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Keep up to date with everything going on and our latest news through our regular blog posts.


The Aberporth Banc Y Dyffryn Play Area Revamp Consultation Questionnaire
The Aberporth Village Hall Charity and local community Council are currently exploring a range of funding opportunities to upgrade the Banc Y Dyffryn Play Area, next to the Dyffryn Centre in Aberporth.. We need your help to define specific needs and preferences to ensure the new playground meets the community's needs and provides a safe, engaging, and inclusive space for all children. Please take a few minutes to complete this questionnaire. Thank you for your time.  Your
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1 day ago1 min read
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Make a date with Fare Share
Would you like to do your bit for the environment and pick up something tasty? Come along to the village hall FARE SHARE event every Monday between 4pm and 6pm. We have a selection of surplus foods from different supermarkets including loads of fresh fruit and veg plus some chilled and dry goods and sweet stuff. The selection differs every week so there's always a surprise! Come along and take a look! There's no charge but donations welcome to keep the project going. Items le
Sue Lewis
Oct 291 min read
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Welcome to our new volunteer co-ordinator!
Aberporth Village Hall has weclcomed its new volunteer co-ordinator. Julie Ward started in the post this week – the role has been funded for the next two years by the National Lottery Awards for All Fund. Julie is a well known face in the village having been a brownie leader for the past seven years as well as working in the local chemist. She will be working with the volunteer team which helps run events at the hall and Canolfan Dyffryn. Volunteers are also essential for kee
Sue Lewis
Oct 211 min read
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Makers Market success
Volunteers at Aberporth Village Hall are celebrating the success of their Makers Market. The event - which will be held in the hall on Sunday October 26 from 10am-2pm - is the fifth event since the hall opened last year. One of the organisers Jeanette Leyland said: "The market is going from strength to strength. The market is held twice a year in May and October and is always the May Bank Holiday weekend at the beginning of May and then the last Sunday in October. "This year
Sue Lewis
Oct 151 min read
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