On Saturday, February 3, at 7 pm, Rooms with a View Cinema will be screening the winter session of the Future Shorts Films in the Library Hall. It will be an interesting, entertaining and thought-provoking 90-minute programme of award-winning international short films, varying in length from four to 30 minutes, hand-picked from festivals around the world.

After viewing the films, the audience will vote and the result will feed into the international result.

More details on Future Shorts can be seen on their website http://www.futureshorts.com/

There is a £5 admission fee, payable on the door, and refreshments are available. The films are suitable for ages 15 and over and some films may contain infrequent strong language, dangerous behaviour and moderate sex references. Doors open 6.30 pm.

Half-term fun: Tenby Library is pleased to welcome back Yoriko with more Japanese stories and this time she will be doing some origami/paper crafts on Tuesday, February 20, at 11 am. This event is suitable for ages four to 11; it is free, but booking is advisable. For more information and booking, please call Tenby Library on 01437 775151 or 01834 843934 or email [email protected]. Tenby Library is starting a reading group that will meet in the library, every two months. If you are interested in joining, numbers are limited, so please come in or phone us and put your name down.

The Gadget Drop-in sessions with Roger are still available on Mondays 10 am -12 noon, but now there are also two bookable half-hour periods for more in-depth issues, from 12 - 12.30 pm and 12.30 - 1 pm.

Roger also now holds a drop-in session in Saundersfoot Library on the second Tuesday of the month from 10 am - 12 noon. The next session in Saundersfoot will be on Tuesday, February 13.

On Monday, February 19, we have Jo, the PAVS Community Connector, here from 10 am - 12 noon. Team leader Gwyneth Jones explains a bit more about the project: “This is an exciting project. We have four Community Connectors to cover four corners of Pembrokeshire. We can signpost appropriate referrals to third sector organisations and other services as swiftly as possible. We can also promote and encourage volunteering and participation in local neighbourhoods to encourage the setting up of community-based activities. By working out in the community, through GP surgeries, libraries, church and community halls, we can maintain up-to-date information on local organisations using online service directories such as infoengine and Dewis.”

Referrals can be made directly to [email protected]”