THE WEEK AHEAD: 17th DECEMBER TO 23rd DECEMBER 2017

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THE WEEK AHEAD: 17th DECEMBER TO 23rd DECEMBER 2017

Sunday02TUESDAY 19TH DECEMBER:  Work Party meets at Brownsters Cafe, High Street, Clydach betwen 8.00 and 9.00am. Work starts at 9.30 at Holly Street Bridge, Pontardawe. We will be clearing the litter etc from the stretch of canal between Herbert Street and Holly Street in time for Christmas.

We will also have a presence at the Old Highways Depot from 9.30am as Lliw Builders are delivering the top soil and cement that were unavoidably delayed last Tuesday. We will take the opportunity to deck the site office in the yard with the Green Flag pennants which have been awarded to the SCS two years running. Andy, our funding officer, we will be applying for  this prestigious award for a third year.  Hopefully, By Tuesday the tarmaccing of the towpath will have been completed and connect up withe towpath along ghe canal to the north and south.

There will be no work party on Tuesday 26th December. The next work party will meet on the 2nd of January 2018.

Nadolig llawen

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