Family Fun Days around West Wales

This autumn looks set to be a good time for having fun. The St Davids Diocese Mothers' Union is arranging a series of Family Fun Days during September and early October.
There will be a range of activities on offer and plenty of craft ideas to try out.
The Fun Days are free of charge and families can join in with all the activities on offer.
Picnics may be brought but there will be hot dogs and refreshments available.
The Fun Days are taking place at the following locations:
  • Saturday, 13 September (11.00am-3.00pm) The Princess Gwenllian Centre, Kidwelly 
  • Saturday, 20 September (11.00am-3.00pm) Church Hall, Hubberston
  • Saturday, 11 October (11.00am-3.00pm) St. Anne's Church, Penparcau
St Davids Mothers' Union President, Brenda Evans encouraged families to take advantage of the Fun Days, saying “The Mothers' Union calls on families across west Wales to take its work forward. These Family Fun Days are our way of reciprocating the generous support we receive. In a way, it is our Mothers' Union gift to our communities. I’m looking forward to welcoming lots of people to each of these special events”.
The Mothers' Union is being helped in this initiative by Plant Dewi, the St Davids Diocese organisation for young people

More information - Brenda Evans (President – Mothers' Union) 01554 890803 stdavidsmu@googlemail.com 
Mari Thomas (MU FR and Communications Committee) 01269 825492 marithomas4@gmail.com

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