English: We could go on a tour, Julie. I thank the Member for his question, and as he rightly says, there are a number of very hard-working and very effective town and community councils that not only have gone above and beyond in the past six months, but are very embedded in the communities in terms of the work that they do to make a difference, day in, day out, in those communities. The first thing to say - and I'm sure the councillors of Pen-y-Ffordd will be well into this already - is that Flintshire County Council are currently going through the LDP process, so it's really important that the community council fully represent the voices of their constituents in their patch during this process. I'm advised also that the community council did input into and comment on the last revision of 'Planning Policy Wales', and whilst that revision has taken place, I'm more than happy to have that conversation, not just around planning, because I think there are other ways in which we can better work with community town councils to empower - for example in line with the Transforming Towns work, in terms of the town centre adaptations. And I know, right across Wales, town councils have come forward with proposals that local authorities have then progressed, because they're there on the ground, understanding, perhaps, what needs to be done on their doorstep. But also things like the circular economy fund, which, this time, was for public sector bodies - so, not just local authorities. It's been opened to town and community councils as well, and I'm hoping that we'll be able to see some examples of, actually, how they could be shared and spread out in the future too.
Welsh: Gallem fynd ar daith, Julie. Diolch i'r Aelod am ei gwestiwn, ac fel y dywed yn gwbl gywir, ceir nifer o gynghorau tref a chymuned gweithgar ac effeithiol iawn sydd nid yn unig wedi mynd y tu hwnt i'r galw dros y chwe mis diwethaf, ond sy'n rhan annatod o'r cymunedau o ran y gwaith a wnânt i wneud gwahaniaeth o ddydd i ddydd yn y cymunedau hynny. Y peth cyntaf i'w ddweud - ac rwy'n siŵr y bydd cynghorwyr Pen-y-Ffordd wedi hen fynd ati i wneud hyn eisoes - yw bod Cyngor Sir y Fflint wrthi'n mynd drwy broses y CDLl ar hyn o bryd, felly mae'n bwysig iawn fod y cyngor cymuned yn cynrychioli lleisiau eu hetholwyr yn eu hardal drwy gydol y broses hon. Dywedir wrthyf hefyd fod y cyngor cymuned wedi cyfrannu at adolygiad diwethaf 'Polisi Cynllunio Cymru' ac wedi rhoi sylwadau arno, ac er bod yr adolygiad hwnnw wedi'i gynnal, rwy'n fwy na pharod i gael y sgwrs honno, nid yn unig ynglŷn â chynllunio, gan y credaf fod ffyrdd eraill y gallwn weithio'n well gyda chynghorau tref a chymuned i rymuso - er enghraifft yn unol â'r gwaith Trawsnewid Trefi, mewn perthynas â'r addasiadau i ganol trefi. A ledled Cymru, gwn fod cynghorau tref wedi cyflwyno cynigion y mae'r awdurdodau lleol wedi bwrw ymlaen â hwy wedyn, gan eu bod yno ar lawr gwlad ac yn deall, efallai, yr hyn sydd angen ei wneud ar garreg eu drws. Ond hefyd, pethau fel cronfa'r economi gylchol, a oedd, y tro hwn, ar gyfer cyrff sector cyhoeddus - felly nid awdurdodau lleol yn unig. Mae wedi bod yn agored i gynghorau tref a chymuned hefyd, ac rwy'n gobeithio y gallwn weld enghreifftiau o sut y gellid eu rhannu a'u lledaenu yn y dyfodol hefyd.