Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough: Pentre ward · number 1 of 2 on the ballot paper

Larraine Jones

Plaid Cymru - The Party of Wales

Standing for the council in Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough: Pentre ward, polling day 15 December 2026. No previous candidacies on Democracy Club’s records.

In their own wordsOver the years, Larraine has been a politician and even Mayoress of Rhondda Cynon Taf Council in its early days. Larraine stayed as a councillor until 2017 and continued to be a great advocate for the ward she stood in. …

Over the years, Larraine has been a politician and even Mayoress of Rhondda Cynon Taf Council in its early days. Larraine stayed as a councillor until 2017 and continued to be a great advocate for the ward she stood in. If you look at her facebook posts over the years, you will see she was instrumental in bringing the MUGA to Ystrad and has been a great supporter of the Gelli Park.

She has a strong track record as a councillor, in fact one to be in awe of. As attendance is a big area of attention at the moment, and the by-election in Pentre was called after the seat became vacant following the failure of a local councillor to attend for 6 months. Larraine was present at 100% of the meetings she was expected to be at. That is the sort of record any ward expects.

Larraine is a resident of the Pentre & Ton Pentre Ward and she has no other current job to do during the day. That means that will be present at meetings and on hand in the ward when needed to deal with ward issues day and night. She won't be someone that pops up and just does things in the evening or on weekends after work. She will be there for the people of the ward.

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