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About Offa Community Council.

Offa Community Council was formed in April 1985 following a Boundary Commission Review. It is one of 4 Town Community Councils serving the town of Wrexham and its voting population is in the region of 7,000. The Council prides itself on being a forward thinking authority and pursues its policies with the aid of the Clerk to the Council, Community Development Officer and a team of Youth Workers. The Council is composed of 18 elected members, nearly all of whom live within the Community.

The Offa Community Council area is made up of 4 wards, Brynyffynnon, Erddig, Hermitage & Offa. It covers a large part of the retail town centre of Wrexham and also the ‘café quarter’ where most of the bars and nightclubs in the town are now located. Also located within its boundaries are the historically important 15th Century St Giles Parish Church (1 of the 7 wonders of Wales), the National Trust property ‘Erddig’ and the Maelor Hospital.

St Giles Church

The Community Council office is situated on the upper floor of the Parciau Community Centre in Bellevue Park, the address is Offa Community Council, Parciau Community Centre, Bellevue Rd, Wrexham, LL13 7NH

Offa Community Council – One of the most active and innovative Community Council’s in Wales.
A recent study was undertaken by the Welsh Assembly Government into the role, functions and future potential of Community and Town Councils in Wales. Following the initial questionnaire survey 20 councils were chosen out of the 737 councils in Wales to participate in a more detailed case study. Offa Community Council was one of the 20 councils chosen to participate in the research. This research involved four elements:

  • An individual interview with the Clerk and members of staff
  • A group interview with members of the Council
  • Analysis of the Council minutes for the period since May 2001
  • A questionnaire survey of Council members

Following the research case studies Offa Community Council was highlighted in the report put before the National Assembly as being one of the most active and innovative Community Council’s in Wales. It provides a wide range of services and facilities for the Community including a community resource centre in Hightown and a youth service. Offa Community Council is involved in partnership working with the National Trust on environmental projects and with WCBC in the provision of traffic calming measures.


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