March dates for next pub night and Coffi Troddi

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Pop-up Pub opens for business again on Saturday 4th March at 7:00pm

The pop-up pub is ready to welcome you again.  Do join Kev & Helen on Saturday to relax  and catch up with friends and neighbours.

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Come and join us for coffee and cake on Saturday 18th March 2017 at 10:30am until 12 noon. 

We will be having a table-top quiz to exercise your little grey cells – local knowledge will be vital!  The winner will receive a voucher for two at Coffi Troddi for coffee/tea and cake.

Meet our community policewoman

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Come along and meet our Community Support Officer, Sara Mason, who is the Ward Officer for Drybridge & Mitchell Troy.  If she can, she will be at Saturday’s coffee morning at Coffi Troddi.  If you have any policing concerns, do come along and raise them with her or just come along for a chat with Sara and with your friends and neighbours over a cup of tea or coffee, and of course, a slice of our scrummy cake!  Usual times, opening at 10:30 until 12 noon.

January openings for The Trothy and Coffi Troddi

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Pop-up Pub opens for business again on Saturday 7th January at 7:00pm

After a terrific evening on Christmas Eve, the pop-up pub is ready to welcome you again.  Do join Kev & Helen on Saturday to relax after the first week of the New Year and catch up with friends and neighbours.

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Come and join us for coffee and cake on Saturday 17th January 2017 at 10:30 am.  We will be having a Book Swap, so bring those books cluttering up your shelves and see if there are any you would like to read instead.  Swapping is not essential – any left overs will be donated to charity.

Defibrillator News

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Thank you so much to Des Hughes and his colleague, Phil, from the Welsh Ambulance Service, who on 15th and 20th November gave us two terrific training sessions on the use of the defibrillator and CPR.  

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We now have about 40 local residents who feel much more confident that they know what to do if someone collapses, how to recognise the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest, and how to use the defibrillator simply by following its instructions.

mtvh-cpr-nov152016One of the factors to come out of the training is the need for urgency in getting hold of the defibrillator.  Since many of you are more than a 3 minute drive from the Hall, which might just be too long and would deprive the patient of vital CPR, we have a small network of people living close to the Hall that you could call – after first phoning 999 of course – to bring the defibrillator to you and the patient.  So, those vital numbers are:

  • Libby & Ivor Philpott          713809
  • Elaine & David Savage      715618

If you were not able to come to one of these sessions but would still like some training, then please contact

  • Elaine Savage on 715618
  • David Llewellyn on 869117

and we will arrange a further session with Des if there is sufficient interest.  So talk to your friends and neighbours and tell them how useful this simple training session is and how it might save a life!2016-10-22-001-005