The latest 'View from Richmond Park' column from the Carmarthen Journal


The latest 'View from Richmond Park' Carmarthen Town AFC column from the Carmarthen Journal newspaper -


The Carmarthen Town AFC 2012 Sportsman’s Dinner will be held at the The Ivy Bush Royal Hotel on Friday 18th May.
BBC TV pundit Steve Claridge will be the guest speaker.
Steve is one of a very select few players who have amassed 1000 career appearances. He scored more than 250 goals during a 22 year career that saw him playing for more than 20 clubs.
Steve is a high profile after dinner speaker with humorous stories about his on and off field trials and tribulations of a 20 year football career, his gambling addictions and the roller coaster ride that is his life.
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Help is required this week to clear the storage area at Richmond Park. Anyone who can help is asked to turn up at the St Peter’s entrance to the ground from 6pm on Wednesday (May 16).
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Popular Carmarthen comedy entertainer Phil Doyle will be staging a fund-raising evening at the Carmarthen Town AFC clubhouse and community centre on Saturday, May 26.
The show starts at 7pm. Tickets are £12 per person, including buffet.
Phil has appeared on many TV shows including New Comedians and Talking Telephone Numbers.
Phil has won the Jersey Variety Club Award for Best Comedian for three years running.
Phil will be supported by the talented young vocalist Natasha Doyle.
To book: Telephone, Allan, 07976 973693, or Jeff, 07813 697774.
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Tote: May 8 draw – Winning numbers, 12 and 23. The winners of the prize of £200 were Isla Gray and Gwyn Branby. The draw for a prize of £200 was being made on Tuesday night.

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