SOUTH HOOK LNG

Issue 9 2018

Industry and Nature Read inside: Welcoming the Secretary of State for side-by-side to the Terminal The South Hook LNG Staff Days

The important role that South Hook LNG plays in supporting the UK’s energy needs

Your Safety Moment: Cyber Security - helping to keep your personal information safe

Rare species of butterfly recorded in our Nature Conservation Area

Giving students an insight into working life

Supporting our staff volunteers and fundraisers in the community Challenging schools to 'Discover History' for our annual calendar competition!

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Emergency response preparation and training COMAH Alarm Welcome... A special alarm, known as a to the 2018 edition of our Seasons Community Newsletter. COMAH Alarm, will be sounded in the unlikely event of an incident at Through the pages of this Newsletter, we share with you some of our achievements at site that may have implications for South Hook LNG Terminal, over the course of the past twelve months. Marking a those within our Public Information particularly important milestone for us in October 2018, was the arrival of our first cargo from Zone (PIZ). The COMAH alarm can the United States. be clearly heard outside the South Hook LNG site. Continuing our close working relationship with ’s first line response Agencies, The COMAH Alarm sound has a we hosted a familiarisation visit earlier in the year, welcoming representatives of Dyfed Powys distinctive sound - Police, Pembrokeshire County Council, the Fire Service, the Welsh Ambulance Trust, Milford an intermittent tone.

If you would Haven Port Authority and Natural Resources Wales (NRW). The visit was an important The All Clear Alarm is a single prefer to receive future opportunity to continue building relationships with local Agencies, and supported the full continuous tone and this tone South Hook LNG Seasons Emergency Preparedness Exercise that we held during November. will be sounded when the incident Newsletters electronically, is over. you can download a copy from our website We have also been pleased to welcome a number of guests to the Terminal, including the Rt. Hon COMAH Alarm Test Dates

www.southhooklng.com Alun Cairns MP, Secretary of State for Wales, as well as representatives of our Shareholder Please contact us if you wish You can hear to be removed from our companies, who enjoyed a tour of the Terminal during a cold, but beautiful Autumn day. these alarms postal list. Care for the environment remains a strong focus for us at South Hook LNG and we work when they are tested on the closely with the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority (PCNPA) to manage an area to first Tuesday of the west of our site, known as the Nature Conservation Area (NCA). Page 8 of this newsletter The COMAH (Control of Major and engagement with external Accident Hazard) Regulations 2015 set agencies, regarding their roles and every quarter at shares with you some of the species that a team of local expert ecologists recently discovered out by the Health & Safety Executive responsibilities in an emergency at site. 2.30pm and in the NCA; one of these being a particularly important find for Pembrokeshire. (HSE), aim to prevent major accidents again at In line with COMAH Regulations and 7.30pm: We have continued a busy programme of activities in our community over the past twelve from happening and in the unlikely integral to our regular testing, we • January months, helping local projects that focus on the South Hook LNG values of safety, event that one does occur, aim to limit recently completed a full-scale the consequences to our neighbours • April environment, wellbeing and education. As well as the direct financial assistance that we are exercise, which included the invaluable and to our environment. • July able to offer, we have supported many of our staff, as they dedicate their time to volunteering involvement of the emergency services Training staff who are involved in and other responding agencies such • October and fundraising activities. Much of this newsletter focusses on their personal stories.

