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Sesiwn meic agored - Parc Stebonheath, Llanelli
7:30yh Dydd Iau 24 Mai 2012
National Assembly for Wales - Community, Equality and Local Government Committee
Open-mic Session at Stebonheath Park, Llanelli
7:30pm, Thursday 24 May 2012
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Cinio sbortsmon 2012 Sportsman’s Dinner
The Ivy Bush Hotel on Friday 18th May
- Guest Speaker, Don Goodman
- Also present - John Deakin
President Jeff Thomas was absolutely delighted with Carmarthen Town's victory last
week against Afan Lido. He said, "Whilst it does not guarantee our WPL survival we
are infinitely closer to safety. The victory was, however, tinged with sadness on
hearing of Newtown's almost guaranteed relegation to the Cymru Alliance. I say,
almost, as we await the news of the WPL Licensing Appeal hearings. Everybody at Carmarthen
have many happy memories of our visits to Newtown and I sincerely hope that our visits
to Mid Wales will be restored. On a personal level I have much to thank the late
Keith Harding for his guidance and advice and as a Club, emulating Newtown became
one of our first objectives in the WPL. To my mind Newtown's exit makes one consider
the wisdom of a 12 Club league and the question must be asked whether the League,
in the short and long term, will benefit from it."
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Saturday 26th May 2012
From 7:00pm till late
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Tim Hicks yn cyflwyno siec i feicwyr Caerfyrddin fel cyfraniad oddi wrth chwaraewyr Y Dre
Tim Hicks presenting Carmarthen cyclists with Town players’ contribution cheque towards the charity cycle ride
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Dyddiadau i’w cofio // Dates for your Diary
- Date rearranged as certain officers unavailable -
Ivy Bush Royal Hotel
CarmarthenTown Community Centre, 7:00pm
Richmond Park
match dates announced
Richmond Park awarded three games
Carmarthen Town have received news that they will now be hosting three games at Richmond Park in the UEFA Women’s Under 19 Championship final tournament which will take place in Wales in August 2013.
Following a site visit by UEFA representatives the Football Association of Wales have asked the club to host three matches in the group stages of the finals tournament on the 19th, 22nd and 25th of August 2013. The draw to decide the teams taking part in these matches will be held in April 2013, when the qualifying teams are decided. Kick off times will also be confirmed.
Executive Chairman Gareth Jones was delighted with the news. “This is the first time ever that Wales have hosted a Finals Tournament and to be part of it is a great honour not only for Carmarthen Town Football Club but also for the whole town. We expect the usual suspects, France, Germany, to be part of the finals which will attract a worldwide audience.”
As part of preparations for the tournament the FAW have awarded Carmarthen Town a grant to build new dressing rooms, set to UEFA standards. Tenders have been sent out to local companies and hopefully work will begin in the near future. Rebecca Crockett, the Tournament Director on behalf of the FAW, has staged matches at Richmond Park previously and is familiar with the club setup. She noted her thanks to the club for their help to date. “I look forward to working with you towards a successful tournament in 2013.”
The FAW has already held one meeting at the Carmarthen Town Football Club Community Centre which was attended by numerous people involved with local football and also by several business people from the town as well Carmarthen Town Community Programme sponsor Neil Alexander of EMC Services was one of those who attended the meeting and he reacted positively to the news. “Carmarthen Town Football Club has long been regarded as a well run unit and being asked to host such important games is a result of that hard work and a compliment to all involved.”
Jones also emphasised how important this could be for the whole community.
“Not only are we hosting an international tournament but we are also showcasing Carmarthen Town and the whole of Carmarthenshire to a new audience. Some of these games will be televised live across Europe. Hopefully local businesses will benefit from the influx of visitors to the town in August next year. Not only do they need places to stay and to eat but will also need to be entertained.”
Carmarthenshire Head of Leisure, Ian Jones, also attended the meeting and was more than pleased to welcome the group matches to Carmarthen. “The awarding such a prestigious tournament to Wales, with some matches to be played at Richmond Park is fantastic news. I am sure that we will do our utmost to ensure that it is a success.”
The FAW promised to hold further meetings with the view of establishing a firm base of volunteers to help with all the hard work to be done before the tournament begins and during the games.
Noson Wobrwyo
2012
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