Presentation from FSEG Public Consultation held in the Ferryside Village Hall on Saturday the 14th of December 2013.
Presentation from FSEG Public Consultation Saturday the 14th of December 2013
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FSEG NEWS
The residents of Ferryside showed a great deal of positive interest in Ferryside Social Enterprise’s plans for the future of the old Education Centre at a well attended public meeting held in the village hall on Saturday December 14th. An outline of the plan was presented by the Rev Philip Johnes chairman of the group and suggestions were also taken from the public. A grant of £13,700 from Carmarthenshire’s Rural Development Programme has enabled detailed plans to be drawn up for FSEG by architect David Darkin which will be used along with a business case to help raise further substantial grants to realize the project in the coming year.
It is hoped that the education centre will be redeveloped as a community centre (Canolfan Glanyfferi Centre) maintaining the Medical Surgery but also including facilities for Well Being, Respite Care, Sport, Arts & Crafts, Business Start Ups and Workshops arranged around a central Hostel or Bunkhouse for tourists and visitors.
XMAS FOOD AND CRAFT MARKET OPEN FOR NEXT TWO SATURDAYS
WRITING FROM NATURE
Writing from Nature:
how does the natural world inspire and inform creative writing?
Course code: HC203W Tutor Jane Bellis
17th January 2014 2.00-4.00 pm Carmarthen Public Library
Fee £70* (£60* Concessions) Book before 12.12.13 early bird discount applies
01970 621580 -Aberystwyth University – learning@aber.ac.uk
Xmas Market. Saturday December 7th, 10 til 1.
The Xmas Food and Craft market started last week on a glorious sunny Saturday.Opened by Jonathan Edwards, MP in full support of the local community and appreciative of the work of the Ferryside Village Forum.
The trustees and stall holders worked hard to make the day a real success. Good on you!
Large crowds flowed through snapping up Xmas bargains galore and enjoying the fresh food on offer.
This week we will have even more stall holders coming with fresh baked goods, Christmas gifts and Pembrokeshire Xmas trees and red berry holly.
Our usual favourites will be there; Banc organics with their wonderful local vegetables, The ever popular Dave’s Jam and chutney stall, Lucy’s kitchen with lots of fresh baked goods including samosas, flans and fresh bread. Pete’s Ferryside Xmas cards and prints, Jim’s glass craft ,Sue’s chalet with hand made clothes and art work. John’s Plants, Colette’s popular hand made jewellery and drift wood beach craft as well as Sarah Tosh’s equisite quilted Xmas gifts . The Market cafe will be open with fresh tea and filter coffee, cake and for the first time home made- filled rolls. All at very reasonable prices.
Not forgetting Brian who will be selling his popular fresh Roasted Chestnuts. It must be Xmas!