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2 Issue 9 2018 Issue 9 2018 3 Our activities Our activities South Hook LNG has 43 members been receiving LNG since of staff have achieved commissioning in 2009 10 years’ Whilst we have the ability service with The LNG starts its 6,140 and plays a crucial role to provide around 20% of South Hook LNG. nautical mile voyage from Qatar UK natural gas needs, we Since the receipt of the through the Arabian Gulf, Red in contributing to the have also demonstrated the first cargo in March 2009, Sea, Suez Canal and the flexibility of the Terminal, the Terminal has Mediterranean to reach Milford UK’s energy needs. delivering just over 30% of processed around 61 Haven in West Wales. The voyage the country's gas during one million tonnes of LNG - takes around 18 days. Take the particular day, providing enough natural gas that, journey by clicking on the Supply security for homes, if supplying London alone, Chain animation on our website: businesses and industry would keep the city going www.southhooklng.com/ Liquefied Natural Gas across the UK. for approximately liquefied-natural-gas/ (LNG) is natural gas, mainly 10 years. the-supply-chain/ methane (CH4) that has During the first nine been condensed into a years of operation, Natural gas burns liquid by cooling it to South Hook LNG has more cleanly and approximate minus 160 ˚ C. received almost 600 efficiently than other LNG takes up about 1/600th vessels and regasified fossil fuels, with the volume of natural gas in around three quarters carbon emission its gaseous state, making it of the total LNG significantly lower easier to ship. imported into the UK. than coal.

A view of the Al Mayeda at berth, taken on a misty morning from Angle.

4 Issue 9 2018 Issue 9 2018 5 Safety culture at South Hook LNG Safety culture at South Hook LNG Proud to welcome our Shareholders to site Sharing our knowledge with industry representatives Sharing best practice within the oil and gas sector, we welcomed representatives from Qatar Petroleum, our majority Shareholder Company, who were hosting a team from the Kuwait Integrated Petroleum Industries Company (KIPIC). The visitors also spent time out on site familiarising themselves with different aspects of operations, including vessel unloading activities.

Our Shareholders are three of the world’s largest and most Following a number of meetings and discussions around experienced oil and gas companies. These are Qatar business and operational activities, our guests spent the Petroleum, ExxonMobil and Total. afternoon visiting the Central Control Room and the Process It is always a pleasure to welcome the South Hook LNG Area where the liquefied natural gas (LNG) is stored and then Board of Directors to the Terminal, particularly during such returned to its gaseous state. beautiful autumnal weather! Welcoming the Secretary of State for Wales to South Hook LNG Earlier this year, The Rt. Hon Alun Cairns MP, Secretary of State for Wales visited the Terminal to see at first hand, our operational activities. Our guest spent some time touring around the facility and chatting with members of the Operations team in the Central Control Room, where all ship unloading, gas send out and routine operations are managed. We were delighted to welcome the Secretary of State for Wales to the Terminal and are proud of the crucial Pembrokeshire Friends of Prostate Cymru speak to the team role that we play in ensuring UK energy security, where operational We were pleased to welcome representatives of the local As the most common cancer amongst men in the UK, we reliability is underpinned by the highest branch of Prostate Cymru to site, as part of our ongoing were keen to heighten awareness within the team and are of safety standards. programme of Wellbeing. grateful to Pembrokeshire Friends of Prostate Cancer for their time and sensitivity in delivering a hugely valuable talk. The Rt. Hon Alun Cairns MP, Secretary of Aimed at both men and women, the talk by Brian, Dilwyn State for Wales with Rob Else, former and John provided our teams with an increased awareness A donation was given by the Company, as a way of showing General Manager and Hamad al Samra, of prostate cancer and of the importance of regular health our appreciation. new General Manager. checks and the detection of early symptoms.

