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Upcoming Events

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Tennis in the Park.

Tennis Sessions are going well and will be carrying on every Tuesday and Thursday mornings 9.30am to 11pm.

Thanks to Geraint and Rhys for taking time out and teaching the kids a few tricks.

So far about 20 people have been turning up for each session so we are glad to see it so well supported.

Image by Christine Thomas.

We also have some other events coming up shortly.

Tennis in the park.

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After the success of Tenis in the Park last year we will be running it again this year.
We shall keep you informed of the dates.

Breakfast with the birds

No excuses we want everybody out of bed early for this :-)

Evening Post Letter

A very nice letter from our friend Dougie in tonight's Evening Post.


Thank you Dougie it is very much appreciated from us all in FOTP.

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Don't Forget

On Friday 16th March at 10.30am Peter Slee from the South Wales Evening Post is coming to the park as he is interested in writing an article on our group.
If anybody is interested could you please attend as the more people we have in the photo the better.
As usual we meet by the tennis courts.

South Wales Evening Post Photograph

On Friday 16th March at 10.30am Peter Slee from the South Wales Evening Post is coming to the park as he is interested in writing an article on our group.
If anybody is interested could you please attend as the more people we have in the photo the better.
As usual we meet by the tennis courts.

We are in the evening post and other news.

We are in the Evening Post today (wednesday 2nd november page 20) 

A bit of Good News! The earth has arrived and has been put in the brick roundabout by the gate so ........ if anyone has some spare daffodil or crocus bulbs then these would be most acceptable and we can plant them in this container.  Also a few members have said that they might have some spare Geranium Plants and I am sure you will agree these would be nice to plant up in the container next year as they are such a cheerful colourful plant.  Anyway, any other ideas would be most welcome as would a volunteer  who can mix a bit of cement so that we can fill in the missing bricks in the container.  I have sand, cement and bricks but I can't make cement, come to think of it I can't make cake either.

All the best

Chris