by solvacommunitycouncil | Aug 4, 2020 | Solva Newsletter
Jessie was appointed Solva Care’s Researcher just before lock down. She has been very busy, organising the successful Merlin Theatre Showcase event which took place in March, finalising the data requirements of our funders, and running our local research group. Importantly, she is our key link with other communities and organisations – sharing ideas and making sure that Solva Care is increasingly involved in the many decisions that affect us. She is coordinating the “Pembrokeshire Together for Change Project” which is our partnership with PAVS, PLANED and public sector organisations formed to support community groups in the good work they are during COVID-19. Jessie also undertakes voluntary work in Solva. She undertook the Community Land Trust online survey, she is a Welsh speaker and a trained horticulturalist. Good to have you on board Jessie!
by solvacommunitycouncil | Aug 4, 2020 | Solva Newsletter
There are important safety instructions for passengers to follow when travelling on public transport:
○ ONLY TRAVEL IF YOUR JOURNEY IS ESSENTIAL AND YOU HAVE NO ALTERNATIVE
○ Avoid travelling at peak times: 7am – 9:30am and 3pm to 6pm
○ You should NOT travel if you are: experiencing any coronavirus symptoms, self-isolating, clinically extremely vulnerable or shielding.
○ The advised Social Distancing rules should be adhered to at all times
○ Face coverings are mandatory on public transport and MUST be worn at all times.
○ Wherever possible, AVOID touching any surfaces at bus shelters and within the bus
○ Passengers are advised to wash their hands before and after each journey
○ Please use contactless payment or correct cash change only
○ IF YOU SNEEZE OR COUGH DURING YOUR JOURNEY PLEASE CATCH IT, BIN IT, KILL IT.
by solvacommunitycouncil | Aug 2, 2020 | Solva Newsletter
A boatload of mice have made their way to Solva on their ‘Big Cheese’ sailing boat. Under cover of night, they moored in the harbour and came ashore. Some stayed in Lower Solva, some went up the hill to Upper Solva and others have even ventured as far as Whitchurch. Where could they be hiding…? Pick up a free map from the Top Shop or Window on Wales and hunt them all! Or download a PDF map from the Solva Care website.
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