Llanelli Town Council







































Llanelli Town Council

Cyngor Tref Llanelli

Type
Type

Town council
Leadership
Leader
Cllr. Shahana Najmi, Labour
Deputy Leader
Cllr. Christopher Griffiths, Labour
Mayor
Cllr. David Darkin (2018/19), Labour
Deputy Mayor
Cllr. Suzy Curry (2018/19), Labour
Seats 22
Motto
"Cyfoeth Cymdeithas: Cymuned"
("A society's wealth is its community")
Meeting place
The Old Vicarage, Town Hall Square
Website
www.llanellitowncouncil.gov.uk

Llanelli Town Council (Welsh - Cyngor Tref Llanelli) is the community council that governs the majority of wards in Llanelli town. The council appoints a presiding officer who is then known as the Mayor of Llanelli.


Some wards of Llanelli town are governed on a community level by Llanelli Rural Council, even though they are part of the urban area. Twenty-two councillors are elected to Llanelli Town Council from five wards: Bigyn (6), Elli (3), Glanymor (5), Lliedi (5) and Tyisha (3).[1]


The motto, seen in the coat of arms says "Cyfoeth Cymdeithas: Cymuned", which translates as "A society's wealth is its community".




Contents






  • 1 Current composition


  • 2 Election history


    • 2.1 2017 Election


    • 2.2 2012 Election


    • 2.3 2008 Election




  • 3 List of Town Mayors


  • 4 See also


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links





Current composition


Since the last election on 4 May 2017 the council has been as follows:[2]
































Group affiliation
Members


Labour
 15


Plaid Cymru
 2


Conservative
 1
 
Independent

4
 Total

 22

The current mayor is Cllr. David Darkin.[3]



Election history



2017 Election




























































































































Ward
Party
Town councillors elected - May 2017[2]
Bigyn

Independent
 Michael Cranham


Labour
 Jeff Edmunds


Labour
 Lauren Edmunds


Labour
 Matthew Edmunds


Labour
 Chris Reed


Labour
 Edward Skinner
Elli

Labour
 David Darkin


Conservative
 Siôn Davies


Independent
John Jenkins
Glanymor

Independent
 John Jones


Plaid Cymru
 Winston Lemon


Labour
 John Prosser


Independent
 Sean Rees


Labour
 Louvain Roberts
Lliedi

Labour
 Christopher Griffiths


Labour
 Sara Griffiths


Labour
 Shahana Najmi


Labour
 Philip Warlow


Labour
 Jan Williams
Tyisha

Labour
 Suzy Curry


Plaid Cymru
 Terry Davies


Labour
 Andre McPherson


2012 Election






































































































































Ward
 Party
 Town councillors elected 2012
 2015 by-election
Bigyn

Plaid Cymru
 Michael Burns


Plaid Cymru
 Ffion Larsen


Plaid Cymru
 Dyfrig Thomas


Labour
 Christopher Reed MBE


Labour
 Jeff Edmunds
Elli

Liberal Democrat
 Pam Edmunds


Plaid Cymru
 Ruth Price


Independent
John Jenkins
Glanymor

Labour
 Hubert Hitchman


Labour
 Linda Steadman


Plaid Cymru
 R M Davies


Plaid Cymru
 Winston Lemon
Lliedi

Labour
 Bill Thomas


Labour
 Jan Williams


Labour
 Clive Thomas


Labour
 Shahana Najmi


Labour
 Jill Johns
 David Darkin
Tyisha

Labour
 Carl Lucas


Plaid Cymru
 Roger Price


Independent
 Jeff Owen


2008 Election


















































































































Ward
Party
Town councillors elected 2008
Bigyn

Plaid Cymru
 Michael Burns


Plaid Cymru
 Ffion Larsen


Plaid Cymru
 Roger Price


Plaid Cymru
 David Skivington


Plaid Cymru
 Dyfrig Thomas
Elli

Independent
John Jenkins


Liberal Democrat
 Pam Edmunds


Liberal Democrat
 Michael Gimlett
Glanymor

Labour
 Hubert Hitchman


Independent
 John Jones


Plaid Cymru
 Winston Lemon


Labour
 Linda Steadman
Lliedi

Liberal Democrat
 Joanna Isaac


Liberal Democrat
 Ken Rees


Labour
 Edward Skinner


Labour
 Jan Williams


Labour
 Bill Thomas
Tyisha

Labour
 Carl Lucas


Labour
 Ray Neil


Labour
 John Roberts


List of Town Mayors


1974/75
Councillor T.V. Davies
(Inaugural Town Mayor)


1975/76
Councillor V.D. Thomas


1976/77
Councillor Mrs. Joie Davies


1977/78
Councillor W.R.H. Thomas


1978/79
Councillor D.J. Harries


1979/80
Councillor L.R. Hickman


1980/81
Councillor K. Davies


1981/82
Councillor Mrs. Eileen Clarke


1982/83
Councillor M.W. Gimblett


1983/84
Councillor C.N. Charles


1984/85
Councillor Mrs. M.E. Prothero


1985/86
Councillor W.R.H. Thomas


1986/87
Councillor D.J. Harries


1987/88
Councillor L.R. Hickman


1988/89
Councillor K. Davies


1989/90
Councillor C.N. Charles


1990/91
Councillor Mrs. M.E. Prothero


1991/92
Councillor Mrs. E.G. Lloyd


1992/93
Councillor Mrs. J.E. Neil


1993/94
Councillor S.I. Chrinowsky


1994/95
Councillor C.C. Lucas


1995/96
Councillor Mrs. M.E. Evans


1996/97
Councillor E. Smith


1997/98
Councillor Mrs. J. Williams


1998/99
Councillor Mrs. P.J. Edmunds


1999/00
Councillor G. Darby


2000/01
Councillor Miss C.E. Richards


2001/02
Councillor K.D. Rees


2002/03
Councillor W.E. Skinner


May-Dec 2003
Councillor H.D. Phillips


Jan-June 2004
Councillor W.E. Skinner


2004/05
Councillor E. Morgan


2005/06
Councillor N. Bevan


2006/07
Councillor M.K. Francis


2007/08
Councillor R.P. Neil


2008/09
Councillor A.H. Hitchman


2009/10
Councillor J.P. Jenkins


2010/11
Councillor D. Thomas


2011/12
Councillor Mrs. L.J. Stedman


2012/13
Councillor W.J. Lemon


2013/14
Councillor M.J.P. Burns


2014/15
Councillor R.T. Price


2015/16
Councillor Ms. S. Najmi, J.P.


2016/17
Councillor W.G. Thomas


2017/18
Councillor J.S. Edmunds



See also



  • Llanelli

  • Llanelli Rural



References





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  2. ^ ab "Llanelli Town Council Results". Llanelli Online. 5 May 2017. Retrieved 10 December 2017.


  3. ^ "New Llanelli Mayor Takes Chains". The Llanelli Herald. 3 May 2018. Retrieved 6 May 2018.




External links



  • Llanelli Town Council

  • Llanelli Rural Council




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