Dyfed Diners ...But Things Can Only Get Better! Phone: 01834 844668 27Th August 2020

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Things are continuing to change for... Dyfed Diners ...but things can only get better! Phone: 01834 844668 27th August 2020 Dear Diner, The 230th Sunday lunch is at Charlies, at Croft Country Park, Reynalton, Pembrokeshire, on Sunday 30th August. Phone now if you are coming . SatNav: SA68 0PE The next Saturday Social on 5th September at the Savoy Country Inn has been cancelled due to lack of support and other problems; sorry about that. The 324th Dinner is on Thursday 17th September and the venue is Tudor Lodge, Jameston, on the A4139 not far from Lydstep Village, after the Manorbier Station turning and near the 30 mph sign on reaching Jameston. This will be our nineteenth midweek visit. SatNav: SA70 7SS To reach Jameston from the North or East, travel to Tenby and then take the A4139 Pembroke Road. After passing Penally and travelling through Lydstep Village, Tudor Lodge is on the right near the 30mph sign having passed the turning to Manorbier Station. From the West, join the A4139 Tenby road from Pembroke. Pass through Lamphey, Hodgeston and Jameston Village. Tudor Lodge is then on the left near the derestriction sign before reaching the Manorbier Station turning. SatNav: SA70 7SS Get there before 7.30 p.m. Late, lost or can’t make it? Phone Philip’s mobile: 07990 925 132. Please let us know if you are coming by phoning Philip by Tuesday 15th September . Events: The Torch Theatre is still closed and undergoing some repairs at the moment. They have issued a questionnaire about possible routes to recovery. Vue Cinema in Carmarthen is now open and seats will be allocated with spacing between ‘social bubbles’ as the bookings come into the theatre. It is best to use the website to make a booking. I hope to see you in Reynalton or Jameston, Philip.

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