Our Vision

Mold Town Council is proud to champion the town, its people and its future. We work everyday to make Mold a thriving, welcoming and vibrant place where residents, businesses and visits can flourish.

Our missions is to:

· Be the voice of the community, representing the views, needs and aspirations of Mold at local, county, regional and national levels.

· Support everyone who lives, works or visits here, ensuring that Mold continues to be an attractive and inclusive town for all.

· Promote Mold as a destination, encouraging people to live, work, invest and spend time in our historic market town.

· Deliver high-quality services that provide excellent value for money while continually seeking opportunities to improve.

· Enhance quality of life by supporting initiatives that make Mold cleaner, greener, safer and more connected.

How We Achieve This

To turn our vision into reality, we are committed to:

• Listening to our community and understanding its hopes and priorities for the future.
• Supporting the vitality and long-term success of Mold’s town centre, businesses and local economy.
• Working in partnership with public bodies, businesses, charities and community organisations to deliver positive outcomes for the town.
• Promoting sustainable practices and protecting our environment for current and future generations.
• Fostering an inclusive and caring community where everyone feels valued, respected and able to participate.
• Helping to create attractive public spaces that are clean, safe and enjoyable for residents and visitors alike.
• Regularly reviewing our services to ensure they remain efficient, effective and represent good value for public money.
• Supporting local voluntary organisations and community groups whose dedication strengthens Mold and enriches the lives of those who live in and visit our town.

Together, we are building a stronger, more sustainable and more prosperous future for Mold, one that celebrates its heritage while embracing new opportunities for generations to come.

Committees and Working Groups

Mold Town Council carries out much of its work through a range of dedicated committees and working groups. These enable councillors to focus on specific areas of responsibility, make informed decisions, and help deliver services and projects that benefit the community.

Some committees have delegated authority to make decisions on behalf of the Council, while others make recommendations that are considered and approved by the full Council.

Our Committees

Policy and Audit Committee (PDF)

Oversees the Council’s governance and financial management by reviewing internal and external audit reports, monitoring risk, and considering key policies that support effective decision-making.

Cemetery Committee (PDF)

Manages the operation of Mold Cemetery and is responsible for setting and reviewing burial policies and ensuring the cemetery is maintained with dignity and respect.

Personnel Committee (PDF)

Deals with staffing matters, including employment policies and workforce issues, before making recommendations to the full Council where required.

Planning Committee (PDF)

Responds to planning applications and consultations affecting Mold, ensuring local views are represented in the planning process between meetings of the full Council.

Community, Development and Regeneration Committee (PDF)

Leads initiatives that enhance the appearance and vitality of the town, including projects such as Blooming Mold, floral displays, hanging baskets, and wider environmental and regeneration initiatives.

Finance Committee (PDF)

Monitors the Council’s budget and financial performance, oversees expenditure, and considers applications for grants and financial assistance in line with the Council’s adopted criteria.

Youth and Children’s Council Committee (PDF)

Works closely with pupils from Mold’s primary and secondary schools to ensure young people have a meaningful voice in local decision-making and community life.

Working Groups and Panels

Community Awards Panel

Reviews nominations for the annual Community Awards, recognising individuals and organisations that make an outstanding contribution to the life of Mold.

Mayoral Representation

The Mayor and Deputy Mayor serve as ex-officio members of the Cemetery Committee, Planning Committee and Community, Development and Regeneration Committee, helping to provide leadership and continuity across the Council’s key areas of work.

Representing Mold Across the Community

Mold Town Councillors also represent the Council on a variety of local organisations, partnerships and governing bodies, helping to strengthen relationships and ensure the interests of the town are well represented.

These include:

• Alyn Works Liaison Committee
• Bailey Hill Tripartite Steering Group
• Daniel Owen Community Association
• Mold Town Concert Band Management Committee
• One Voice Wales
• Parkfields Management Committee
• Police and Community/County Councillor liaison meetings
• School Governing Bodies, including:
  • St David’s Catholic Primary School
  • Ysgol Bryn Coch
  • Ysgol Bryn Gwalia

By working collaboratively with these organisations, the Town Council helps shape local initiatives, supports community development, and contributes to the continued success and wellbeing of Mold.

Get Involved

If you have an idea, event or initiative that supports the Mayor’s theme of “Saving a Life – Making a Difference”, or would like to invite the Mayor or Deputy Mayor to attend a local event, please contact:

Jane Evans

Events & Community Engagement Officer
Mold Town Council
📞 01352 758532
📧 events@moldtowncouncil.org.uk

Together, we can celebrate Mold’s achievements, support our community and continue to make a positive difference for everyone who calls our town home.

Contact us:

📞 01352 758532
📧 events@moldtowncouncil.org.uk

Together, we can create memorable events, strengthen our community and continue making Mold a town to be proud of.