Pontprennau & Old St Mellons

Pontprennau & Old St Mellons is an electoral ward located in the north-east of Cardiff Wales. It has a population that probably now exceeds 10, 000 people (8, 037 from Census data, 2001) due to sustained housebuilding in the Pontprennau section of the division, which is likely to continue for the next 10 years as a major urban expansion of up to 4, 000 homes is constructed. The electoral ward falls within the parliamentary constituency of Cardiff North. It is bounded by Caerphilly county borough to the north; and by the wards of Trowbridge to the southeast; Llanrumney and Pentwyn to the south; and Lisvane to the west. GovernanceWestminsterCardiff North has been represented by the Conservative Party since 2010. The MP since 2015 is Craig Williams. Welsh AssemblyIn the Welsh Assembly, Cardiff North is represented by Welsh Labour AM Julie Morgan. Local GovernmentSince 2012 the ward has been represented at Cardiff Council by Georgina Phillips of Welsh Labour (1326 votes) and Dianne Rees of the Welsh Conservative Party (1004 votes).

Pontprennau & Old St Mellons is an electoral ward located in the north-east of Cardiff Wales. It has a population that probably now exceeds 10, 000 people (8, 037 from Census data, 2001) due to sustained housebuilding in the Pontprennau section of the division, which is likely to continue for the next 10 years as a major urban expansion of up to 4, 000 homes is constructed. The electoral ward falls within the parliamentary constituency of Cardiff North. It is bounded by Caerphilly county borough to the north; and by the wards of Trowbridge to the southeast; Llanrumney and Pentwyn to the south; and Lisvane to the west. GovernanceWestminsterCardiff North has been represented by the Conservative Party since 2010. The MP since 2015 is Craig Williams. Welsh AssemblyIn the Welsh Assembly, Cardiff North is represented by Welsh Labour AM Julie Morgan. Local GovernmentSince 2012 the ward has been represented at Cardiff Council by Georgina Phillips of Welsh Labour (1326 votes) and Dianne Rees of the Welsh Conservative Party (1004 votes).