The Living Memory Group for people who are isolated in the community is once again opening its doors at Narberth Rugby Club on Thursday, April 14 at 1.30pm.

The group meets twice a month on the first and third Thursday and has two sessions, including a singing group with members of Whitland Male Voice Choir providing the music with their guitars.

The group are affectionally known as the Elderly Brothers and song sheets will be provided for people to enjoy a good sing along.

The second meeting in the month is an Intergenerational Session with Children from Narberth School entertaining and bonding with members of the group.

“We would like to welcome people to the group who are lonely or have health issues and would like to start socialising again,” said Mary Adams from the Group.

“There is no cost to coming along and a great band of volunteers make sure that everyone feels welcome. You will enjoy a cuppa again no cost for refreshments.

“If you can spare a coupe of hours to help twice a month we would be delighted to see you.”

If you know someone or can bring a family member along please contact either Mary Adams 01834 831219, John Llewellyn 01834 862740, or Huw Jones 01994 448303.

Thanks has also been given to Narberth and Whitland Roundtable 1062 for making a donation of £250 to the Group.