Pontypridd Town Councillor representing Pontypridd Town Ward.
Wales, United Kingdom
Joined February 2017
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Steve Carter retweeted
The UK Govt needs to either step in with funding for those businesses affected or force a close down and allow them to claim on insurance. This half house approach will just put many businesses out of business!!
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1/ To all lower Graigwen residents.
Given the current situation regarding the Coronavirus, lower Graigwen Neighbourhood Watch committee have taken the decision not to go out collecting forms and subscriptions at this time. We are already behind with collecting...
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Be good to see Pontypridd win this :) #GetVoting
WORLD CUP OF NON LEAGUE CLUB CRESTS
Round of 16
Winner goes through to the Quarter Finals
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1,090 votes • Final results Steve Carter retweeted
"Rhondda Cynon Taf to play host to National Eisteddfod in 2022
another great boost for Pontypridd and RCT. "
Steve Carter retweeted
Really hope the UK Government uses the chancellors budget to firstly boost capital spending and secondly passport extra funds to help us pay for the extensive flood damage across Wales. Here in RCT the costs to the council could top £50m alone.
'Now is the time to deliver major, long overdue investment in Wales,' says Finance Minister Rebecca Evans
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Steve Carter retweeted
A young person in Wales becomes Homeless every three hours. It's never too late or too early to get help #HiddenHomelessness
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My council week ahead is like no other I’ve had, we have Extraordinary Full Council over the floods, normal Full Council to set budget for year ahead, briefing update on Coronavirus, flood recovery board & Cabinet briefing plus residents meeting in my ward. Plenty of reading....
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Fantastic effort, a number of supermarkets have been supporting the community appeal and the donations have been pouring in. Almost 700 flood hit families will benefit from this.
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[3/x] monitoring the levels from home, the Pontypridd River Taff station is increasing at a steady rate of 1cm every 5 minutes and has been doing so since around Midnight GMT.
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Steve Carter retweeted
[4/x] At it's peak on the 16th, it was at 5.3m, with around 3.5m being level with Sion St Pontypridd - if the rate of increase stays the same, i estimate around 3.5 - 4 hours to raise 50cm. If it increases, it'll take less time. Personally i hope it starts dropping soon.
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Severe Weather
Council staff are responding to flooding incidents across the county. Officers are in close discussion with NRW.
Please watch out for messages from NRW & RCT Council as the suitiation is developing. The Council Emergency Number is 01443 425011 out of hrs
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Here HRH Prince of Wales chats to a member of our team about the charity, how we help and how we were affected by the flood...
#StormDennis #Pontypridd #floods
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🌹 Labour leader @jeremycorbyn visited people affected by #StormDennis across South Wales.
The @WelshLabour Government is providing funding towards the clean-up and is working with local councils to help people deal with the effects of the flooding.
#WorkingTogether
Steve Carter retweeted
So pleased to be a able to welcome @jeremycorbyn with @AlexDaviesJones ,Calle Tina Leyshon + to Trehafod to met #Flood victims and then on to Rhydyfelin
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All schools will open as normal on Monday, Feb 24.
A uniform hardship fund of £100 per child will be available to any child whose home is affected by internal flooding (on top of the £500 Community Flood Recovery Grant – Hardship Payment). More details will follow in due course
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Our Streetcare team is out across RCT helping to clean up after recent floods. This will remain a priority for the foreseeable future. Please bear with us as this may result in minor delays to refuse/recycling collections
Flooding Assistance: 01443 425001
#FloodingAssistanceRCT
Steve Carter retweeted
Looking forward to welcoming #PrinceCharles to #Pontypridd on Friday, though wish it were under different circumstances. More info here: walesonline.co.uk/news/wales…
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