Glamorgan Gazette

ST BRIDES MAJOR LLANTWIT MAJOR

- Dawn Lewis

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St Brides School: Pupils recently won a seven-a-side football tournament against other local schoolchil­dren. They also won the Best Garden Competitio­n and showed a wealth of knowledge about plants. An individual prize was awarded to Morgan Rideout as well. Congratula­tions to you all. In the past St Brides School have won various garden competitio­ns, especially for the senses garden that unfortunat­ely no longer exists.

Coastline Clean-Up: The Vale Coastal clean-up in early August at Ogmoreby-Sea saw 70 bags of waste collected from the area. Afterwards the Pelican provided much needed refreshmen­ts.

Beach Safety: As a result of the very dry weather followed by heavy rain, faults have appeared or widened and rock falls have occurred locally. Do not sit or walk under the cliffs and when walking keep to the coastal path and well away from the edge. Remember to check tide times to avoid being cut off because the water rushes in as it is not safe to climb the cliffs to try to escape. Lifeguards patrol Southerndo­wn and Ogmore by Sea beaches at peak times during the summer.

Beach Clean-Up: Velindre Cancer Care and Keep Wales Tidy will meet volunteers at 10.30 am on Sunday, August 26 at Ogmore-by-Sea. The event is sponsored by Cowbridge businesses; The Horse and Groom will provide refreshmen­ts at 2pm and from 6pm, The Edmondes Arms will host live entertainm­ent, an auction, raffle and barbeque.

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