Partneriaeth Gymunedol

Mae'n ddrwg gennym, ond nid yw'r elfen hon ar gael mewn cyfieithiad Cymraeg

Edrychwch ar y anhygoel pobl sy'n rhan o'n Partneriaeth Gymunedol. Mae pob un ohonynt yn camu i'r adwy i weithredu fel Llysgenhadon Lle, gan gadw'r gymuned yn llawn egni a chyfranogiad

Business

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Mae Scott Griffin wedi byw ym Mae Cinmel ers iddo groesi ffin Pont Y Foryd ychydig cyn y pandemig ar ôl byw yn y Rhyl am ugain mlynedd. Nid yw erioed wedi edrych yn ôl! Mae'n rheolwr Peirianneg uchel ei gymhelliant ac yn arweinydd mewn technegau rheoli LEAN. Gyda dros ugain mlynedd o brofiad ymarferol mewn amgylchedd gweithgynhyrchu gan gynnwys modurol a chyfathrebu, mae wedi gweithio i fusnesau yng Ngogledd Cymru a Gogledd Orllewin Lloegr. Mae'n angerddol am y rôl y gall busnes ei chwarae i gefnogi cymunedau ac mae'n hyrwyddo newid trwy ymgysylltu a mentora. Mae'n credu mewn gwaith tîm a grym pobl yn dod at ei gilydd i wneud gwahaniaeth.
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Mae Denise Dale yn byw ym Mae Cinmel ac yn berchennog Baysville Coffee and Grill, busnes a lansiwyd ychydig cyn y pandemig. Cyn lansio Baysville, roedd Denise (neu Nisey fel y mae’n fwyaf adnabyddus) yn rheolwr siop i Wilko yn y Rhyl am bymtheng mlynedd. Fel rheolwr, ymgymerodd â llawer o brosiectau, a rheolodd dros ddeugain o aelodau tîm. Dysgodd sgiliau amrywiol gan gynnwys rheoli pobl, arweinyddiaeth a datrys problemau ac roedd yn rhan o sefydlu AGB y Rhyl, sydd bellach yn rhedeg yn llwyddiannus iawn. Mae hi'n angerddol am rôl cwmnïau annibynnol, a'r gymuned busnesau bach yn TKB i wneud gwahaniaeth i'r ardal.
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Community

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Mae Stanley Barrowswedi bod yn byw yn Nhowyn a Bae Cinmel ers bron i ddeugain mlynedd. Mae wedi gwirfoddoli ac wedi bod yn gadeirydd dau grŵp lleol, grŵp Cymunedol Rhodfa Caer yn trefnu digwyddiadau lleol a theithiau i drigolion lleol a hefyd grŵp Green Fingers yn gofalu am y berllan leol ac yn gwneud yr ardal yn fwy dymunol. Mae wedi gweithio yn Arriva ers tri deg tair blynedd, y rhan fwyaf ohono wedi bod fel Rheolwr ar Ddyletswydd ac ar hyn o bryd mae'n gweithio yn nepo'r Rhyl. Gyda'r profiad rheoli hwn, a'i weithgareddau cymunedol gwirfoddol yn yr ardal, mae Stan yn dod ag arweinyddiaeth, rheolaeth, a phrofiad a gwybodaeth datblygu cymunedol ar lawr gwlad i'r bartneriaeth.

Young People

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Mae Alex Bytheway wedi byw yn Nhowyn a Bae Cinmel ar hyd ei oes, ac eithrio wrth gwblhau ei radd mewn Cemeg Feddyginiaethol a Biolegol ym Mhrifysgol Efrog. Dychwelodd i'w dref enedigol ar ôl graddio ac ar hyn o bryd mae'n gweithio fel Technegydd Gwyddoniaeth mewn addysg. Gyda diddordeb mewn ffotograffiaeth ers yn ei arddegau, dechreuodd wneud sesiynau tynnu lluniau proffesiynol, fel ffotograffydd bywyd nos a digwyddiadau tra yn y Brifysgol ac mae'n cynnal gyrfa ffotograffiaeth llawrydd. Mae ganddo hefyd sgiliau dylunio graffeg, ac mae'n awyddus i ddefnyddio'r sgiliau hyn ynghyd â'i ffotograffiaeth yn wirfoddol i helpu i godi proffil TKB. Mae gan Alex farn am y ffordd y gellir gwella’r ardal ac mae’n awyddus i ddefnyddio ei farn a’i sgiliau i helpu i gyrraedd ac apelio at bobl ifanc, sy’n byw yn yr ardal, ac sy’n ymweld.
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Georgia Thomas has lived in Towyn and Kinmel Bay all her childhood and most of her adult life. She lived in Liverpool studying for a degree in Business and Politics from the University of Liverpool and completed a Masters in Human Resources at John Moore’s University. She returned to TKB to live and work following her Masters. Her degree in Politics and Business has given her insights into local government, and community politics whilst her Masters in Human Resources has developed her knowledge about people management. She is looking forward to applying her academic knowledge practically through her involvement on the Community Partnership. Having lived in the areas most of her life Georgia has built relationships with many people and peers, knows the area well, and feels confident listening to and discussing ideas and initiatives that would benefit the area.

Government

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Barry Griffiths has represented Kinmel Bay as a Town and Community Councillor since 2016. He has lived in the area for 40 years, through the 1990s floods as a family with young children. He supports a community website on flood resilience, represents TKBTC on the regional Flood Forum and understands flood risk, and the impact of climate change. He worked in international engineering and ran his own digital technology business; is equally concerned about deprivation, lack of opportunity and the physical environment; is passionate about inclusive community development. An advocate of place planning since 2016 he is delighted to be joining the Community Partnership to develop the place plan and engage local people in turning ideas into action. Barry is Chair of Conwy Beekeepers, Eco Governor at Ysgol Y Foryd and Media Officer for Kinmel Bay FC.
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Kay Redhead has lived in Kinmel Bay for 11 years and been on the Town Council for 5 years. She was elected to Conwy Borough Council to represent Kinmel Bay in May 2022. With 5 children aged 9-18 years old, she understands what young people in the area need and want. She is a parent governor at Ysgol Maes Owen, and Emrys Ap Iwan secondary school. She works in adult social care with disabled and vulnerable adults and wants to improve amenities for less abled residents. Kay is active on social media to reach people quickly and efficiently though she understands that not everyone has access (or wants access) to social media. She lives on Chester Avenue estate, gets regular feedback from residents who might not usually engage with ‘authority’ and is proactive in the community at the grass roots.
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Nigel Smith has been a Conwy Borough County Councillor since 2012 and was re-elected for another term in May 2022. Nigel has also represented Kinmel Bay as a Town and Community Councillor since 2012. As a Director of a local Motor Factors and retail outlet, Nigel has management and communication skills. He was born over the border in Rhyl and has lived in Kinmel Bay for over 30 years, and has a wealth of local knowledge and represented the area as a Councillor both community and at County for over ten years. He has been Chair of Kinmel Bay Community Centre for the last 5 years, working with many local groups, organisations and Churches. He has served as school governor at Y Foryd and Maes Owen schools and is currently Chair of Kinmel Bay Community Centre Management Committee and a member of the Kinmel Dunes Advisory Group.