The National Osteoporosis Society will be holding a 'bone friendly' tea party in Saundersfoot on Monday, October 18, to raise awareness of the fragile bone disease, and to raise vital funds for the millions of sufferers of the condition across the UK.

The free public event, which will take place at the Sun Lounge, Regency Hall, will kick-off at 2 pm and will provide people in the South Pembrokeshire area the chance to get together and hear more about osteoporosis over delicious tea and bone friendly cakes.

Gwyneth Thomas, country support officer for Wales, said: "The Saundersfoot Tea Party is not only a great way to find out more about osteoporosis - a condition which affects as many as three million people in the UK every year - but it will also provide locals with the chance to meet new friends and catch up with old ones. Of course, it will also be a fantastic way to support the National Osteoporosis Society and the vital work that we do."

For more information on the tea party, please contact Gywneth Thomas on 01443 238563 or email [email protected]">[email protected].

If you'd like to organise your own bone-healthy tea party contact the National Osteoporosis Society on 01761 473103 or email [email protected]">[email protected] to receive your free pack, including bone friendly recipe cards and other ideas to make your tea party a success.