Independent Councillors of Denbighshire , Cynghorydd Annibyno Sir Ddinbych

07/09/2024

Interesting day in Denbighshire Council meeting next Tuesday

20/03/2020

Pubs and Clubs to close but Borris said hospitality venues would be allowed to open to provide takeout services only.

27/10/2019

Who would be your choice of Clwyd West and Clwyd South covering the Vale of Clwyd Independent candidates for Parliament in the possible December elections?

Pwy fyddai eich dewis chi o Orllewin Clwyd a De Clwyd gan gwmpasu ymgeiswyr Annibynnol Dyffryn Clwyd ar gyfer yr etholiadau posib mis Rhagfyr?

15/10/2019

15/10/2019

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03/07/2019

Tomorrow 4th July is independence day in the United States of America. The trouble that surrounded this important day hopefully will have no long term resemblance to our Brexit fall out in the UK

4 July 1776:
The American Revolution
By issuing the Declaration of Independence, adopted by the Continental Congress on 4 July, 1776, the 13 American colonies severed their political connections to Great Britain.

The War of Independence which followed came after a decade of growing estrangement between the thirteen British colonies and the crown.

The Revolution was both an international conflict, with Britain and France vying on land and sea, and a civil war among the colonists, causing over 60,000 loyalists to flee their homes.

Seven years later, after successfully defying George III, the colonies created the United States of America. As a republic in an age of monarchies the new nation challenged the old order, demonstrating how a small fledgling nation could win its freedom from the greatest military force of its time.

03/05/2017

I would like to thank everyone one who has helped in my campaign to remain your County Councilor in the Llandyrnog Ward. I hope you all make the effort to get out to vote tomorrow, 4th May. Polling booths are the Chapel Vestry in Aberwheeler, the Coco Rooms in Llandyrmog and the Pavilion in Rhewl. Opening times from 7am-10pm. You don't need to take your card with you to vote, but it will help them find your number.
Best of luck to all candidates tomorrow
Please re elect me, thanks
Merfyn Parry

05/04/2017

I'm sure you will know that the County Council elections are on the 4th May this year, it has been and still is an honour to represent the people from the Llandyrnog Ward and being your voice on Denbighshire County Council.
Vote Merfyn Parry on May 4th. I'm about people not politics

Mi fyddwch yn gwybod fod etholiad y Sir ar y 4ydd Mai eleni. Mae hi wedi bod, ac yn parhau I fod yn fraint I gael gwasaneuthu pobol Ward Llandyrnog fel eich llais ar Cyngor Sir Ddinbych.
Pleidleisiwch Merfyn Parry ar 4ydd Fai. Dwi am y Bobol ddim gwleidyddiaeth

18/03/2017

Do you fancy getting involved with decisions in your county & community and helping to shape what your Ward and Denbighshire might look like over the next 5 years? Then why not apply to be an Independent County Councillor or Community Councillor, helping to shape the next council without the sway of any political movement. Have your voice heard over local and county issues that are important to you and the people that you represent.If your interested contact DCC. Go to Denbighshire's web site, go on the Busines tab then click on Voting and Elections and apply for a nomination pack. Or contact me and I'll give you some help, regards Merfyn Parry and good luck
https://www.denbighshire.gov.uk/en/your-council/voting-and-elections/Voting-and-elections.aspx

https://www.denbighshire.gov.uk/en/your-council/voting-and-elections/Voting-and-elections.aspx

13/03/2017

If your thinking of standing as an Independent County Councilor in Denbighshire in the May 4th election your welcome to contact me for an informal chat and I can also introduce you to other Independent Councillors and candidates who will be standing this time. Ring Merfyn Parry on 07836208446 or e mail [email protected].
Serve your comunity without the pressure from any political party

13/01/2017

For your information regarding standing as a Councillor, I'm more than happy to share my opinion as an Independent councillor with any prospective candidate who may be considering standing outside of a political party
Contact Merfyn Parry on 07836208446
[email protected]

Thinking of becoming a councillor?


Denbighshire County Council will be hitting the road with a series of information roadshows aimed at the county’s residents who are thinking of becoming a county councillor.

The next county council elections will take place on Thursday, May 4, 2017, on the same day as the city, town and community council elections.

Council representatives will be on hand at the roadshows to provide information on the role of the county councillor, how the Council works, the issues county councillors will face after the elections, the nomination and election process and the support available to councillors once elected.

A Serving councillors will also be available to share their experiences and insights on the office of elected member.

The roadshows will take place at the following locations:

Fforddlas Community Centre, Rhyl – Tuesday, January 24
Conference Room 1a, County Hall, Ruthin – Tuesday, 31 January
Restaurant at the Nova, Prestatyn – Wednesday, February 8
Denbigh Town Hall – Tuesday, February 28

All events will begin at 7.30pm and will last for approximately two hours.

Whilst booking is not essential, it would be useful if people could register their attendance at one of the workshops by e-mailing: [email protected] or by phone: 01824 712589.

For further information about any aspects of the elections process, including nomination packs, please visit: awb://www.denbighshire.gov.uk/elections or call 01824 706000.

20/12/2016

Can we take this opportunity to wish you all a Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year. 2017 is the year for the County Council elections, if you think you have the qualities to represent your community without having to affiliate yourself with any of the political parties and have the passion to reach out to the community, register yourself as an Independent Candidate. Over 30% of County Councillors in Wales stand as independent, free of any party whips, allowing you to represent the people in your constituency and standing up for what is important in your area without the influence of Westminster or Cardiff swaying your decisions.
Here is a guide to help you stand as a County Councillor in your area next May,
http://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/i-am-a/candidate-or-agent

and if you want to chat to existing Independent Councillors to discuss what's involved, feel free to message this page.
Nadolig Llawen a Blwyddyn Newydd Dda

Guidance for candidates standing for election, and their agents, on campaigning, accepting donations, spending money, your rights as a candidate, and reporting after the election.