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Burma Road Hedge Did You Know? Bridge works We have been told that the next round of works on the May 2021 Barmouth Bridge is going to take place between 12th September and 12th December this year, so buses will Tywyn Leisure centre is open! operate instead of trains during this time. Great news!! Our local leisure centre is open again and yes, We are expecting the new bridge at Picnic Island to be even the swimming pool! Please see their website or give installed sometime during this time as well, which is great them a ring on 711763. news! https://www.bywniach.cymru/bywniach-bro-dysynni- tywyn/en/ Burma Road hedge Did you know a wildlife hedge has been planted along the Burma road? It is still very young but doing well. It may look a little unkempt but wildlife does not like tidy verges, gardens, or hedges. Every green plant is a home to some form Join the Aberdovey Beach Buddies, as we head to of wildlife. There are nettles growing in among the new Aberdovey Beach for our second May beach clean-up. hedge plants but they are not doing them any harm and are Our waterways may look pristine and unspoiled from the in fact great wildlife attractors: caterpillars of the small shore, but they are struggling. You’ll get the chance to meet tortoiseshell and peacock butterflies use them as food plants; like-minded people and together you can help make a ladybirds feast on the aphids that shelter among them; and difference to our coastline and the community. seed-eating birds enjoy their autumn spoils. In time the * Spring Bank Holiday Mon 31 May, 2021. hedge will thicken and shade out the nettles and a new * RNLI Aberdovey Lifeboat Station (On the beach) generation of wildlife species will take over. * 11 am – 12 / 12.30pm So remember when your garden looks a little untidy, don't What to bring: forget to leave a few areas for the insects and birds. *Water in a reusable water bottle The Wildlife & Biodiversity Group. *Wear closed-in shoes *If you have them, please bring along reusable gloves. Did You Know? *If you are feeling unwell on the day, please do not attend. Have you ever wondered what happens to the money that is **Please note we will be implementing COVID Safe rules for collected from the car park by the Neuadd Dyfi? It is all participants. maintained and run by the Community Council and half the Everyone is welcome, the more the merrier. money is given to the Neuadd Dyfi to help with maintenance and upkeep of the hall. The other half has been spent on Tywyn Health Centre things like the plants and equipment for the wharf gardens The Health Centre would like to apologise for the recent and the new goalposts which will soon be installed in the phone problems and would like to assure everyone that this playing field. has now been solved. Covid-19 vaccination clinics are going very well and it is hoped that they will be finished by 17th Useful contacts July. Any 18-39 year-olds are asked to go to one of the mass Tywyn Health Centre: 03000 843 200 vaccination centres and should call 03000 841 011 / 012. MIND helpline: 0300 123 3393, [email protected] Thank you for your patience. Samaritans: 116 123, [email protected] Non-emergency Police: 101 Tel: 01654 767816 [email protected] www.aberdyfi-council.wales Clerc/Trysorydd – Sandy Andrews, Swyddfa Cyngor, Clerk/Treasurer – Sandy Andrews, Council Offices, Sefydiad Llenyddol, Aberdyfi, Gwynedd, LL35 0LN Literary Institute, Aberdovey, Gwynedd, LL35 0LN .
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