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The Biological Recorders were very complimentary about the conservation Doing our bit for monitoring and ‘low key’ management activities that we have implemented. the environment Working alongside nature They also commented on how the We are continuously looking for biodiversity of habitats within the NCA ways to reduce, reuse and One third of our site (approximately 110 acres) on the western have developed and been encouraged recycle waste and over the past side of the Terminal, falls within the Pembrokeshire Coast since the last large scale biological year, the Terminal has: National Park Authority (PCNPA) area and has been specifically monitoring exercise, conducted in set aside as a Nature Conservation Area (NCA). We work very 2010. The latest recordings of species 1. Despite small quantities of closely with the PCNPA and wider stakeholders to monitor and and habitats will help inform and shape waste generated at site, we carefully manage the NCA for the benefit of nature conservation future monitoring and management still diverted around 4 tonnes and this includes regular assessment of the ecological activities moving forwards. of food waste from landfill. condition of the area. The ‘story of the day’ was the All food waste is now sent One misty morning in June 2018, a team of local expert confirmation of a colony of Silver- offsite to be recycled by ecologists visited the NCA to record and collect data on studded Blue Butterflies, an important anaerobic digestion, where it is various aspects of the site’s biodiversity and habitats. find in Pembrokeshire. The dazzling broken down to produce The Recorders collected detailed information on the Silver-studded Blue is a rare butterfly nutrient rich bio-fertiliser. This numerous species of interest, including butterflies, dragon of heathland habitat. It has undergone process happens in the and damselflies, bees, flowering plants and birds, as well severe population decline in recent absence of oxygen in a sealed, as collecting data on small mammal activity and condition years and the data indicated that this oxygen-free tank called an of the local habitats. rare species appears to be doing well anaerobic digester. Anaerobic A Biological Recorder conducting research in the NCA. in the NCA. digestion is recognised by the Government as one of the best Other more common species, such as Above: Common grass moth methods for food waste the common grass moth Chrysoteuchia Chrysoteuchia culmella recycling, preventing culmella and caterpillar of the ‘The Top: Caterpillar of the ‘The Drinker’ Moth significant amounts of carbon Drinker’ moth were also recorded. Photo credit: Mrs Annie Haycock of rushmoorphotos.co.uk dioxide from entering the ‘The Drinker’ moth is most frequently atmosphere. found in marshy places, fens and The results demonstrate the excellent 2. Replaced all disposable cups riversides but may also be seen in drier, progress that continues to be made in with recyclable coffee cups. grassy terrain. The species' common the NCA and reflects how industry and names derives from the larva's nature are able, not only to exist, but 3. Reduced potable water supposed drinking of drops of dew. thrive together, side-by-side. (drinking water), through water use efficiencies on site. Whilst we are proud of these positive results, everyone at site is encouraged to keep up the good work, continuing our focus to ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’.

