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Community Links 

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Hay & District Dial A Ride  

Dial-A-Ride is a transport charity that provides more than 6,500 local passenger journeys a year in and around Hay-on-Wye.

The service assists people in leading independent lives by providing affordable and accessible transport to the elderly, disabled and those local people who have no means of suitable transport.Cllr Fiona Howard is the current liaison contact.

Bronllys Well Being Park 

A community project based at Bronllys Hospital. Their aims are:  

  • To create and deliver a ground-breaking community asset which complements and enhances Bronllys Hospital

  • To stimulate and oversee the sustainable development of the Park for housing, transport, work, leisure and well being facilities

Dyfed Powys Police Community Messaging System 

Dyfed Powys Police have launched a Community Messaging system, accessible via the link above  whereby you sign up (free) to receive messages from them regarding crimes, events etc. sent to you either via text or email. You can also visit their Twitter page @DPP_NPTBrecon, which encompasses Brecon, Crickhowell and Hay on Wye areas.  Cllr Alan Powell acts as the pricipal contact with local police and PCSO.

Hay Community Woodland Group 

Hay CWG is a group of volunteers who manage the community (council) owned woodland and other green space  in Hay on Wye. Their main focus is the Old Railway Line Footpath.

Hay Cheesemarket

is run by Directors of Hay Community Enterprise CIC, a community interest company that was set up to save the Cheese Market building and undertake other community projects in the Hay area. The organisation also runs the Hay Fund which supports small projects in the Hay area. Cllr Robert Golesworthy is the HTC liaison.

Hay Primary School 

The school moved into the building in February 2018. The Hay on Wye Library is housed on the same site. Cllr Jeff Morgan is the current council appointed School Governor.

PAVO

PAVO (Powys Association of Voluntary Organisations) have been particularly busy over the last year following the establishment of a Community Sector Emergency Response Team (C-SERT). This comprises county wide organisations that offer volunteer support and emergency response services alongside partners from Powys County Council and Powys Teaching Health Board.

Our own Hay Community Support Volunteers and the Food Bank have both been recipients of financial help and support from PAVO.

 There are a number of volunteering opportunities available via PAVO as well as support to existing or new voluntary organisations. Please have a look at their website for further information.