Kilgetty and Begelly Community Council, which only has half its council seats filled, is calling for anyone interested in becoming a councillor to think about joining it.

The Community Council which cover areas such as Reynalton, Thomas Chapel, Begelly and also Kilgetty, is on the lookout for new members, having six vacant seats out of 12.

If you're interested in making a difference in your community, now is your chance to step up and contribute.

Peter Adams, Vice-Chair said: “The community council currently has six vacancies for our council, and would very much like to hear from anyone who may be interested in becoming more involved in community matters.

“The only commitment asked, is for a monthly meeting at the Kilgetty community centre on the second Thursday of the month to assist in decision making in the community, apart from the summer break which is usually in August when there is no meeting.”

He added: “KBCC council has 12 seats for councillors to represent the community covering the areas of Reynalton, Thomas Chapel and Kilgetty-Begelly; in recent years councillors have left for various reason due to retirement and other commitments etc, leaving us currently with six people.

“A lot has been achieved in the community in the last two years with a new park being opened, and now the completion of the ownership of the community centre the council feel that we need to encourage new people to come forward with ideas, and to also assist in the running of the increasing community facilities.”

County Councillor for the ward, Cllr Alistair Cameron also regularly meets with members of the Community Council, to share news of what’s happening at County Hall, the home of Pembrokeshire Council.

Anyone interested please contact the council’s clerk Gary Price using the council’s website www.kilgettybegellycouncil.co.uk or phone 07984991520.