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Find current opportunities to comment on Council matters, respond to public consultations, attend engagement events or view external consultations that may affect Narberth.
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Some consultations are run by Narberth Town Council. Others are run by Pembrokeshire County Council, Welsh Government, partner organisations or other public bodies.
Before you take part
- Check whether the consultation is open.
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- Use the response link or contact details provided.
- Submit comments before the closing date.
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Consultation listings
Town Council consultation
Narberth Community Organisation Register
Narberth Town Council is creating a register of local organisations, groups, clubs, societies, charities, voluntary groups, services and local businesses active in or around Narberth.
The register will help the Council communicate more effectively with local organisations about community news, consultations, grants, civic events, public notices, local projects and other matters of local interest.
Town Council consultation
Narberth Community Christmas Survey 2026
Help shape a welcoming and memorable community Christmas programme for Narberth. The survey asks residents, businesses, community organisations and visitors about activities, lighting and decorations, event timing, affordability and accessibility.
Your views will help the Town Council decide which Christmas activities people value most and plan a programme that reflects local priorities, supports the town and is welcoming and accessible.
External consultation
Culture for Future Generations – A Culture Act for Wales: Green Paper’
Culture and Welsh Language A society with good cultural well-being is one where people benefit from culture, heritage and the Welsh language and can participate in the arts, sports, and leisure.
"This mission recognises the power of cultural well-being to help us respond creatively to future challenges.
We support public services to invest in culture, strengthen community bonds, celebrate places, and champion diversity and the Welsh language as vital foundations for a fairer, more connected future."
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Questions about a consultation?
If you are unsure whether a consultation is run by the Town Council or another organisation, contact the Clerk and we will help signpost you to the right place.
