CAS were delighted to host an update regarding the Aberaeron Coastal Defence Scheme from BAM's local representative, Gwen Clements, after last night's AGM. As expected, there was plenty of lively audience Q&A interaction throughout the update, particularly in light of the recent storms, high tides and the excellent support from the BAM contractors and local businesses for Quay Parade residents. Many thanks to Gwen for fielding the broad range of questions and for confirming the scope of work within the BAM contract. The scale of the 250m North Pier extension and central walkway along the spine certainly became apparent based on the simulated image (from BAM) below. Not sure if it's a par 3 or par 4 hole ... perhaps it will vary with the tide! A collage of historical photos of the harbour from the CAS archive was also displayed by Gwen. This will be passed on to Elizabeth Evans of Aberaeron Town Council to decide a suitable location for display in the town. Bilingual versions of the BAM newsletters were also made available (Q1 & Q2 versions are attached for reference). This includes FAQs, upcoming works, traffic management, articles and photos. Thanks again to Gwen and to all who attended and participated.

Dyma ddetholiad o ffotograffau o orymdaith Gŵyl Dewi Ysgol Gynradd Aberaeron ers yr wythdegau cynnar. Mae’r digwyddiad yn un pwysig yng nghalendr blynyddol Aberaeron, ac sy’n dal i ddenu tyrfa luosog i’r dre bob mis Mawrth. Erbyn hyn mae nifer o drefi ar draws Cymru yn cynnal parêd, ond credir mai Aberaeron oedd y cyntaf! https://www.facebook.com/share/v/Ty8qGmJFkAfEqScT/?mibextid=KsPBc6

Here is a selection of photographs from Ysgol Gynradd Aberaeron’s annual St. David’s Day Parade since the early 80s. This is a popular event in Aberaeron’s calendar which draws a large crowd to the town every March. Although St. David’s Day parades have become popular lately, it is believed that Aberaeron’s was the first! https://www.facebook.com/share/v/Ty8qGmJFkAfEqScT/?mibextid=KsPBc6

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Welcome to Cymdeithas Aberaeron Society Celebrating , interpreting and presenting the maritime & architectural heritage and social history of Aberaeron and the surrounding district. About Us Cymdeithas Aberaeron Society is registered as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) via the UK Charity Commission with Charity no: 1145491. ​ Our Annual Accounts are filed with the UK Charity Commission. We hold an Annual General meeting in public to account for our activities. CAS is run entirely by volunteers with our income coming from membership fees and donations. Our Aims Set up to continue the work of the 2007 Aberaeron Bicentenary community heritage project, the objective of Cymdeithas Aberaeron Society (CAS) is the promotion for the public benefit of the local heritage and history of Aberaeron and the surrounding area. We aim to continue to grow a proactive membership that participates in our activities and events including: - Talks of local interest - Visits and trips - A dining club. ​ Our Team The people overseeing CAS are: ​ President: Elinor Gwilym Chair: Siân Stewart Treasurer: Gwyn Jones Secretary: Sandra Evans Trustees: Phill Davies, Steve Davies, Sally Hesketh, Mair Jones, Ray Williams. Please let one of us know if you would be interested in joining our number.