Silver-studded Blue Butterfly

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Helping to give young people experiences Our Community Supporting Pembrokeshire communities and an insight into working life Celebrating success at the 25th annual Liaison Group Crucial Crew safety event. Tomas Griffiths Our Work The South Hook LNG Community The short time spent Liaison Group (CLG) is an Experience at South Hook LNG important forum where your has inspired Tomas elected community Programme to take up an representatives meet with our Team members at South Hook LNG Engineering management to share information with friends and family members Apprenticeship, having enjoyed and discuss key topics and in secondary school education, a week spent at site. Will Cahill with South Hook LNG’s feedback from our neighbours. were given the opportunity to Tomas said, “Thank you to all General Manager Hamad Al Samra, Topics discussed at the latest Operations Manager Ken Hurley and invite students to spend a those who took time out of their meeting included the arrival of an HR Manager Andy Street. week’s work experience at site. day to help me. I was made to LNG cargo from the US on board feel very welcome.” South Hook LNG Yari LNG and an update on the We were delighted to welcome Terminal’s COMAH exercise in Hollie, Ethan and Tomas, as part of Scholarship November 2018. our Work Experience Programme. Award Your representatives and members of the current South Hook LNG Following successful CLG are: A Level results, Will • County Councillor - Hollie Lewis Ethan James Cahill, a pupil of the Councillor Reg Owens Having just Ethan is studying IT former Tasker • Mayor of - completed her at Pembrokeshire Milward School, is Councillor Rose Gray GCSE’s, Hollie was College and was embarking on a four • Ward representative, unsure which career grateful for the year Masters Degree Milford Haven Town Council - path to take. The opportunity to spend a in Chemical Engineering, including Councillor Eric Harries week spent with the Financial week with the Technical Services a year in industry. Will was one of • ward representative, Reporting & Controls, Human Team, observing engineers many local students to apply for Milford Haven Town Council - Resources, Procurement and maintaining the integrated the Company’s annual Councillor Alun Byrne Pictured with the Public Relations teams at control and safety system. Scholarship, which along with a • Community celebratory cake South Hook LNG, has given Ethan thanked the Company, written application, also involved Council representative - are Cllr Phil Baker, Hollie an insight into a broad saying, “I felt very inspired by my giving a presentation as to future Councillor Des Galdo Cabinet Member range of career possibilities. time here and got a lot from the career aspirations. • Angle Community Council - for Planning and experience.” Councillor Danny Richards Infrastructure, Will’s interest in Chemical Phil Thompson, Engineering began at a young age one of the founder with him commenting, “I have members of always been interested in how Crucial Crew and things worked and where our Mariam Dalziel, everyday items that we take for PR Manager granted come from. Chemical South Hook LNG. Engineering is the perfect balance between problem solving and With the continued support of South Hook LNG, Pembrokeshire County Council’s creativity so I am inspired to Crucial Crew event has, once again, been a great success, providing important pursue a degree in the subject.” safety advice to almost 1,300 year six pupils from local primary schools. South Hook LNG’s Scholarship Marking the 25th anniversary of Crucial Crew, representatives and partner agencies Programme encourages proudly celebrated the key milestone for the event, having passed on safety applications from local students learnings to over 30,000 youngsters across the County, since the first session. seeking higher education in As partners prepared for this year’s event, Through a range of interactive and engaging workshops, the children participated in engineering, science or business celebrations for the milestone anniversary a variety of fun activities, receiving guidance on how to stay safe in typical everyday related disciplines. Details for how began earlier in the year. A competition situations, from safety on the beach or the internet to raising awareness on how to Degree students visit the Terminal to apply to the 2019 Programme launched by the Local Authority saw the keep safe on the road and understanding the importance of food hygiene. A group of chemical engineering students from Swansea University were recently will be available on the Company’s creation of a celebratory banner. Agencies at this year’s Crucial Crew were Pembrokeshire County Council’s Road welcomed to site, giving them the chance to meet and chat with members of the website next year. Proud winner of the competition: Safety, Food Safety and Domestic Abuse teams, Western Power Distribution, the Operations and Technical Services Teams. We wish Will all the best as he Wriana Samsam from St Mary’s RC School, RNLI, Dyfed Powys Police and Mid and West Wales Fire & Rescue Service. starts life as a student! , with Pembrokeshire County A tour of the process area and Control Room gave the visitors an overview of the Council’s Kirstie Donoghue, Assistant Road We congratulate teams at Pembrokeshire County Council and participating regasification process and an indication into how their studies may be applied Safety Officer and South Hook LNG’s agencies for their commitment and support to Crucial Crew over the years. We are within the industry. PR Manager Mariam Dalziel. proud to continue our involvement.

