Tenby Round Table have confirmed that this year’s charity Beer Festival that was due to be held at the town’s De Valence Pavilion in November has been cancelled due to Covid-19 restrictions.

With a reduced number of people attending, Round Tablers admitted that they would not be able to raise enough money for the charities it supports through the indoor event.

Announcing the news over the weekend, the organisation stated: “Unfortunately, it’s now clear that we won’t be able to run a successful and safe charity beer festival in the current climate. Even with social distancing, it would not be possible to hold the event in a way that was safe for those attending and for our community.

“As a result, it is with great sadness that we will have to cancel the 2020 event. We will be looking at all of the options in terms of moving the event, or ensuring that the event in 2021 is back bigger and better than ever.

“The global pandemic has now forced to cancel all of our 2020 charity events. This leaves us in a situation where our funds to support local causes and charities are very low.

“We urge you, if you are able, to support our work by donating via the link: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=694ZQWBAXLNNJ&source=url

“Your support throughout all of this has been much appreciated, by both Tenby Round Table and the charities we support.

“We hope that you all stay safe and well and we look forward to welcoming you back to the Tenby Beer Festival in 2021!” they added.