Written by Administrator | 13 July 2014

BORTH COMMUNITY WEB-SITE

Croeso i Borth ac Ynys-las / Welcome to Borth & Ynyslas.

Information for Residents and Visitors

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Borth Carnival Darts Competition

Written by Borth Carnival Committee | 24 July 2014

Borth Carnival Day Friday 1st August 2014

Written by Carnival Committee | 31 July 2014

BORTH CARNIVAL DAY/DIWRNOD CARNIFAL

Friday 1st August 2014

High Street, Borth, Ceredigion

Barnu'r tai a'r busnesau addurnedig am 11.30 yb

Judging decorated houses and businesses at 11:30 am

Bydd barnu'r unigolion a'r grwpiau yn dechrau am 12.45 yp

Judging of individuals and groups starts at 12:45 pm

Cychwynir yr orymdaith gyferbyn â'r Clwb Golff an 1.30 yp

Procession starts from opposite the Golf Club at 1:30 pm

Bydd Barnu o'r Fflotiau yn digwydd wrth fynd heibio yr RNLI

Judging of Floats will take place when passing the RNLI area

Procession culminates at Uppingham Playing Fields (behind Borth Community Hall) where Carnival prizes will be presented, Musical entertainment, Refreshments, Stalls, Bouncy Castle, Children's Amusements, 2nd Borth Scouts Stall, and much more. Great Meeting place for Residents & Visitors. All Welcome.

DISCLAIMER

BORTH CARNIVAL COMMITTEE ACCEPT NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE, ACCIDENTS OR PERSONAL INJURY DURING EVENTS.

YOU TAKE PART AT YOUR OWN RISK.

BORTH CARNIVAL 2013

LALA & The Boo Ya

Written by Administrator | 09 July 2014

CÉILIDH NIGHT AT BORTH COMMUNITY HALL

Written by Borth Rowing Club | 26 July 2014

WW1 Exhibition & Tea Party

Written by Administrator | 16 July 2014

Written by Administrator | 29 June 2014

Download entry form from www.aberystwythac.co.uk

or

Online enty at www.runbritain.com

Cors Fochno Ceremony

Written by Borth Carnival Committee | 24 July 2014

Borth Carnival Cors Fochno Ceremony

Opposite Tourist Information Centre

4.00pm Sunday 10th August 2014

Maelgwn, a sixth-century prince who sought to unite the western Welsh against the Saxon advance from the east, demonstrated his fitness to undertake the mission as king of Gwynedd at a gathering of princes on the seashore.

Leadership of the Welsh was to be given to whoever remained seated on their chairs as the tide raced in; Maelgwn alone was carried above the waves by a chair of waxed birds’ wings, made for him by his adviser Maeldaf Hen.

This ceremony is re-enacted annually during Borth Carnival Events

(Extract from ‘The Companion Guide to Wales’ by David Barnes)

Borth Carnival Duck Race

Written by Borth Carnival Committee | 24 July 2014

Summer Art and Craft activities

Written by Borth Family Centre | 15 July 2014

Brynrodyn Caravan & Leisure Park

Written by Administrator | 29 June 2013

Brynrodyn Caravan & Leisure Park is a tranquil haven that is the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and is an excellent base to explore West Wales from.

Village News

Written by Administrator | 25 June 2014

A Sunken Kingdom Re-emerges

By KATRIN BENNHOLD 23rd June 2014

The New York Times

Borth Rowing Club

Written by Borth Rowing Club | 04 August 2013

Borth Rowing Club has around 30 members of all ages and abilities. We row every week in our two Celtic Longboats all year round, enter competitions throughout the summer and always welcome new members. Contact us for further details.

Borth to Ynyslas Coast Protection Scheme (Phase 2) Notes June 2014

Written by Ceredigion County Council | 30 June 2014

Borth to Ynyslas Coast Protection Scheme Phase 2 Notes

To the Owner(s) Occupiers(s) of Properties Borth, Ceredigion Phase 2 2014

Written by Bam Nuttall Ltd | 01 July 2014

Borth to Ynyslas Coast Protection Scheme (Phase 2) Planning Drawings June 2014

Written by Ceredigion County Council | 30 June 2014

Borth Coastal Protection Scheme Phase 2

Written by Ceredigion County Council | 04 July 2013

Borth Coastal Protection Scheme Phase 2

Public Exhibition Posters

Click: Public Exhibition Poster (Welsh)

Click: Public Exhibition Poster (English)

RNLI Borth

Written by Administrator | 14 May 2014

New lifeboat officially named

14th May 2014 By kind Permission Cambrian News

BORTH RNLI rescue boat the D class-760 “Geoffrey Scott” was officially named at a service of dedication on Saturday 10th May 2014.

The lifeboat was funded after late RNLI admirer Geoffrey Scott, who lived in the Cheltenham area and died in May 2010, aged 82, left the charity £80,000 in his will.

The bequest covered the £40,000 cost of the boat and its maintenance costs for the next 10 years. And Mr Scott’s daughter, Kathryn Smith, “handed over” the lifeboat at a special ceremony at Borth lifeboat station.

Borth lifeboat station manager Ron Davies said: “Mr Scott, although not a seafaring man, admired the selfless dedication of lifeboat crews, and he made this wonderful bequest as a result. His legacy is very much appreciated. “The service was conducted by the Rev Cecilia Charles, and Rev Stuart Bell.”