Bee Friendly area at school

The front of Neyland school now has a bee-friendly area, with seeds paid for by the COOP, and the work done by Neyland and District Environment Enthusiasts. The children from the eco-committee designed posters to mark the area. The winner received a home-made bee hotel (made by Councillor Pollard-Powell) and £5 voucher donated by the COOP and all of them received £5 for their effort. The pictures were laminated and fixed to stakes by the mayor, Councillor McGarvie and hammered in by Councillor Pollard-Powell. The bee area is a work in progress. It currently has a lot of clover, which is loved by many bees.

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BRUNEL QUAY GETS SPRUCED UP!!

The historical items located at the entrance to Brunel Quay have recently been spruced up by one of our Neyland Town Councillors. Cllr Phil Wonnacott recently spend several days rubbing down and painting the Brunel Iron Bench, the two anchors and the bollards surrounding the Brunel Statue and they look much improved. The town council has over the past 12 months purchased a picnic table and several new benches for this area of the marina and with the painting of these items the area now looks even more inviting to residents and visitors. Neyland Town Council recently received funding from Pembrokeshire County Council’s Enhancing Pembrokeshire Fund to renew and replace the 14 information boards located from the entrance of the Marina up to Westfield Pill. The boards describe the history of the area and also provide information on the wildlife to be seen along the Brunel Path.

Free Bee Friendly Wild Flower Seeds for Neyland Gardeners!

Bee border

Neyland Town Council has committed to the Bee friendly Scheme and is providing a FREE wildflower seed and bee ID pack to gardeners in Neyland. Supplies are limited and are on a first come first served basis. Please collect from Snack Shack or from the Town council offices in High St. We will be giving a trophy to the best wild flower display from the pack. The packs are for a 5m x 1m border (approx 16ft x 3ft.) Also included is an easy bumblebee ID sheet suitable for all ages.

Neyland Vale Improvement

Look what happened at Neyland Vale!

Neyland town council has had the top area of Neyland vale cleared so that is is once again the beautiful area it was, where people can walk and sit in clean and tidy surroundings. Neyland Vale is one of the prettiest areas of Neyland and it has been left to become overgrown and unsightly for many years. Now, however Neyland Town Council members have decided that Neyland can be improved by clearing and tidying the areas of town that have been left for too long. This area of town now looks amazing so take a walk down from Honeyborough Green and enjoy the beauty of this area. The before and after pictures demonstrate how bad it was and how much better it is now. Plans are in place to keep this area mowed and to plant some trees to make it look even better.

Special mention to Councillor Gareth Lawlor for his good work on this project.

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Moving to 54 High St

WE ARE MOVING TO 54 HIGH STREET, NEYLAND AS OF THURSDAY 27TH SEPT. THE LINE SHOULD BE TRANSFERRED BY FRIDAY 28TH SEPT 2018. SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE. I WILL BE LOCATED ON THE FIRST FLOOR IN THE FORMER CLEDDAU INSURANCE BUILDING WHICH YOU CAN ACCESS FROM THE SIDE DOOR.