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Report It
- report online:
  
  • anti-social behaviour
  • graffiti
  • missed bin collection
  • fly-tipping
  • a pothole
  • a road spillage
  • street lighting
  • change of address - council tax
  • change of address - leisure cards
  
  • more services
Request It
- request:
  
  • a recycling box
  • an orange-lidded bin
  • street cleaning
  
  request information about:
  
  • adoption
  • child care
  • fostering
  • housing
  • children's parties
  • swimming lessons
  • tennis lessons
  
  • more services
Pay For It
- pay online:
  
  • business rates
  • council tax
  • set up a direct debit
  
  • housing benefits overpayments
  • library charges
  • social services non-residential charges
  
  • more on payments
Apply For It
- apply online for:
  
  • a carer's assessment
  • council tax: single person discount
  • council tax: dwelling exemption
  • council tax: disability reductions
  • jobs
  • library membership
  • a market stall or office
  • a scaffolding or hoarding permit
  • text and email alerts
  
  • more on applications
Contact Us
- online
  
  • make a general enquiry
  
  • contact your local councillor
  
  • make a complaint
  
  telephone
  
  • telephone: (01633) 656656
  
  • minicom: (01633) 656657
  
  • Text NCC followed by your message to 60777
  
  in person
  
  Information Station
  Old Station Building
  Queensway
  Newport
  South Wales
  NP20 4AX
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Your City Council

Welsh Church Act Funds

The Welsh Church Act 1914, which secured the disestablishment of the Anglican Church in Wales, made provision in Section 19 for the funding of church projects.

Today, the fund is not exclusively allocated to church projects.

In line with other Welsh local authorities, Newport City Council receives an annual allocation which, at its discretion, can be awarded for any of the purposes referred to in the scheme.

The Welsh Church Act Scheme enables applications to be for a wide range of charitable objectives including educational, social, recreational and cultural purposes. On this basis applications can be made by: