Contact Melrose East to enter: melrosemeast@gmail.com
LLangors Village Fete 2019 (20th July)
Saturday, July 20th 2019 2 – 5pm (free entry)
To be held in the Community Centre (LD3 7TR)
JUDGING SCARECROW COMPETITION, FUN, GAMES, STALLS, SPORTS EGG THROWING, TUG OF WAR ART AND CRAFT COMPETITIONS, CAR BOOT (£5/boot 01874 658335)
Children
1. Best painting ‘Discovery’ (pre school and nursery)
2. Best painting ‘Discovery’ (Class 1 – 3)
3. Best Painting ‘Discovery’ (Class 4 – 6)
Adult
4. Best limerick starting –
‘There was a monster who lived in the lake’
OR
‘Roedd afanc yn byw yn Safaddan’
Entrance fee £1
1 st prize £10, 2 nd prize £5, 3 rd prize £5
5. Best sentence starting with the letters –
‘LLYN SAFADDAN’
6. Best photograph – ‘PETS’
- Please bring entries to the village hall on the day, before 3pm. Exhibits must be the sole effort of the exhibitor.
- Each exhibit must have the exhibitor’s name and class number in a sealed envelope attached to it
- Judging of the paintings will take place at 12.30pm
- Judging of the limericks, sentence and photograph will take place at 3.30pm
- Egg Throwing competition will take place at approx.4.30pm and the Tug of War at 4.45pm
- Enjoy a cup of tea and homemade cake or an alcoholic drink if you prefer!!
- Have you seen the scarecrows scattered around the village?
But most of all join us for a fun day in Llangors and help raise funds for Llangors Youth and Community Centre
With Grateful thanks to RAVEN DRAMA for sponsoring the English Limerick competition (Lynn Clausen)
And to
LLANGORS WELSH GROUP for sponsoring the Welsh Limerick Competition
Thanks to everyone who has helped in any way to make Llangors Fete a success
Support the LLangors Village Shop Project
Public meetings are to be held at:
LLangasty Village Hall (5.30pm Wed, 27/3/19)
Llangors Community Centre (10.00am Mon, 01/4/19)
Llanfihangel Village Hall (7.00pm Mon, 01/4/19)
Dates For Your Diary
Next Commitee Meeting: Tuesday March 19th @ 7.30pm
Annual General Meeting: Wednesday May 15th @ 7.30pm
Village Fete: Saturday July 20th 2-5pm at the Community Centre
Crocus Planting – Purple4Polio Campaign
January 6th
Sunday morning saw a group of local residents plant crocus bulbs on the triangle in Llangors. 500 bulbs were given by Brecon Rotary Club to plant in the village, to help raise awareness of the efforts made to eradicate Polio across the world. This is a national campaign and thousands of crocus bulbs have been planted around the country (Purple4Polio Campaign).
Lake Players’ Amazing Donation
WOW! Clue Murder performed by The Lake Players last month (written and directed by Alan Lodge) raised an amazing £1,300.00 for local causes!
£450.00 was presented last Thursday to Melrose East for the Llangorse Play Park equipment as well as £200 for the Llangorse Youth and Community Centre (see bottom left). £200 has also been raised for the Llanvihangel Talyllyn Village Hall with a further £450.00 for local churches.
Looking forward to the next adventure! Da iawn all!
Hall Chosen for Co-op Community Fund
Llangors Youth and Community Centre is very pleased to announce that the Play and Recreation Park has been chosen by the CO-OP store as one of its charities in the next round of the Local Community Fund. We would like you to support us by raising as much money as possible over the next 12 months.
What do you need to do?
• Obtain a CO-OP membership card from your local CO-OP store. This will cost you £1.
• Sign in on line – www.coop.co.uk/membership
• Choose your local cause – Click on ‘Llangors Youth and Community Centre’ and then ‘Back this Project’. There are 2 others to choose from.
Then shop in CO-OP stores.
What happens then?
• When you buy selected CO-OP branded products and services, 1% of the money will be donated to our charity
• Please tell all your friends to do the same.
Support for Refugees
Llangors Youth and Community Centre is proud to support Hay, Brecon and Talgarth Sanctuary for Refugees (HBTSR). The charity provides important ‘Respite Days’ for people living in South Wales, mainly in Swansea but also in Newport and Cardiff, as well as Syrian families who have been housed in Powys under the Government’s Resettlement Scheme. People seeking sanctuary have fled from war, torture and/or persecution in their own country and many will face ongoing hardships in Wales with a risk of falling into poverty or homelessness.
Maintenance work at the Community Centre
It has been necessary to undertake major maintenance work at the Community Centre due to the boiler breaking down during the summer and lights not meeting the required standard.
The project has four specific aspects:
- Replacement of the outside lights, 7 of which act as emergency lights and do not now last the required 3 hours. The new lights would be LED and light downwards.
- Changing the tube lights inside to the Hall, Foyer and Meeting Room to LED lights giving a significant saving in electricity costs.
- Installing a new boiler to replace the existing boiler which no longer works. The new boiler will be significantly more efficient in itself and coupled with alterations, to include replacing an immersion heater serving the kitchen, and adding climate controls will also lead to more economic usage.
- Connecting the 7-5 kw of solar panels, which we financed ourselves, to a new well insulated tank to augment the heating from the boiler.
These new improvements will significantly benefit Llangors Youth & Community Centre to continue to serve the local and wider communities.
The total estimated cost is : £14,732
We have been awarded from the NP Sustainability Fund: £5,525
We have been awarded from the Powys Regeneration Fund: £6,707
Leaving us to find: £2,500
£14,732
We are very grateful for a donation of £1,500 from the Sri Lanka curry evening towards the amount we need to provide.
The boiler firm are due to start on Wednesday 3rd October and to finish on Friday 12th. The other items will follow on later in October.
Village Telephone Kiosk
Llangors Village Telephone Kiosk
This iconic red kiosk in the village was purchased by Llangors Youth and Community Centre on September 26th 2016 from BT for the sum of £1. Since then a lot of work has been done by a few committee stalwarts in their spare time, in between rugby matches and the weather – either too hot or too wet!
You will notice that the telephone kiosk is now a bright, shiny, red colour and will shortly have glass panels at the top with the words ‘INFORMATION’ and ‘GWYBODAETH’ (‘Information’ in Welsh) written on.
Eventually the kiosk will be equipped with tourist information leaflets and a notice board where people can advertise their events or businesses.
Hopefully it will be finished soon, before the rugby Internationals start again!
Thanks to those who have a done a grand job renovating the kiosk, you know who you are.
Diolch yn fawr
