing fields and 40 park pavilions Cabinet to meet on February 25 to discuss new funding packages for pitch and playing field improvementsCabinet members at Bridgend County Borough Council will discuss a series of new measures on February 25 designed to bolster its Community Asset Transfer (CAT) package and help sports clubs, town and community councils and other organisations take on more responsibility for outdoor sports facilities in the county borough.
As UK Government starts to reveal its plans for dealing with an escalation in cases of people with the Covic-19 Coronavirus, Bridgend County Borough Council is continuing to follow official advice and guidelines.
Thousands of new trees have been planted across Bridgend County Borough as part of an ongoing initiative to improve air quality, cut down on pollution, reduce soil erosion and help prevent flooding.
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Secretary Address: 1 Firtree Cottages, Maudlam, Bridgend, North Cornelly, United Kingdom, CF33 4PH
Phone: 07780 790951
Email: [email protected]
Website: cornellylabour.co.uk