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Floodmobile and Flood Re Event

Monmouth Town Council have secured the return of  The Floodmobile to the Cattle Market car park, Monmouth on Wednesday 18th February 2026, 12 noon - 6.00 pm.

Did you or someone you know miss out on their support on their last visit?


The Floodmobile is a demonstration unit packed with Property Flood Resilience measures to help you learn how best to protect your home and your family during a flood.

You can find out more via the below link:

Flood Re Link

 

 

 

Monmouth Town Council will also be hosting an evening event that will bring together Flood Re, Association of British Insurers (ABI) and Flood Mary, to share important information with the Monmouth community.


This will take place at the Priory Hall, Priory Street, Monmouth on Wednesday 18 February 2026 between 6.30 pm and 8.30 pm.

Please join us, no pre-booking necessary. 

 

Dathliadau Dydd Gwyl Dewi / St David's Day Events


Amserlen Digwyddiadau

Twmpath - Yn cynnwys Gwesteion Arbennig Calennig                   

Mae’r Ddawns Ysgubor Gymreig Draddodiadol hon, yn debyg i Ceilidh, yn cynnwys band gwerin byw a galwr sy’n dysgu ac yn arwain y dawnswyr, a gall pawb ei mwynhau!

 Pryd: Dydd Gwener 27ain Chwefror 2026 7pm – 9pm

Ble: Ysgol Gyfun Trefynwy (mynedfa oddi ar Heol Dixton)

Tocynnau Oedolion £5 (i’w had-dalu gyda diod am ddim ar y noson), Plant Am Ddim – Archebwch drwy Eventbrite drwy sganio’r cod QR neu glicio ar y ddolen isod:

Eventbrite 

Gweithdai Dydd Gwyl Dewi Cyngor Tref Trefynwy 

Hoffech chi ddysgu ac ymarfer canu Anthem Genedlaethol Cymru yn y Gymraeg?

Pryd: 18fed Chwefror 2 pm – 3.30 pm a 25 Chwefror 10.30 am – 12pm

Ble: Llyfrgell/Hyb Trefynwy, Stryd Whitecross, Trefynwy  

Gweithdai Dydd Gwyl Dewi –  crefftau ac adrodd straeon Cymreig – Yn cynnwys yr Awdur Cymreig Claire Fayers


Pryd: Dydd Sadwrn 28ain Chwefror 2026 9am-1pm
Ble: Llyfrgell/Hyb Trefynwy, Neuadd Rolls, Stryd Whitecross, Trefynwy

Mewn Partneriaeth â Phartneriaeth Bwyd Sir Fynwy - Marchnad Fwyd Trefynwy – yn dathlu cynhyrchwyr bwyd Cymreig


Pryd: Dydd Sadwrn 28ain Chwefror 2026 10am – 4pm
Ble: Marchnad Da Byw a Phont Mynwy, Trefynwy

Eisteddfod Bach – Dathliad o Ddiwylliant, Celf a Cherddoriaeth Cymru – Yn cynnwys Theatr Epic a Chân Y Ddraig


Pryd: Dydd Sul 1af Mawrth 2026 11.30 am-2 pm
Lle: Y Priordy, Stryd y Priordy, Trefynwy

Theatr Savoy Trefynwy - Sioe Arbennig Twin Town (15)
Pryd: Dydd Sul 1af Mawrth 2026 7.30pm
Ble: Theatr Savoy, Stryd yr Eglwys, Trefynwy

 

 

 

 

Schedule of Events

Twmpath – Featuring Special Guests Calennig
A traditional Welsh barn dance, similar to a Ceilidh, including a live folk band and a caller who teaches and guides the dancers can be enjoyed by all, spectators and dancers alike!


When: Friday 27th February 2026 7 pm – 9 pm
Where: Monmouth Comprehensive School (entrance off Dixton Road)


Adult Tickets £5 (reimbursed with a free drink on the night), Kids Free Booking via Eventbrite click on the link below:


Eventbrite booking link

St Davids Day Workshops
Learn and practice singing in Welsh, the Welsh National Anthem. Join Robin Davies, Cyfeillion Trefynwy.


When: 16th & 25th February 10.30 am- 12 pm and 18th February 2026 2 pm - 3.30 pm
Where: Monmouth Library/Hwb, Rolls Hall, Whitecross Street, Monmouth

Welsh Crafts, Storytelling and Writing Workshops – Featuring Welsh Author Claire Fayers

When: Saturday 28th February 2026 9 am-1 pm
Where: Monmouth Library/Hwb, Rolls Hall, Whitecross Street, Monmouth

In Partnership with Monmouthshire Food Partnership - Monmouth Food Market – celebrating Welsh food producers

When: Saturday 28th February 2026 10 am – 4 pm
Where: Cattle Market & Monnow Bridge, Monmouth

Eisteddfod Bach – A Celebration of Welsh Culture, Art and Music – Featuring Epic Theatre and Cân Y Ddraig


When: Sunday 1 March 2026 11.30 am until 2 pm
Where: The Priory Hall, Priory Street, Monmouth

Savoy Theatre Monmouth - Special Screening Twin Town (15 cert)
When: Sunday 1 March 2026 7.30 pm
Where: Savoy Theatre, Church St, Monmouth


About Monmouth Town Council

The market town of Monmouth is situated on the South Wales border, by the banks of the River Wye.

The town has historic connections with early Roman and medieval times, and its most famous sons are Henry V and Charles Rolls, of Rolls-Royce fame. With a current population of 10,000 it has easy access to Cardiff, Bristol and the Midlands via motorway links.

Monmouth Town Council is the tier of local government closest to the community and represents the views and interests of the people of Monmouth to other authorities including Monmouthshire County Council, the Police, the Welsh Government and others. The Council also has a number of other functions which involve community and environmental matters.

We hope this website will provide useful information on Monmouth and the Town Council.
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Monmouth Flooding

Sources of help are available via:


·     Storm Claudia - Monmouthshire (Monmouthshire County Council's page for the latest updates on flooding and signposting further advice).

·     Monmouth Aid | Storm Claudia Flood Relief & Community Support  (register as a volunteer or request help if you've been impacted by flooding via Monmouth Aid's website).

Important Public Health Safety Advice



Monmouth Town Council Strategic Objectives

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