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Affiliated organisations

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Manorbier AFC

MINUTES OF MANORBIER AFC

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

HELD AT MANORBIER CLUBHOUSE ON 10.8.09

APOLOGIES: Gavin Evans

PRESENT: Gerry Rigby Kevin Ferney Michael Brown Kevin John Sue Jenkins Stacey John Carrie Slack

Mike Lewis Carol Lewis Sarah James Imelda Rossi Audrey Murray Hazel Hughes

Kevin Ferney gave a brief update on the position of the mens team. The men have been asked to provide all registration monies prior to the start of the season and despite sufficient notice, much of the money is still outstanding. Kevin has advised the team that a minimum of 15 men need to be enrolled by 19.8.09, if not, Manorbier will not have a mens team. Money and registration forms need to be in 1 week before the 1st game, due to be held on 27.8.09.
ELECTION OF COMMITTEE;
Gerry Rigby was proposed as chairman by Kevin Ferney and seconded by Sarah James
Sarah James and Hazel Hughes were proposed as joint vice chair by Gerry Rigby and seconded by Audrey Murray.
Hazel Hughes was proposed as the minute taker.
Three treasurers are to maintain the current team accounts, namely:
Audrey Murray for the ladies team, Kevin Ferney for the mens team and Pete Doran for the under 17's team.
Carrie Slack stood down as the U17's Welfare Officer, Sarah James volunteered to fill the post following attending the required training course.
Other committee members include: Carol Lewis
Sue or Dai Jenkins
Kevin John
Audrey Murray - responsible for Registrations
Imelda Rossi - representing the U13's team
Carrie Slack - Captains of ladies team
Gavin Evans - mens team
Michael Brown - mens team

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Manorbier Medieval Fishponds Restoration Group

A group of local volunteers which was set up to look into the possibility of restoring all or part of the medieval fishponds of Manorbier Castle as described by Giraldus Cambrensis in the 12th century. The group is also trying to make improvements to the mill and dovecote which are part of the Castle's medieval landscape.

For more detailed information on the work of the group go to the website at www.manorbier-fishponds.org.uk

Skrinkle Tenants And Residents Association.

(STAR). Manorbier.

The Skrinkle Estate to the east of the village of Manorbier was part of the Manorbier Royal Artillery Range (now Manorbier Air Defence Range) until the MOD wound down the range in the late 70s to what is left today. The Skrinkle estate (named after Skrinkle Haven, a local beach) and the adjoining Wheelers Way/Windy Ridge estate housed the service personnel operating at the base, the houses being sold to South Pembrokeshire District Council for Social Housing in the early eighties. Over the years, new homes have been built by various Housing Associations and more are currently under construction. Skrinkle estate comprises of 3 Avenues, Hounsel, Gray and Dewing and in total there are about 118 homes being a mixture of 2, 3 and 4 bed roomed houses and a small number of 1 bed roomed flats. However most of the original MOD houses have now been bought by the tenants and the estate is mostly in private ownership.

STAR was formed in the mid eighties to promote the estate and community spirit and has achieved many improvements to both the properties and the roads. Although working quietly in the background, it still continues to address issues and help build community spirit, working closely with the Manorbier and District Community Association and liaising with Pembrokeshire County Council through their Community and Housing departments.

Children playing on the play space next to the toddler play area on the estate

Sadly the children will soon lose this space to developers

Manorbier & District Community Transport Association.