Open Day to celebrate landmark at Ty Bryngwyn Hospice

Ty Bryngwyn’s In-patient Unit has now been open for 10 years, providing specialist palliative inpatient care for patients in Carmarthenshire.
The staff and trustees of Ty Bryngwyn hospice would very much like to thank the community for their support over the past 10 years.
They are holding an open day on Saturday, October 12, at Ty Bryngwyn, to which everyone is cordially invited.
The event will be opened by a local celebrity at 2pm with entertainment provided throughout the afternoon by Cor Meibion Llanelli, Llanelli Male Voice Choir.
Stalls, raffles and free refreshments will also be available before the event closes at 4pm.
The day will take the form of a celebration to recognise the 10 years of service provided from Ty Bryngwyn and to say thank you to the hospice appeal's many supporters.
Please note that limited parking will be available close to the hospice at Bryngwyn School.

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