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Organised by Pembrokeshire Community and voluntary groups at • Heritage Llangwm The South Hook LNG Community Fund Association of Voluntary Services this year's Community Zone, included: • LINC Project (Transportation initiative (PAVS), and supported by South Hook • Adlerian Society of Wales linking rural communities) Through our Community Engagement Programme, we aim to support local community LNG Terminal, the Community Zone was a hive of activity throughout the • Big Lottery Fund • Menter Iaith Sir Benfro projects that promote areas of safety, environment, education and wellbeing. Over the years, Show, allowing visitors to access • British Red Cross • MS Society Pembrokeshire important information about a range of South Hook LNG has supported community projects, initiatives and events, ranging from • Burns in the Community • Pembrokeshire Association of community-led services, available to Community Transport (PACTO) safety campaigns and biodiversity projects, to local schools and youth projects. the public. • Campaign to end loneliness • Pembrokeshire Local Action Network Our relationship with Pembrokeshire Association of Voluntary Services (PAVS) for the delivery of From community transport and • Community Connectors/PAVS for Enterprise and Development our Community Fund continues to support the applications of community and voluntary groups wellbeing projects to bereavement • Cruse Bereavement Care (PLANED) across Pembrokeshire. counselling and carers support, a • CWTCH • Primary Care Hywel Dda Uni If you would like to apply for funding support for a group or organisation that you are involved with, range of organisations were on • FutureWorks / Communities for Work Health Board details of how to apply can be found on the PAVS website (www.pavs.org.uk). hand to offer advice and guidance, whilst raising awareness of • Hafal Crossroads • West Wales Action for Mental Health volunteering opportunities available (WWAMH) The Community Zone returned to Pembrokeshire County Show • Hafan Cymru across the County. • Workways + The Community and Learning Zones at the County Show last summer, once again proved very popular – attracting over • HDHB Community Health 5,500 people over the three days. • 2 Wish Upon A Star As well as meeting various community organisations present, visitors could also obtain free careers advice and details on relevant courses or support services that might be of interest.

Helping to keep our youngsters safe on the roads Earlier this year, along with several other organisations, South Hook LNG Community Fund provided support to the Friends of Pennar School, assisting them with the purchase of cycle helmets that will help children stay safe on the roads. Pennar Community School encourages its pupils to either walk or cycle to school, promoting a healthier lifestyle and a healthier attitude amongst its youngsters.

12 Issue 9 2018 Issue 9 2018 13 South Hook LNG in the community South Hook LNG in the community SwimNarberth supported with new Giving a equipment SwimNarberth, the Community helping Incorporated Organisation (CIO) that took over the running of the pool in hand to our 2014, applied to the South Hook LNG Fund, for help in purchasing a changing bed and tracking hoist, allowing community disabled swimmers and their carers to enjoy the pool, more comfortably. fundraisers The project has considerably The South Hook LNG enhanced changing facilities for Community Participation Withybush Hospital Cancer Day Unit Paul Sartori Hospice disabled users at the pool, following a contribution of £5,000 from the Fund. Programme also offers Chris, Operations Team Damien, Jeremy, Jason and Eoin - match funding to personnel Chris undertook the demanding 100- Technical Services and Operations Teams fundraising for their chosen mile Pembrokeshire Coastal Race last The team of four participated in the Lifesaving Club given a boost with new boards year! Chris lost both parents to cancer, 90-minute motorsport event, raising charity and a number of so decided that Withybush Hospital much-needed funds for Paul Sartori, a The popular Surflink club based organisations have Cancer Day Unit would be a worthy Pembrokeshire charity that offers at South Beach, is a registered charity charity to benefit from the fundraising. invaluable care and advice for those in with around 100 junior members - some benefitted recently from Chris raised £1,100 and was keen to the later stages of a life limiting illness. as young as eight - who are learning their inspirational activities. thank South Hook LNG for their donation. The match funding helped to valuable knowledge about water safety. contribute to this great cause. Many members go on to take up part- time placements with the RNLI, helping to keep Pembrokeshire beaches safe during the summer months. Following support from the South Hook LNG Community Fund, ten new nipper surfboards are now helping youngsters develop important lifesaving skills in the south of the County.

