Romy Cuisine - from the Mumbles Local Produce Market
Continuing our series of articles on the traders at Mumbles Local Produce Market, here is some background on Romy Cuisine.
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Mumbles Community Forum Event
A big thank you to all those who helped to make the Mumbles Community Forum event on Tuesday 15th April at Victoria Hall such a resounding success.
Over 120 attendees were able to hear current and future plans for the development of Mumbles, and were also given the opportunity to question the developers directly.
For more details contact Mumbles Development Trust on 361012. Read more…
Mumbles Development Trust Wood Products
The Trust is looking to award a contract to research and develop a range of locally sourced wood products that will be produced at the Cwmbwrla Day Centre. The successful contractor will need to liaise closely with the Centre in the development of the products. The important theme is one of local products made by local people and sold locally.
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Mumbles Local Produce Market
Mumbles Local Produce Market: 2nd Saturday of every month,
Dairy car park, Mumbles, 9am – 1pm
Mumbles Development Trust has run the local produce market for the past 7 years, funded by the Welsh Assembly Government. It is very successful, and popular with local people and the market traders themselves.
Each month over 30 stalls sell fine quality, tasty produce, and 3 times a year the Trust holds festivals at the markets with cooking demonstrations, free tastings and entertainment.
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MUMBLES DEVELOPMENT TRUST: MUMBLES NEEDS YOU ! ! !
Mumbles Development Trust was started in 1998 by local residents to help improve Mumbles through
community self help
Become an active citizen……..
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Oystermouth Square: now the clock starts ticking
Development of the site is about to start gathering pace… Have you seen the Council notices on the lamp posts, written in arcane legalese? I understand they announce that the Council is preparing to release the land it owns: the grass area in front of the Coop and by the triangle opposite Lal Qila. It is surplus to future highways requirement and therefore available for sale by the Council. This is an enabling act to permit the land-swap deal and the first sign that development of the site will be allowed to proceed.
Mumbles Matters wins award
Mumbles Matters and Mumbles Matters Online have won the 2007 Lord Mayor’s Community Regeneration Awards: Best Community Information.
