Tenby
Town Council
Tenby Town Council is the first tier of local government and is a statutory body. It acts as a face for its residents and its role is varied and extensive. Tenby is divided into two electoral wards, North and South, with six town councillors representing the North Ward and seven the South. However, above all, Tenby town councillors are there to act on behalf of all the residents of the town and must abide by the National Code of Conduct at all times.
Cllr Dai Morgan – Mayor
Contact: Via the Town Council
No political affiliation | South Ward
Cllr Paul Rapi
Address: 1 Upper Frog Street, Tenby SA70 7JD
No political affiliation | North Ward
Cllr Laurence Blackhall
Address: 18 The Maudlins, Tenby
No political affiliation | North Ward
Cllr Charles Dale – Deputy Mayor
Contact: Via the Town Council
No political affiliation | South Ward
Cllr Emma Lewis
Contact: Via the Town Council
No political affiliation | South Ward
Cllr James Phillips
Contact: Via the Town Council
No political affiliation | South Ward
Cllr Laura Crockford
Contact: Via the Town Council
No political affiliation | South Ward
Cllr Trevor Hallett
Address: 1 Cogmill Cottage, 22 The Green, Tenby
No political affiliation | North Ward
Cllr Samantha Skyrme-Blackhall
Address: 18 The Maudlins, Tenby
No political affiliation | South Ward
(also represents the South Ward on Pembrokeshire County Council)
Cllr Duncan Whitehurst
Address: 8 The Green, Tenby
Welsh Labour | North Ward
Cllr Joe Criddle
Contact: Via the Town Council
No political affiliation | North Ward
Cllr Tom Sloan
Contact: Via the Town Council
No political affiliation | North Ward
Cllr Michelle Evans
Contact: Via the Town Council
No political affiliation | South Ward
Primary Responsibility
The primary responsibilities of Tenby’s Town Council are as follows:
*Tenby New Cemetery and all associated Burial Records.
*The Augustus Place Community Centre
*The Jubilee Play Area and Skate Park
*Erection and maintenance of the town’s festive lighting displays
*Planning consultee (with all local plans available in the office for public reference)
*Supply of PCC food waste recycling bags; replacement food caddies (indoor and outdoor) replacement kerbside glass recycling boxes
* Supply of PCC trade waste sacks (trade waste customer must have already contacted PCC to arrange for payment prior to collection)
In addition:
*The Town Council (and in particular the Town Clerk and Assistant Administrator) provides a stepping stone to Pembrokeshire County Council and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority and gives advice on who does what and how to access people.
* The Town Council is consulted on policing policy, schools policy and planning policy for the town.
*The Town Council acts on local matters involving highways, community transport schemes, parking and crime prevention in liaison with the various authorities.
*The Town Council supports and gives donations to local bodies and charitable organisations.
*The Town Council also has many other powers not covered by the above, such as making specific bye laws. All powers and actions carried out by the Town Council are governed by the Local Government Act, Public Health Acts and other Acts of Parliament.