TENBY Town Council has extended “huge congratulations” to Tenby RNLI and all the amazing fundraisers for putting on a “flipping fantastic” annual Pancake Race in Tudor Square on Shrove Tuesday.

Joining in the fun was Mayor Cllr Dai Morgan.RNLI mascot Stormy Stan proved a big hit!There were race categories for all ages.The determination on the children’s faces may reflect the concentration required to toss the pancake every 10 metres during the dash!Gallery image 5The event attracted a record crowd to Tudor SquareGallery image 7Gallery image 8Gallery image 9Gallery image 10Gallery image 11Gallery image 12Gallery image 13Gallery image 14

Joining in the fun was Mayor Cllr Dai Morgan.

RNLI mascot Stormy Stan proved a big hit!

There were race categories for all ages.

The determination on the children’s faces may reflect the concentration required to toss the pancake every 10 metres during the dash!

The event attracted a record crowd to Tudor Square

Gallery photos above: Gareth Davies Photography

“What a brilliant turnout!” they added: “record crowds, a wonderful atmosphere, and fun for all the family from start to finish.

“It was a real honour for the Mayor to start the races and see such incredible community spirit in support of our lifesaving service.

“Special mention to Stormy Stan, who was very keen to make sure the Mayor knew he definitely didn’t cheat… although we’re not sure everyone is convinced!

“Well done to everyone who took part, helped organise, volunteered, and cheered from the sidelines.

“Thank you for your continued support of our RNLI — it truly makes a difference.

“Same time next year?”

Tenby Lifeboats RNLI thanked everyone who turned out in Tudor Square for the Pancake Race. “Whether you took part, or just spectated, we hope you had as much fun as we did!”

Next up is a delicious Fish and Chip Supper at Tudor Mount Gastrobar, Tenby on Wednesday, February 25, 5pm. To book one course (£16) or two courses (£19), call Tudor Mount on 01834 845719.