New dinosaur shop now open
Member of staff at Mary Immaculate is raising money to save lives...
Excitement is building in Cardiff with the arrival of Dippy the Diplodocus and a brand new shop dedicated to dino- merchandise. Eager Welsh dinosaur fans can pick up a souvenir or giſt in the shop at the National Museum Cardiff. Visitors will find the Dippy shop as they make their way towards the permanent Evolution of Wales exhibition. Dippy on Tour: A Natural History Adventure is being brought to National Museum Cardiff by the Natural History Museum in partnership with the Garfield Weston Foundation, and supported by Dell EMC and Williams & Hill.
Dippy the iconic dinosaur is in Cardiff until 26 January 2020. Admission to see Dippy on Tour is free at National Museum Cardiff. An exciting programme of events for Dippy on Tour including talks, workshops and sleepovers and even silent discos. Visitors will be able to marvel at Dippy, visit our natural history galleries, taking a journey from the very beginnings of time to the present day in the Evolution of Wales galleries, coming face-to-face with dinosaurs and other amazing animals along the way. For more information about the Dippy on Tour visit
museum.wales/dippy
Mary Immaculate High School’s lay chaplain, Tony Mills and the Phase IV Cardiac Rehabilitation group he is a member of, FIT4YOU, have been raising money to buy defibrillators in Wales. Tony was walking home from a Cardiff rugby match for the European Championships when he suddenly collapsed on Quay Street earlier this year. Tony was found to have multiple heart problems including arrhythmia and clearly having suffered from a heart attack in the past that he didn’t even know about. They fitted Tony with a pacemaker and from then onwards he was on the road to recovery. Tony said, “I decided to really change my life, so I changed my diet and I started doing exercise.”
With the help of his son who is a newly qualified doctor he was able to change his diet for the better, and by joining FIT4YOU, a Phase IV Cardiac rehabilitation group that meet in a school hall in Whitchurch, he was able to do exercise that suited him. They have gone on to fundraise for the community
to have defibrillators in
Lisvane Tennis club, Llanrumney Boxing club, Eastern High school and also one for FIT4YOU.
Recently they organised a sponsored walk around Roath Park that Tony was a part of and they raised enough money for four defibrillators for the community. Tony requested a defibrillator for St Patricks Primary School, the school he not only went to as a child but also a feeder school to Mary Immaculate.
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