Glamorgan Gazette

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Send Your News To: Jill Goudge

01656 740026 jgoudge@sky.com

Community Pantry Update: The weekly community pantry scheme at Green Hall is proving to be very successful.

A community pantry supports people who may be struggling to get to supermarke­ts or who are experienci­ng difficulti­es affording weekly groceries due to issues such as limited mobility, not having a car, etc.

The scheme, which is organised by Reach and Elipse, provides people with a bag of food ranging from cupboard staples and family favourites to fresh fruit and vegetables for just £5. The food is supplied by the charity Fare Share who are based in Cardiff. They work with major retailers who supply the food – all in date.

People become members of the pantry for a nominal annual fee of £1 and then pay £5 for a bag of food which is dried, tinned and fresh fruit and vegetables worth approximat­ely £15- £20.

You are able to collect food bags each Tuesday from 2pm-4pm.

This scheme is available for everyone and you do not have be in receipt of any benefits, non residents of Cefn Cribwr are also welcome to take advantage of the scheme.

For more informatio­n please phone or text 07544 026 265.

● New Circuit Training Class: A new weekly circuit training class is starting at the community centre (Green Hall) on Sunday, July 4, from 6.30pm-7.30pm.

The first class will be free and then it will cost £5 a session.

Shaun Thomas, a fully qualified level 3 personal trainer and level 2 gym instructor, is organising and leading the sessions.

Contact Shaun for more informatio­n at email: sthomas905@ btinternet.com or mobile: 07398 220 638.

New Pilates Class: Also at Green

Hall is a new weekly Pilates class for complete beginners which is held on Thursdays at 10.30am.

The classes are open to everyone and help improve posture, muscle tone and flexibilit­y.

Weekly Pilates classes are also held on Tuesday evenings from 6pm-7pm and from 7pm-8pm at the hall.

Please contact the local, experience­d instructor Sarah

Davies on 07504 085 130 for more informatio­n and to book your place.

Volunteers Wanted at Parc Slip Nature Reserve: Do you want to volunteer in the nature reserve on our doorstep, make a difference in our community and gain a qualificat­ion?

Then join the new 10-week environmen­tal programme carrying out practical work throughout the reserve including: Constructi­on; Woodland Management; Growing Projects and Gardening.

All tools and training is provided as part of the project. Social distancing and Covid-19 safety measures will be in place.

For more details and to register please email: cal.james@ groundwork.org.uk or call James on 07824 901 458.

The programme started June 22, and is held from 10am-2pm – meet outside the Visitor Centre.

Parc Slip Nature Reserve is managed by the charity the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales.

This new volunteeri­ng programme is supported by Bridgend County Borough Council and Welsh Government through the Valleys Regional Park initiative.

● Junior Riders Expanding: If your child is in Year 5 and looking to play rugby why not join the well establishe­d Junior Riders.

For further informatio­n contact Alud on 07450 052 423 or visit any of their social media pages.

Twitter @Junior_Riders or Facebook @JuniorRide­rsCCAC.

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