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Feel Good Magazine, but He Will Openly Admit It’S Remains a Regular Visitor to Volunteers Who Run It SPECIAL EDITION THANK YOU FOR ALL OUR KEY WORKERS FeelGood Magazine Pembrokeshire Now proud to be stocking: Cake Boards, Cake See our Boxes, Decorations, Cake Making Equipment full ad "Thank you to all the over on key workers for all Look Out for our new pick & their hard work over page 8 the lock down period! mix selection coming soon! Diolch yn fawr" 01646 697713 • 80 Charles Street, Milford Haven 2 July 2020 | FeelGood Magazine www.feelgoodmagazine.co.uk www.feelgoodmagazine.co.uk FeelGood Magazine | July 2020 3 Feelgood businessesGood of Division 1 Champions. We we started and I would like Pembrokeshire. In that time have an exclusive feature to thank him for all his hard I am delighted to announce with their manager Scott work and commitment, plus my wife Rachel gave birth Davies as he lifts the lid on its a great read! to our beautiful baby twin their recent success. So sit back, get a cup of daughters Nancie and Lastly I would like to tea or coffee, in some cases Alice. 11 weeks on and give a special mention to maybe a cold beer and enjoy they have certainly made our Pembrokeshire unsung our latest magazine. themselves at home :) hero for this edition, Mr Bill This edition is a way for Carne. Bill has been part of Tim Evans the people/businesses of FeelGood Magazine since Owner Pembrokeshire to thank all the Key workers and NHS staff that have kept our County safe and moving during this terrible time. We have some great snippets for you, and also our very own sports editor Bill Carne has some great profiles on Pembrokeshire sports people that have a Well where do we start? connection to the NHS. Since the last magazine As always we have tried to hit the shops we, as have find something for everybody a lot of businesses had to to enjoy in the magazine. make the decision to close I know there will be some the doors. anxious eyes on the sporting We had a relaxing section as Hakin United were 12 weeks away from the crowned Pembrokeshire Meet the team Nancie & Alice Boden Llewellyn Ashley Swift Al Muir Sales Manager Assistant Editor & Editor & Design Design 01437 621888 4 July 2020 | FeelGood Magazine www.feelgoodmagazine.co.uk Huge effort made for FeelGoodSNIPPETS school re-opening MANOR PARK IS BACK! As of the 6th of July, us throughout this difficult Manor Park in Tenby has time, from donations to opened it’s gates once our Crowdfunder campaign, again. to mealworms from our Though the park is Amazon Wish-list and open, changes have been everything in between, made to keep in-line with your generosity has been government guidelines to overwhelming.” help ensure that visits are To keep up to date with as safe and enjoyable as changes to the park, such as possible. changes to: online booking Learners returned and assisted schools to The park announced system, social distancing, to schools across remove furniture to make the good news on their hand wash stations and Pembrokeshire this month space for social distancing. Facebook page: roilets, cashless payments, following a mammoth Thirty-one storage “The journey to get to this play areas and indoor effort behind the scenes to containers were delivered to point has been difficult to play being closed and an prepare. schools to enable them to say the least, but one things extension to season passes, Fourteen thousand signs, store school furniture and for sure... WE COULDN’T please visit the Manor Park 1,500 litres of hand sanitiser equipment. HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT website. and 1,270 paper towel holders Tens of thousands of PPE YOU! So thank you to www.manorwildlifepark. are among the items that have items have been distributed to everyone that’s supported co.uk/coronavirus been distributed to schools schools, including the 13 hub by Pembrokeshire County schools that have operated Council. for the children of key workers A huge amount of work throughout the lockdown went on for several weeks to period. ensure pupils were welcomed Welsh Government back in as safe a manner guidelines advise that in as possible and in line with general PPE is not required Welsh Government social when undertaking routine distancing and Covid-19 educational activities in hygiene guidelines, including classroom or school settings, routine health and safety but there may be a need checks at schools and testing for it if staff are involved in water supplies. washing, toileting, or first aid Staff from different with pupils. departments across the Local The effort to prepare Authority have worked with schools has been hailed by a dedicated team of 30+ at the Council Leader, Cllr David Thornton to source and supply Simpson. schools with essential