Cenarth Projects

Promote local walks alongside the River Teifi towards Troed-y-rhiw-Sion and create a circular trail with signage and a map from the public toilets.

Support the People’s Plan for the Teifi by improving access to public rights of way, controlling invasive species, enhancing habitats, addressing water quality and flooding, and delivering catchment-level restoration work along the Teifi and its tributaries.

Develop heritage interpretation materials about key historical buildings, sites, and stories across the community and promote them both physically and digitally.

Develop a community event that brings people together and celebrates a local tradition, story, pastime, or industry.

Develop a community website that celebrates life in Cenarth, the role of the community council, local events, and other local information.

Improve the playground off Glan-yr-afon with new play equipment and fencing.

Improve the vestry within Cenarth Chapel to enable greater community use, including improved Wi‑Fi, audio-visual equipment, and resources for inter-generational activities.

Keep the public toilets open on the A484 through partnership working with Ceredigion County Council, including exploring community asset transfer, ongoing cleaning and maintenance, renewable energy, rainwater harvesting, a tourist information point, and access to the mindfulness garden below.

Enable delivery of rural housing on the allocated site that meets local needs and integrates physically and socially into the local community.

Explore ways to create a community space within existing village venues that supports community life and building viability.

Improve gateways into the village to announce Cenarth and reduce traffic speed through gateway features, verge planting, and a campaign with the local primary school.

Improve the pedestrian experience in and around Cenarth Bridge to raise driver awareness of pedestrians, including changes in carriageway surface and reinforcement of courtesy arrangements.

Provide cycle stands and cycling equipment such as a bike mechanic station and e-bike charging at a central, visible location for residents and visiting cyclists.

Identify sites for off-street parking provision in the village, primarily for visitor use.