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The New Year got off to a good start with our first supper club on 13 January. The food was delicious and couldn’t have been more local – not only was there wild sea beet in the tartlet starters, but the garnish of wild watercress had been picked within the hour – you can’t get much fresher than that!

Many thanks to Geraldine from the Narberth transition group who came to talk to us about their tree planting project. Her talk was an inspiration to everyone and the decision is to launch a fruit and nut tree project in Haverfordwest. So if you’re interested in getting involved in the project, either by helping to co-ordinate it, or sponsoring a tree, please email us.

Read more about the supper club and see the February menu here.

The December Supper Club held on 16 December was enjoyed by many starting their Christmas celebrations. It was good to see so many people from the local community having fun and supporting local producers.

Geraldine from Transition Narberth has kindly agreed to come along to the first supper club of the New Year (13 January) to talk to us about the tree planting project in Narberth. We are planning to start a similar project here in Haverfordwest. The idea being is that we invite people to sponsor fruit and nut trees which are planted around our community, so in time anyone can help themselves to the fruit and nuts produced … that’ll be true local produce!

If you’re interested in getting involved in the project, either by helping to co-ordinate it, or sponsoring a tree, come along to the supper club to find out more.

We’d love you to join us at the new FRESHLY PEMBROKESHIRE SUPPER CLUB…
Here’s the first supper club menu to tempt you. Booking is essential. To book, call Sally on 07766 213606 or email mail@transitionhaverfordwest.org.uk. When you book, please give the names and menu choices for the people you’re booking for – thank you!

Read more about the supper club and see the menus here. Hope to see you there!

Pip Lewis and Guy Norman from spacetocreate have been working with four Junior Schools in Haverfordwest, Fenton, Mary Immaculate, Haverfordwest VC School and Ysgol Glan Cleddau creating eight flags for the Green Fayre. The flag project was partly funded by the Milford Haven Port Authority.

They worked with one Year 5 class from each school, and split the class into two, with approximately 15 children working on one flag. The designs were generated following a discussion with the children about a specific eco theme and what it meant to them. Two flags were made in each school with the following themes:

• Fenton: Traditional crafts and Caring and Sharing
• Haverfordwest VC: Green Transport and Local Food
• Ysgol Glan Cleddau: Reduce, Reuse Recycle and Caring Community
• Mary Immaculate: Renewable Energy and Looking after nature

The children used a heat print transfer process to apply the images and text onto the flag.
Two children from each of the groups have been asked if they would like to come along and carry the flags at the beginning of the sambadoc procession in Castle Square at 11 am on the day of the Green Fayre – with all the other children invited to come along to hand out flyers to advertise the event!
The flags will then be displayed outside the Picton Centre for the day, and after the Fayre each of the schools involved will be able to use the set of eight flags for their own eco events in their school.

Many thanks to the Milford Haven Port Authority for partly funding the project and to Space to Create for undertaking it.