by solvacommunitycouncil | Aug 27, 2021 | Solva Newsletter
Arnold Boorman of the Royal Antideluvian Order of Buffaloes presents a cheque for £90 to Mary McMahon, Treasurer Solva WI, for contribution to the replacement defibrillator pads used in Solva.
Solva Care has also contributed to buying a couple of pads, but it would be good to have some in stock. If you would like to donate towards spare ones, go to www.solvacare.co.uk or call Lena Dixon on 07805 717556.
by solvacommunitycouncil | Aug 27, 2021 | Solva Newsletter
22% of Solva has now registered interest in the PCC led Ultrafast Fibre Broadband Project. For the project to go forward we need over 35% of residents and businesses to register. To help push the project forward please encourage friends, family or neighbours to complete the survey online: https://www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/broadband-survey
Please sign up Now!
by solvacommunitycouncil | Aug 27, 2021 | Solva Newsletter
Every Thursday Memorial Hall 10.30 – 12 noon.
We have been back in the Hall for 11 weeks, still with some COVID restrictions but getting back to our usual friendly atmosphere in spite of them. The end of the season is a good time to catch up with old friends and meet new ones.
All ages are welcome as are well-behaved dogs. At the moment ages attending range from four and a half months to ninety-six and the dogs from one to eleven.
The library has a very good selection of fiction and nonfiction. There is no restriction on the length of time you have to read the books. A warm welcome awaits. On Thursday 23 September we will be raising money for the annual Macmillan Coffee Morning with cakes, a raffle and a small stall – join us if you can.
by solvacommunitycouncil | Aug 27, 2021 | Solva Newsletter
The seeding of the foreshore picnic area was completed in July and now we have the makings of a grand area for additional tables and benches. Thank you to the members of our community who have contributed new tables. This is a very popular
area used by visitors to picnic, launch paddle boards and kayaks and the Solva Swimmers are also known to have the odd barbecue there. To celebrate our community coming alive again after the dark days of Covid, we are holding a mini-festival on this site on 25 September.
There will be entertainment, food and drinks. Summer is over and we welcomed back our visitors, so 25 September will be a time to celebrate. Watch out for posters and social media information.
by solvacommunitycouncil | Aug 27, 2021 | Solva Newsletter
Three of the defibrillators in Solva are managed by Solva WI. So far this year they have been used twice. Pads that are placed on the chest to monitor the heart and deliver the shock are disposable and must be replaced after each use. We have had
two very generous donations from the Royal Antideluvian Order of Buffaloes and Solva Care (see front page) to fund these replacements, but we must be informed that the machines have been used so that they can be checked, pads replaced and
the machine made ready for further use.
Please inform the following people if any of the defibrillators are used:
Ann Tyler: 07779 052234, Kathy Davies: 07967 934756 and Helen Thomas: 07432 648596 (these numbers are also in the defibrillator cabinets). Defibrillators are placed at: Solva Memorial Hall, Upper Solva, Harbour Inn, Lower Solva and Trinity Quay, Lower Solva. Breaking News – There is a new Defibrillator at AFC Community Clubhouse which is being looked
after by Helen Thomas and one at Llanungar Caravan Park, maintained by Llanungar Fach Farm.
by solvacommunitycouncil | Aug 27, 2021 | Solva Newsletter
Theme Animated Characters Results.
Winner Best Scarecrow – Optimus Prime (Transformers) (The Wells family)
Winner of Cleverest Scarecrow – Getafix (Asterix) (Sandra & Jimmy Young)
Winner Funniest Scarecrow – Spongebob Square Pants (Jackie & Craig Young)
For a complete list please download the Newsletter from top of this page.
Name the Scarecrow doll
Huge thanks are also due to Mollie Page who knits the scarecrows every year (rumour has it that she is already knitting next year’s winners!). This year they raised £90 for the scarecrow weekend. Well done everyone.
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