COMMUNITY EVENTS

YOGA: Come join us for a gentle class, and feel the difference. Mondays Beaumaris 1-2.30pm, Leisure Centre - Canolfan Hamdden. For more details call Katie 07717661717. ROYAL VOLUNTARY SERVICE: Lunch Club – Ysgoldy, Capel y Drindod, Rosemary Lane. Every Tuesday 11:45am. Register before attending by phoning Nicola Collins on 01248 661915. WI: Lots of fun and laughter was heard at the January Beaumaris WI meeting when members had a go at learning to juggle and other circus skills with Chris Tatam. Members tried their luck using Astrojax, yoyo, diablos, juggling balls, scarves, flower sticks and plates for spinning! Come along to the next meeting to meet fun loving ladies who like to try new things! - Crochet skills in on February 6 at the David Hughes Centre at 7.30pm. Other future topics planned include First Aid in an Emergency, Calligraphy, Icing a cake, Needle Felting to name a few! Social Club is a small group, who meet on a Tuesday between 7.30pm-9.30pm at Cemaes Bay village hall. There are three tables and all equipment is provided. Each session costs £2 which includes tea/coffee during the break. New players to the game are very welcome. Call Rachel on 01407 710893. CEMAES VILLAGE VENTURE: Come and visit the community venture on the High Street in Cemaes Bay supporting local projects RNLI, Cemaes in Bloom and Cemaes Carnival and selling local craft items. Open Monday to Saturday. CRAFTY T’ARTS: Happy New Year to you all. Let us lighten up these winter days with arty inspiration! We are open again this week and have all the craft clubs running including Thursday workshops, and as your local friendly drop-in craft centre, we are here for any enquiries about all things crafty, including gifts and haberdashery for sale. Crafty T’Arts is open Wednesday to Saturday every week. You’ll hear the fun as you approach 7 High Street. Telo 01407 710 173, find our Facebook link at www. craftytarts.co.uk. Crafty T’Arts is not for profit and run by volunteers. HORIZON NUCLEAR POWER: Has announced a new series of dates for its monthly Open Surgeries, beginning on Monday January 19 at Cemaes Village Hall. Following its 10-week community consultation during late 2014, Horizon will continue with the popular Open Surgeries ahead of its second stage of consultation later this year. These events give people the opportunity to discuss the Wylfa Newydd Project, or ask any questions they may have face-to-face with the Horizon team. The Open Surgery at Cemaes village hall will be open from 1pm to 7pm, and no appointment is needed. For more information about Horizon’s plans for Wylfa Newydd, visit www.horizonnuclearpower.com. If you’d like to get in touch, please call the Wylfa Newydd Freephone hotline on 0800 954 9516 or email wylfaenquiries@ horizonnuclearpower.com. job? Filling in application forms? Writing your CV? Brushing up on your interview techniques? Call in to Porthyfelin Job Club in Holyhead Library every Friday 9.30am-3.30pm or Morlo Job Club in Peibio Community Lounge every Thursday 10.30am-2.30pm LIGHTHOUSE DAY CENTRE: Is a seven day a week drop-in centre for homeless people. It urgently requires enthusiastic and motivated individuals to join the team of dedicated volunteers to help serve refreshments and light snacks to service users. If you can spare a minimum of two hours a week, contact the centre on 01407 761653. PHYSICALLY DISABLED: Holyhead Physically Disabled Club would like to invite anyone with a disability to join the club which meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at the Kingsland Community Centre on Cyttir Road. The club meets from 2.30pm-4.30pm. The Club offers friendship and companionship and afternoon tea. Transport can be arranged within the Holyhead area. Just call 01407 760326 any evening for more details. PEIBIO BOWLING CLUB: The club is still looking for new members. It meets at 2pm on Wed and Sun each week. A TEAM CHARITY SHOP: in Boston Street, Holyhead are looking for good quality furniture, men’s/ladies clothing, bric-a-brac, bedding, prams and cots. For collection phone Rose on 07872901281 or 07972673853. HOLYHEAD LIONS: Are actively looking to recruit new members, male or female over the age of 18. If you are interested in helping your community and having fun in the process please contact Gerry on 01407 760684 or come along to one of the meetings, which are held on the 1st Thursday of the month at the Trearddur Bay Hotel, at 7.45pm. MOO MUSIC: Is a fun and educational session for 0-5 year olds to enjoy, along with their parents/carers. A professional children’s songwriter has composed all the songs for your child to sing, dance and play along to. Moo Music will be at the following: Mondays at Boston Centre Stage at 11.15am. Tuesdays at Trearddur Bay Village Hall at 1.30pm. Wednesdays at St David’s Church, Morawelon. Visit the website www.moo-music.co.uk or e-mail moomusicholyhead@outlook.com or phone Lynne on 07592919024. HOLYHEAD GATEWAY CLUB: The club meets at Gwelfor Youth House, Ffordd Tudur, Holyhead, LL65 2DH, between 10am and noon. This is due to refurbishment at the Jesse Hughes Centre. COUNCILLOR SURGERY: The county councillors for the Llaingoch, Parc a’r Mynydd and Porthyfelin area, are hoping to hold a surgery at the Llaingoch Community Hall on the first Friday of each month from 10am to noon. Anyone wishing to meet the councillors with their problem can do so in confidence. Cllrs Robert Llewelyn Jones and Raymond Jones will be available. ROYAL VOLUNTARY SERVICE: Lunch Club at Gwelfor Community centre Holyhead, Every Monday at 11:45am. Register before attending by phoning Nicola Collins on 01248 661915 COFFEE SHOP: A monthly ‘Coffee Shop’ is being arranged for people with Parkinsons, their family, carers and friends throughout Anglesey. Get-togethers, from 2pm to 4pm will be held in the Boston Centre-Stage (half-way down Boston St, Holyhead) where there is wheelchair access from the near-by car park. Why not give it a try and bring your questions / thoughts with you.The Club is run by Parkinson’s patients for all. WRITERS: The Holyhead Writers Group meets at The Harvest Moon (opposite Holyhead Library) on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 7pm. Just turn up or phone Karen on 0792 906 9235 for information. It’s not about ability, it’s about enjoying the process. HOLYHEAD KNIGHTS CHESS CLUB: Meets Sunday afternoon at 2pm in the Ucheldre Centre cafe, Holyhead. New members of all playing abilities are welcome. The Gwynedd League Chess championship has started and the Holyhead Knights are participating, this is the first time that Holyhead has played in this Championship. LONDON ROAD CENTRE: Do you have a day free now and again to help us deliver our meals on Wheels to the local Community. Out of pocket expenses can be paid. The Centre also now delivers to Bodedern and Llanfaethlu so if you know anyone in the area that would like a home cooked meal delivered contact Sue 01407760607.