2009 Newsletter 2 of 4

At first the centre office (below) was used for tea breaks, an
electric kettle providing boiling water. A couple of chairs and a
desk completed our home comforts. The drainage channel in front
of the door was effectively cleaned with new grills fitted. Doors
have had their boarding removed, cleaned up and rubbed down.
Glass has proved to be too expensive, so a call was made to
Wickes to obtain polycarbonate sheeting which has been cut and
fitted. The single door now has a working lock and the double
doors have a catch that works that with the addition of a new bolt
can be secured from the inside.
A gap in the ceiling boards the length of the room has now been
filled with ply wood, giving us a good storage area above. The
floor pressure washed, walls and floor painted we now have a tidy
office. This office is to be used for a display of our artefacts and
memorabilia. It is slowly turning into a museum with glass
cabinets, shelving units, and pictures on the walls. The outside
wall has received Western Welsh signs etc.
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