Chris Martin and Simon Gill attended the Wales in Bloom awards ceremony on Friday 9th September at Talgarth. Our new Wildlife and Sensory Garden received a ‘Level 4 certificate for a thriving garden’.
Our aim now is to achieve a Level 5 outstanding garden, hopefully next year. Our garden has been established with the help of a grant from the Welsh Government together with the hard work of many volunteers!
Autumn brings the return of Knighton Flicks.
Launching on the 12th March - in partnership with Paws A While, knighton community centre are running (initially) monthly a FREE dog walking group. Please see poster for information.
On Sunday 25th January, the Mayor of Knighton, Chris Branford, joined a team of volunteers at Knighton Community Centre to plant a rowan tree which will join a variety of other trees and shrubs in the new the new Wildlfe and Sensory Garden.
