Penally History Group is a collection of like minded people interested in the determination, dissemination and preservation (gosh that sounds posh!) of the history of our charming Pembrokeshire village and its local environs.
New Overlander Restaurant,
Penally,
Tenby,
SA70 7PS
01834 844467
The lunch club is for over 60's in the Penally area and is very popular. The meals are tasty and have good menu options but booking is essential in advance.
The short mat bowls club meet in Penally Hall and is currently looking for new members. We welcome anyone interested in coming along and having a go to see if you would like to join.
The current Village Hall has been in use since 1984, replacing a Nissan hut. In recent years additions have been made such as kitchen improvements, disabled access, audiovisual equipment and a car park, with parking for up to...
The Tenby Talking Newspaper provides a weekly CD to people who have a visual impairment. Volunteers work on a rota to edit and then read articles and highlights from the Friday Tenby Observer, which is recorded and sent to o...
The oldest independent museum in Wales, Tenby Museum traces the history of the town and surrounding area. There are galleries and displays that explore the prehistory, maritime and social history of the area. There are also...
Hall for Community Use.
The hall is licensed for 180 people in concert layout, and can seat 120 at tables. It has a fully equipped stage, there is a separate meeting room/rear changing room that can seat 20, and a fitted kit...
Llanybri Community Hall,
Llanybri,
Carmarthen,
SA335HQ
01267211431
Ladies Circle, Quizzes, Information Talks. Evergreen club shared between Llansteffan every two months. Events are published in the Carmarthen Journal under Community News every week.