Helping to develop green spaces In , an area known as Ty Hafan Hospice Macmillan Cancer Support Crohn's & Colitis UK the Priory Saltings, once used as a rubbish tip, has been transformed, Adam, Operations Team Mike, Business Services Team Neil, Operations Team following a project involving the local Adam took on the gruelling 5in55 Following the sad loss of his dad, Mike Neil’s wife struggles on a daily basis County Council and Environmental and challenge, raising money for Ty Hafan made the decision to do some with Ulcerative Colitis, for which there is Countryside Conservation students Hospice, a Welsh charity that provides fundraising for two charities - no known cure. So committed was Neil from Pembrokeshire College. holistic palliative care for children. Macmillan Cancer Support and The to the cause of raising as much money Haverfordwest Town Council secured Adam’s son has been going to Ty-Hafan Bracken Trust Cancer Support Centre as possible, to help finance pioneering £5,000 through the South Hook LNG for eleven years and over this time, the - by canoeing 115 miles around Lake research by Crohn’s & Colitis UK, that Community Fund, to get the project off family have received much support. Geneva in Switzerland! he entered, not one, but two events - the ground. The project, involving the the Cardiff Half Marathon and the Dale The challenge included walking 5 Mike said, “It felt good to be able to construction of a boardwalk pathway 10k event, scheduled within two weeks mountains in 55 hours! Starting with give a little something back to two across wetland, was supplemented by Ben Nevis, then Scafell Pike in the of each other! the planting of 420 native tree saplings charities that supported Lake District and then onto Wales to my dad and family Financial support received from by the students and other volunteers. Photos: Pembrokeshire Photography conquer Snowdon, next Cadair Idris South Hook LNG will go towards through 14 difficult You can read To thank the students for their and then the final peak - Pen y Fan in years. The match helping to identify better commitment and passion to the project, more about our the Brecon Beacons. funding will help wonderful volunteers and treatments and life changing town mayor Cllr. Sue Murray presented Adam said, “A big thank you to all who towards this.” fundraisers on the community support and hopefully, the Haverfordwest Mayor’s Award contributed to this amazing charity and pages of our website - someday, a cure. 2018, on behalf of the Town Council. helped me raise over £3,000.” www.southhooklng.com/ community-and- environment/ 14 Issue 9 2018 Issue 9 2018 15 South Hook LNG in the community

South Hook LNG volunteers makeover the Pill Centre A second Community Day in the year, is extremely grateful for all the hard work of ‘Christmas Together’, the Pill Social saw a team of willing volunteers take on the day. All South Hook staff work so Centre is a focal point within the on the challenge of painting the main hard in the Community and their painting community and is run by a dedicated hall at the Pill Social Centre in Milford of the main hall made a real difference." team of volunteer Trustees. Haven, giving a fresh new look to the The Centre has been serving the local Both Hubberston & Hakin Community hugely popular community venue. community for more than six decades. Centre and Pill Social Centre play Colin Sharp, Chairman of the Pill Social From rehearsal space for local clubs an important role at the heart of Community Volunteering Centre said, "The Pill Community Centre and community ventures to the home the community.

The South Hook LNG Community Days Keeping our beaches clean and safe In 2018, our Community Days gave teams of staff volunteers the On a sunny late afternoon, armed Keeping our beaches clean is with bin bags and litter pickers, a important, both for the families that opportunity to spend a few hours, providing hands-on help to two team of volunteer beach cleaners from use them and for the protection of the local community centres. South Hook LNG and our neighbouring environment and marine life. village, Herbrandston, scanned the Max and Leo, our two youngest volunteers, Hubberston & Hakin beach, collecting an array of refuse. proudly show the catch of the day! Community Centre The Community Centre in Hubberston holds fond memories for many of the team at South Hook LNG, having grown up in the area. Leased from Pembrokeshire County Council, a Board of Trustees has established a community-led charity to manage the Centre, encouraging involvement from a wide range of community groups. Regular events held at the Centre already include a daily playgroup, senior citizen lunches, keep fit classes and many other activities Secretary of the Centre’s trustees Viv Stoddart said “The South Hook team did an amazing transformation of the Centre’s two key areas. The Trustees are so grateful for their efforts and the quality of their workmanship. The Centre was under threat of closure, but now, thanks to the community coming together, and the support of local companies such as South Hook LNG, the Centre’s future looks bright.”

