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Committee members were present at a recent meeting at Lladevaud Hall to discuss with Langstone and Llandevaude the possibility of joint celebrations for the platinum jubilee. Cooperation was agreed and representatives from each will meet together to form a timetable of events. It is hoped that all those interested in the hamlet will join in the hamlets working party to make these a great community event. Please let us know if you would like to be included. Your ideas and help

From Jacqui I have had a response to my many reports to Streetscene . Good afternoon Mrs Ford, Thank you for your enquiry regarding the above. The location above has a full walked safety inspection completed on an annual basis. This inspection is due again in March 2022, and all reportable defects will be picked up and works orders issued to rectify. With regards to the cones placed at the location, when this is picked up on the March inspection this will be passed to the rel

R. I. P Bill was a one of the founder members of the Residents Association and despite poor health in recent years he will be sadly missed. We especially remember him as Santa, his service to Neighbourhood Watch and his contribution to activities on ‘the patch’ We extend our deepest sympathy to his wife Carol

Thanks must be extended to all those who go over and beyond to keep our hamlet litter free. Thanks especially . Jacqui Ford Richard and Sue Rayment John Harper Ian Neale

It was great to see the children’s excitement as they waited in the straw filled lambing shed for Santa. Due to covid they might not have been able to sit on his lap but they still enjoyed his presence and gifts. There was mulled wine, pop for children and an array of food brought by all those who attended. Sarah’s mini gingerbread houses causing quite a stir. Ioan accompanied the carols on his keyboard and Richard was a perfect MC. The quiz for the children included plenty o