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Tell everyone that the market is on with stalls selling delicious food and preserves for you to enjoy over Easter plus craft and a large selection of quality books. Catch up with friends over a drink of tea, coffee and cake from the Forum cafe.
Ferryside Village Forum Spring Walk – 2015
Sunday the 19th April
THE WALK
Climb out of Ferryside and up Tregonning Hill with superb views across the estuary mouth.Rejoin the coast road above St Ishmael church and then cross the railway line onto the beach and back to Ferryside. A lovely scenic walk of moderate difficulty.
Up Tregonning Hill
Across the Estuary mouth
Meet in the car park in front of the Ferryside Cafe and White Lion Inn at 1.30. The walk is about 4 miles long and is moderately difficult because of the steep steps at the start, muddy fields and the negotiation of a rock strewn beach. Please wear appropriate footwear.
Contact Mike Evans on 07904313156 for further details
Join Ferryside Village Forum and Keep Wales Tidy in The Big Clear Up of litter and plastic waste on Ferryside Beach after the recent very high Spring Tides
Meet outside the Ferryside Yacht club at 12 o’clock. Children welcome.
Gloves, Pickers and Bags provided by Dan Snaith – Keep Wales Tidy
Contact Mike Evans 017904313156 for further details
The Ferryside Village Forum Market will go ahead as usual this Saturday between 10 o’clock and 1 o’clock. The usual favourites, vegetables, pastries and craft work plus Sarah who is baking up a storm with her exotic savoury pastries and Dave “Jam” is back with an extended range of Jams and chutneys. Fresh chicken and duck eggs from John and Jill, Llansaint. Cafe open for Columbian coffee, tea and slices of cake.
We are determined to make the market and the development of the Education centre and Sport Hall a roaring success despite the attention of some miserable thieves who stole metal from the centre and caused water damage. Time for that Dunkirk Spirit!
Wendy has asked me to tell you about a recent survey carried out by The Wales We Want National Conversation. They say “The biggest issues facing future generations in Wales are climate change, the natural environment, jobs and skills, according to the survey. Click on this bbc article to hear about the survey findings.