Strawberry Cream Teas: The Memorial Hall Annual Strawberry Cream Teas will be tomorrow (Saturday), 3 - 5 pm. With delicious locally grown strawberries, freshly baked scones with jam and cream and a freshly brewed cup of tea (or coffee). Plus, you'll be able to try your luck with the raffle or buy some homemade cakes and enjoy the company of neighbours and friends. The only other extra ingredient needed to make it a really good afternoon is some sunshine, but unfortunately that one we can't control! Tickets (£3) are available from committee members prior to event. First World War Centenary Exhibition: To mark the centenary of the First World War, an exhibition is being organised at the Whitland Memorial Hall in November this year. To make it more personal, we are asking if anyone who has any memorabilia, mementos, family stories and history from WWI or from the period from 1914 to 1918, would be willing to share and lend these for the exhibition. If you can help, please contact us by telephone by leaving a message on 01994 240127, email [email protected]">[email protected] or use the Whitland Memorial Hall facebook page. Armed Forces Day: Saturday, June 28, is Armed Forces Day. It is an opportunity to acknowledge the contribution made by those who serve and have served in Her Majesty's Armed Forces and show support for the men and women who make up the Armed Forces community: from currently serving troops to Service families and from veterans to cadets. The Whitland 2420 (Whitland and District) Squadron Air Training Corps, will convene at the Whitland Memorial Hall at 11.30 am to salute the Armed Forces Day flags and hold a parade through the town, which will end with an Open Day and BBQ at ATC Squadron Headquarters (next to the Fire Station). We ask your help to spread the word so that as many ex-service people, organisations and members of the public as possible join the parade and subsequent celebrations. For further information, please contact Whitland ATC or Whitland Memorial Hall (leave a message on 01994 240127, email [email protected]">[email protected] or use the Whitland Memorial Hall facebook page). First World War Centenary Commemorative Service: Please make a note in your diary that on Sunday, August 11, a commemorative service is to be held at St. Mary's Church to remember the start of the First World War (war was declared by Britain on August 4, 1914). Details will follow at a later date. Whitland Youth Club: Wednesdays, 3.30 - 5 pm at the Whitland Memorial Hall, a bilingual Youth Club, where you can hang out with friends and take part in some organised activities. Basketball, football, homework corner, space to relax, plus other activities can be arranged on request where possible (e.g: circuit training, golf, cooking). Open to pupils all secondary school age children. Contact Kate on 07971 857367 for further details. Little Melodies: Energetic, musical singing and movement session for 'pre-school tots' on Wednesday morning (10.15 am). With nursery rhymes, songs, bean bags, bubbles and lots more by Little Melodies. Join in to encourage your children's interest and enjoyment of music and socialising skills. For more information, call Amanda Davies on 07870 459502, visit http://www.littlemelodies.co.uk">www.littlemelodies.co.uk or look them up on facebook. RSVP'S Welcome Friends: A Carmarthenshire Welcome Friends project worker is based at Whitland Memorial Hall. Welcome Friends helps reduce loneliness and isolation through befriending amongst older people in Carmarthenshire. If you would like to find out more about Welcome Friends or would like to volunteer, please contact Anne May on 07788 310443 or email [email protected]">[email protected]. Bump to Baby: Bump to Baby is a weekly Tuesday event for mothers and babies, from pregnancy to babies nine-months-old. For more information, please contact Lynwen (07837396016) or HV Diana Beavan (01994240132). Debt and Benefit Advice Surgery: Are you getting what you are entitled to? Do you need help with money matters? You'll get 100 per cent free, impartial and confidential advice on how to manage debt, budgeting, benefit claims, getting back to work, volunteering, entitlement checks, etc. A Carmarthenshire County Council debt and benefit advice officer will be in the Whitland Memorial Hall on June 17, and 24, from 10 - 11.30 am. Why not drop-in and find how the new benefits system will affect you? To find out when the advice officer will be in Whitland and for more information, please call 01267 242344. 1st Whitland Rainbows and Brownies: For information on the group and its activities, please contact Christine on 07989 552989 or Eleanor on 07854 967369.