16 Issue 9 2018 Issue 9 2018 17 South Hook LNG in the community South Hook LNG in the community Supporting the volunteering efforts of our people A number of people who work at the Terminal spend hours of their own time involved in community ventures that have personal meaning. Through the South Hook LNG Staff Participation Programme, we acknowledge the commitment and long hours that our volunteers dedicate to teams and clubs that they support, by providing financial assistance.

Tenby Under 7's Football Club Milford Haven Juniors Under Friends of Cleddau Reach Anthony, Operations Team 12’s Teams VC School Anthony helps to coach the Karl, Operations Team Adrian, Business Services Team youngsters of the Tenby under 7’s Karl dedicates much of his spare time to team and the team has had a very chairing and coaching the Milford Haven Keen to give something back to the successful first season, winning the Junior Rugby Under 12 teams, whilst school that his little girl attends, Adrian Pennar Robins tournament. also coaching and organising fixtures for is now an active member of the Friends Association for Cleddau The support from South Hook LNG will the Milford Haven RFC Minis too! School. “The school is keen to thank help finance a set of new goals. “Everyone at the club is very grateful South Hook LNG for the kind donation for the donation received from South which has gone towards new play Hook LNG,” said Karl. Wiseman’s Bridge Rowing Club Hakin United Under 7’s Football Team Templeton C.P. School PTA equipment and a new storage facility in the Early Years playground.” Simon, Operations Team Jamie, Operations Team Alex, Business Services Team Haul by NARC divers recovered unused commercial fishing equipment (‘ghost pots’). Simon has provided instruction at the Jamie helps to coach the Hakin United Now into her sixth year volunteering as club for over 12 years to anyone that under 7’s Football Team and last year Treasurer at Templeton C.P. School, wants to learn to row, regardless of they proudly won one of the County Alex spends much of her free time age, gender or ability! football tournaments. preparing the school’s annual The match funding has meant that the The donation received from accounts and helping to fundraise. club has been able to continue their South Hook LNG has supplied training Monies received from South Hook LNG high standards of training. tops and equipment for the squad. have allowed the school to purchase literacy and numeracy games for the children, as well as helped the development of a school’s Nurture Group.

Pembrokeshire Yacht Club Milford United Under 8’s Neptune’s Army of Rubbish Fishguard & Goodwick Youth Christian and Julian, Operations and Neil, Operations Team Cleaners (NARC) Rugby Club Business Services Teams Neil is an active member of the Andy, Operations Team Kevin, Operations Team Christian and Julian dedicate many coaching team at Milford United under NARC’s volunteer divers continue the Kevin helps to coach the Fishguard hours of their spare time to the 8’s, giving children of all abilities the battle to keep Pembrokeshire’s fragile and Goodwick RFC Under 14’s team, Pembrokeshire Yacht Club (PYC) and chance to learn football in a friendly underwater environment clean, believing that the game helps to build funding received has been invaluable, and safe environment. supporting the many diverse habitats individuals’ confidence and respect helping with the purchase of expensive, “The Staff Community Participation and wildlife. and encourages family involvement. essential safety equipment, such as Programme has been a massive help “Marine litter is big global problem. Steve Rowe, Head Coach, thanked VHF radios and a safety boat engine. in allowing the coaching team to NARC is trying to make a difference South Hook LNG for the funding Volunteers are essential to the club. provide financial support for the club,” around the County’s coastline,” support, which will help finance some Christian said, “We work hard to said Neil. explained Andy. “The donation received beneficial team building activities for secure grants to keep the club running from South Hook LNG, will help the the club. safely. We are very grateful to group continue its important work. This South Hook LNG for its support.” support is really appreciated.”

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South Hook LNG in the community WIN £1,000 for your Challenging schools school!

