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Paul Sartori base The National Lottery Community Fund has given groups in Pembrokeshire the chance to take home a slice of its £4.1m grant for the county. Paul Sartori Foundation is one of these groups taking up the offer. It be spending £3,886 to improve services so that people with a hearing impairment can access its hospice services across the county. Judith Williams, grant development officer said: “We are delighted to have been awarded this funding from The National Lottery Community Fund. We are certain this project will address many issues and barriers that hearing loss can present. We are looking forward to developing this project and making a real impact.”
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THE continued coronavirus lockdown has failed to stop the four village halls in north Pembrokeshire which are part of the Helping Halls project from managing to reach out to their local communities. Their doors might be closed to the public but Neuadd Boncath, Neuadd Bwlchygroes, Canolfan Clydau and Canolfan Hermon all managed to bring some happiness to their local communities at Christmas and are determined to continue to do so into the new year. Canolfan Clydau and Neuadd Boncath both collected toys for the PATCH Christmas appeal and got an overwhelming response from the local communities, who donated hundreds of toys for children in need in Pembrokeshire for Christmas.