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consider for publication, please use the link on the right to contact us. CHANGE OF CHAIR AT THE COMMUNITY COUNCIL. AT THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE MUMBLES COMMUNITY COUNCIL ON THE 8th MAY THE NEW CHAIRMAN, CLLR. ROGER BEYNON WAS ELECTED TO SERVE FOR THE NEXT 12 MONTHS. HE HAS TAKEN OVER FROM THE PREVIOUS INCUMBANT CLLR. LILLIAN PRITCHARD WHO HAS COMPLETED TWO YEARS AS CHAIR. WE ALL THANK HER FOR THE EXCELLENT WAY SHE CARRIED HER DUTIES. The new Vice-Chairman, elected is Cllr. Brian Arthur We wish them both every success during the coming 12 months. WELCOME TO THE MAYOR OF KINSALEMumbles Community Council welcomes the Mayor of Kinsale, Fred Treacy and his wife Irene together with the Town Clerk, Ray Owen and his wife Teresa on their visit to Mumbles this weekend..This is a return visit by the Kinsale Twinning Association, Joining the delegation is Ted MacNamara and his wife Mary. We hope that they will enjoy their visit to Mumbles and on Friday night they will be entertained by Mumbles Community Council to a reception at the Mermaid Restaurant. Other activities have been arranged by the Mumbles Twinning Association and a game of Boules will be played at Southend Gardens on Sunday afternoon. We look forward to any locals joining in with this game. After a great weekend we said goodbye to the Kinsale visitors on Monday morning 7th May 07. The Mumbles Councillors and Twinning Association will look forward to making the return visit in 2008 Mayor of Kinsale-Fred Treacy and MCC Cllr. John Beach
CONGRATULATIONSTO CITY COUNCILLOR SUSAN WALLER ON HER BECOMING DESIGNATE LORD MAYOR OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SWANSEA. SHE HAS PROVED HERSELF TO BE A GREAT SUPPORTER OF HER CONSTITUANCY IN THE WARD OF NEWTON,also to the City and County of Swansea. It was pleasant to see a letter from Ioan and Iris Richards in the Evening Post 10-4-07, asking everyone to support their close friends, Susan Waller and Gareth Sullivan, as they take up office as Lord Mayor and deputy Lord Mayor and they wished them well. The inauguration ceremony will take place at the Brangwyn Hall, on Friday 11th May 2007.
Here's wishing success to the Mumbles Motorboat and Fishing Club when they move to their new premises at Mumbles Pier, in the Old Collector's Bar. It is reported that they are to invest some of the cash raised to buy a 33ft. sea-going fishing boat. More details available from Ben Spanner 232856. NAVY DAYS.PRESENTED BY MUMBLES COMMUNITY COUNCIL DON'T FORGET THIS GREAT EVENT IS READY TO FLOAT OVER THE WHIT. WEEKEND STARTING SATURDAY 26th TO MONDAY 28th MAY 2007. THIS IS THE FIFTH TIME THE EVENT HAS BEEN PRESENTED. DO LOOK UP THE DETAILS ON THE 'NAVY DAYS' WEB PAGE. (soon to be published) "Robocops" to hit the streets!The South Wales Evening Post 28-4-07 reports that Robocops are to hit the streets in the 21st century Swansea. How much more money is to be spent on technology, when what we really need are policemen on the beat. Surely a simple hand held video camera would do the job? At a cost of some £4000 per kit (and four have been bought already) this would pay towards the wage of one more police constable to keep crime off the streets of Mumbles. LET US HAVE YOUR VIEWS PLEASE. FERRY ACROSS THE BRISTOLCHANNEL?WHAT ARE YOUR VIEWS? IS IT REALLY NECESSARY? WHY NOT A FERRY FROM MUMBLES PEIR TO SAY SA 1. WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE YOUR VIEWS, ON THIS OR ANY OTHER SUBJECT RELATING TO THE WELFARE OF MUMBLES RESIDENTS.
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