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Dear Editor,


Age Cymru Older People’s Consultative Forum Age Cymru is the leading older people’s charity for Wales. We want to recruit new members to the Age Cymru Consultative Forum from across Wales. This forum enables older people to be fully involved in our work and ensures that the strategic direction of Age Cymru is directly informed and influenced by older people.


It advises on the development


and implementation of the charity’s policy positions on ageing and older people. The forum also provides feedback about Age Cymru’s key activities and helps us to monitor and review our work. Age Cymru would like to invite any older people who may be interested in joining our Consultative Forum to contact us. This is an opportunity for some of your readers to directly influence and contribute to the work of Age Cymru and make a difference to the lives of older people across Wales. Whilst there is no payment for being a member, Age Cymru will cover out of pocket expenses incurred by members for attending meetings and events. For more information about the Age Cymru Consultative Forum and about how to apply to be a member your readers can telephone Kathy Lye on 029 2043 1555, or send an email to kathy.lye@agecymru.org.uk. The deadline for receipt of applications is 22 July 2019.


Yours sincerely,


Victoria Lloyd Chief Executive, Age Cymru


Ambitious plans to increase women and girls’ opportunities


within the community. “We want to be reflective of society and create a rugby culture that truly supports and sustains female rugby and females in rugby generally. “Thousands of girls are already participating regularly in a variety of rugby


formats school, college


within and


Fun, friendly Female Hubs building new family traditions.


Female Hubs around Wales are providing a fun formula for women and girls to gain positive rugby experiences. The 32 community-based Hubs offer family-friendly rugby opportunities


for Big Pit Amgueddfa Lofaol Cymru | Big Pit National Coal Museum


Diwrnod bendigedig yn Big Pit!


Teithiwch 300tr lawr i grombil y ddaear gyda chyn glöwr a darganfyddwch dreftadaeth lofaol. Cwrdd â’r caneri ac ymuno â hwyl y chwarae meddal a chrefftau yn y Pwll Chwarae.


Rhaid i blant fod dros fetr o daldra i fynd i lawr y pwll.


Ar agor bob dydd: 9.30am-5pm. Teithiau cyson danddaear: 10am-3.30pm.


MYNEDIAD AM DDIM


Am fwy o wybodaeth: amgueddfa.cymru/bigpit


girls aged 6 to 18, and in some cases rugby-based fitness activities for adult women. Charlotte Wathan, WRU General Manager, Women and Girls, said, “It is our ambition to be a sport


that is truly inclusive. We want to provide opportunities


throughout the for all


females to gain positive rugby experiences, both on and off the field, both


education pathway and


University, and we know there is growing demand from girls to have access to rugby both as part of the curriculum and within the range of extra- curriculum opportunities offered. “We’ve also recognised the need to further increase the meaningful opportunities for women and girls to be part of the community rugby family – be it as players, coaches, referees or volunteers. Find your nearest Hub via www.wru.wales/ girlsrugby and take a friend along to see for yourselves.


A big day out at Big Pit!


Travel 300ft underground with a former miner and discover Wales’s rich mining heritage. Meet the canaries and join in the fun in the Playlab soft play and craft area.


Children must be at least 1 metre tall for the underground tour.


Open daily: 9.30am-5pm. Underground tours run frequently: 10am-3.30pm.


FREE ENTRY


For more information: museum.wales/bigpit


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