items. He said: “The amount of The work the length and work that has been going on breadth of Pembrokeshire has behind the scenes to ensure included sourcing, delivering we can welcome pupils back and installing: to schools warmly and safely • 1227 wall mounted is remarkable. sanitizer and soap units “Things will look different • 1279 wall mounted paper in some ways when pupils towel dispensers return with measures like • 2046 floor mounted litter social distancing in place but bins I hope that the huge efforts • 530 Table top sanitiser of everyone over the last few units weeks helps bring a level of • Delivery of 250 x 1 gallon reassurance that everything sanitiser that can be done is being The teams also done to make schools as safe decommissioned 556 hand as they possibly can be for our driers and 86 water dispensers learners.” NOW OPEN 6 July 2020 | FeelGood Magazine www.feelgoodmagazine.co.uk BUNTING CHALLENGE FeelGoodSNIPPETS COMMUNITY SPIRIT IS IN THE BLOOD AT MILFORD UNITED Back in June, Milford United Football club set a challenge to players, ex- players, family members, in fact anyone with a link to the club to pull together and An ‘I love Pembrokeshire’ • Any shape or size but no help out www.welsh-blood. bunting challenge has been bigger than A4 org.uk by giving blood. organised by The Studio in • Sew, crochet, knit, quilt, At the time of writing Narberth. felt, macrame or whatever they had reached their 50th The project is a is your thing donation with Neil Mathias, collaborative art project, • Upcylce only! Please don’t another first timer. The club celebrating Pembrokeshire, buy anything would like to say a big thank inspired by lockdown longing Send all pieces by you for the brilliant effort from and the joy of reconnecting. September 1st 2020 to: players, coaches, volunteers, Sounds interesting? Want The Studio, 11 parents, grandparents for to know how you can get Market Street, Narberth, making the effort. involved? Pembrokeshire. SA67 7AX. In amongst the 50, were 21 Create one special piece The wonderful volunteers first timers and 2 redonating of textile bunting which will then work their sewing after a 5+ year gap. expresses your love and magic to create one beautiful Well done Robins, you connection to Pembrokeshire. textile art work of love, should all be very proud of Ask yourself, what does memories and celebration to yourselves. Pembrokeshire mean to me? be exhibited throughout the What did I miss or discover county. during lockdown. Good luck to everyone! There are a few rules... NHS TRIBUTE AT COUNTY HALL Earlier this month workers a great debt which (Friday, 3rd July) County will never be fully repaid and Hall in Haverfordwest was this gesture by the Council is lit up in a vibrant blue as a richly deserved.” tribute to NHS workers and During the last few social care staff throughout months, the NHS has been the country. through the greatest test in its Not only was the lifetime, and as it continues to illumination meant as a tribute deal with the many challenges to the NHS, but it also marked brought about by the the 72nd anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, we here NHS. at FeelGood Magazine would Pembrokeshire County like to express our thanks for Council Chairman, Dr Simon all the great work our NHS do Hancock said: “We owe these for us. www.feelgoodmagazine.co.uk FeelGood Magazine | July 2020 7 8 July 2020 | FeelGood Magazine www.feelgoodmagazine.co.uk FeelGood BRAVE THE SHAVE Back in February, when a small group of friends from Letterston (Ben, Dean, Sharpy, Martin and Thomas) sat down and decided to raise some money to help the brilliant services that MacMillan Cancer Support provide to patients and their families, by shaving their heads they had no idea it would capture the hearts of the county. All 5 of the boys have had family members suffer with various types of cancer and wanted to show their support by growing their hair for 6 months, before shaving it all off on June 1st. Well the hair has now gone, and the money has rolled in! Their initial target was £500, but they are currently sitting on just over £1700! Speaking on their facebook pages, the team said: “Thank you to everyone who has donated already! time, and you can do so by Support do such a great job www.macmillan.org.uk. We are over whelmed by going to offering emotional, physical We here at FeelGood the amazing result we have https://bravetheshave. and financial support. magazine would like to offer had, we can't believe it. Once macmillan.org.uk/shavers/ If you’d like to get involved our congratulations to the again thank you so much! If letterston-boys-brave-the- helping MacMillan in all Letterston shavers for their you haven't donated and you shave.” the work they do, get more efforts.
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