S outh Hook LNG to ‘Discover History’ Calendar 2019 ‘Discovering History’ in the form of a collage, was the Discovering theme chosen for the 2019 History The Challenge Wor Following th k together as a cl e success of last ass or team Calendar Competition. year’s c and, using materi ompetition, we ar als such as ch e again magazine o allenging schools r newspaper clipp to enter photo ings, group submi graphs, envelope ssions for the 201 s, tickets South H 9 or paint and char Piecing together one or a range of materials such as ook LNG Calend coal, have fun in C ar assemblin ompetition. Take g your collage an a step back in disc d time and ca overing history! newspaper clippings, ribbons, tickets, photographs or pture a scene from history in the Along with th form of a collage. e team that From the arriva participated, t using more diverse materials such as wood, gravel or l of the Normans ake a photograph in 1066 and of the collag the bloody battles e and send it to that ensu South H ed, to the bizarre ook LNG. string or indeed any other material, we challenged fashio ns of the monarch The Win w s and the ners ealthy during the Co Tudor period, lleagues at South the possibilit Hook LNG schoolchildren to depict an historic scene, story, event ies are endless. Y will chose twe could c ou lve winning hose to depict a collages in moment and these will fe time from Celtic ou ature in or invention that has shaped the world in which we live. Britain or r 2019 Calendar. portray the pion eering inventions The that have s Prize haped our world, during th Each of the winni We once again teamed up with NAWR, the Arts and e twentieth centu ng schools’ ry. PTAs or Frie nds’ Associations will receive a ch Education Network for Mid and West Wales, who eque for £1,000. Ter ms and Conditions: • There are no provided free workshops, giving teachers the limitations on what, differ or how many • Na ent types of mater me of the school, ag ials, you may use. e range of children a Construct your coll what the collage nd age using just one m depicts, should be d if you wish aterial, the back etailed on opportunity to learn new techniques that they of both photographs • Collages s • All ent hould measure no mo ries must be recei hi re than 2 metres ved by Friday 9th gh and 2 metres wide November 2018 could take back to the classroom to apply to the • Ea • ch school may enter a Photographs may be s many collages as th submitted either by wish. However, e ey or post email ach collage must be c a differen reated by • Photog t team raphs cannot be retur competition. The workshops were run by • En • ned, once submitted tries rely on receipt of Production of the Ca two colour photograp lendar relies on suff per collage: 1. co hs entries being icient llage on its own; 2. co received the team llage with For furth experienced collage artist Maya Mitten. that worked on the p er information contac roject c t: ommunitydevelopme [email protected] Each of the twelve winning schools will receive £1,000. Over sixty imaginative entries were received from schools across the County, challenging the judges to choose twelve winning collages!

Cyber Security - Your Safety Moment Just one wrong click can 3. The Content: infect your computer! • Is there a request asking you to open an attachment? Cyber-attacks have grown in Be very suspicious. Attachments are a common way PREVENT sophistication, making them to install malware onto your computer Hacks & Attacks more difficult to detect and • Is the opening specifically directed to you (Dear Mrs defend against. You would Smith) or is it a generic ‘Hello’, ‘Good day’ or ‘Dear have read about the cyber- Customer’? attack in 2017, on the NHS, where Ransomware • Are there typos, misspellings or grammar issues in the temporarily crippled NHS hospitals in the UK. wording? Cyber-attacks pose a critical risk for all of us - not just at work - but also at home. Cyber attackers use emails to • Does it threaten that you will lose money, have an trick you into taking actions that enable them to steal account frozen or some other bad consequence if you your information. do not respond immediately? Below are a few tips on what to look for in an email, to • Is there a request asking you to click on a link? If you help you keep your personal information safe. hover over the link, you can see the website address There are four parts of an email you should investigate that it links to. Does it look legitimate? for possible clues: 4. The Closing: 1. The Sender: • Does the email close with a standard signature? It • Do you recognise the sender? Check the name and should normally include a person’s name, title, email address company, address and phone number 2. The Subject: If in any doubt, STOP AND THINK! Do some research and check the email is safe, before you go any further! • Is the subject specific and relevant to you? Check for misspellings and grammar errors

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