Sunday, September 27 will be a very special day for Tenby Sea Cadets - as they are given the Freedom of the Town!

At 2pm, the Mayor of Tenby will present Tenby Sea Cadets with the Freedom of the Town — the greatest honour that Tenby can bestow in recognition of outstanding and distinguished service to the Town and people of Tenby.

To mark their 75th anniversary, there will be a small parade setting off from De Valence Pavilion, featuring members of Tenby Sea Cadets, the Royal British Legion Band, the Mayor and Town Councillors.

Tenby Sea Cadets is an independent registered charity

The parade will make its way down to Tenby Harbour, where it will be met by the Vice Lord-Lieutenant of Dyfed, before the formal presentation of the Freedom of the Town.

Tenby’s Mayor, Cllr Dai Morgan said: “It will be a very proud and historic moment for Tenby Sea Cadets, who have been part of our town and our community for 75 years.

“Generations of young people have passed through the unit, learning new skills, making lifelong friendships and proudly representing Tenby.

“We'd love the people of Tenby to come along and be part of this special occasion. And especially if you have ever been a Sea Cadet, supported the unit, had a family member involved, or simply have a connection with Tenby Sea Cadets, please come and help us celebrate this fantastic milestone,” he added.