Katie from Anglesey volunteers with the Fron Afternoon Tea stall as part of her Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award. We are more than happy to help with any evidence of volunteering hours. Contact the Committee or email marchnadlleu@yahoo.com.

Katie from Anglesey volunteers with the Fron Afternoon Tea stall as part of her Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award. We are more than happy to help with any evidence of volunteering hours. Contact the Committee or email marchnadlleu@yahoo.com.

This Saturday, Beauty With A Conscience – Sarah Roberts will be at Marchnad Lleu (please note our new location) * Neuadd Goffa Penygroes* and I’m going to set up a special recycling station for all your old and unwanted makeup products. Many of us have makeup items tucked away in drawers that we no longer use or have simply expired. Instead of letting them go to waste or end up in landfills, we can give them a new life through recycling. So, if you have any unwanted makeup taking up space, I’d love to take them off your hands!
Now, you might be wondering why recycling makeup is so important. Well, here are a few key reasons:
So, here’s how it works! Just pop over to my stall at Marchnad Lleu, and you can easily drop off any old or unwanted makeup items into the recycling bag. From there, I’ll take care of the rest!
Let’s make a positive impact together by recycling and giving these products a chance to be transformed into something new. Spread the word and invite your friends to contribute too! The more, the merrier!
Can’t wait to see you all at Marchnad Lleu this Saturday, and let’s make it a day of both fun and responsible choices. Thank you for joining me in this effort to protect our planet and promote sustainability!
Here is Jane (Kids Activities) and her grandaughter Efi, presenting a cheque for £210 to Pendalar School, which was raised from our Christmas Raffle and all the prizes were donated by our amazing stallholders and organised by Jordan at https://www.jordanchristinaphotography.co.uk/

We needed a logo for Marchnad Lleu, and we decided to ask the children from local schools to design a logo taking into account our beautiful valley.
The logo was judged by local artist Luned Rhys Parri.
We love our logo, and wish to thank all the children who took part in the competition.
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