Welcome to Holyhead Round Table Online

Holyhead & District Round Table is a charitable organisation run by local businessmen between the ages of 18 and 45 (ish). Our primary goal is to have fun, but a close second is raising money so we can plough back into our community where it's needed.

 
Meat Loaf Comes to Holyhead
Wednesday, 03 March 2010 14:49

The UK's number 1 Meat Loaf tribute act is coming to Holyhead!

Venue: Holyhead Town Hall
Date: Friday 30th April 2010
Door Open: 7.30pm
Tickets: £12.50

For tickets, call Davey 07899 840968 (anytime) or Alan 07776 476945 (evenings)

Or you can pay via PayPal: Click Here to Pay by PayPal 

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Area 53 Karting - March 2010
Thursday, 11 February 2010 18:49

Come join us at the Area 53 Karting Grand Prix.

After the success of our Clay Pigeon Shooting event in the summer of 2009 we thought it would be great to get together again before the year was out. This time we'll be swapping the 12-bore shotguns for 65mph Karts.

The details:

Open to Tablers and invited guests of Tablers only.

Date: Sunday 28th March 2010

Time:12 noon

Venue: Glan Y Gors Karting CircuitCerrigydrudion 

Cost: £42

This venue is considered one of the best in the UK for karting and according to hardcore enthusiasts is worth every penny. The equipment is second to none, the track is 800m long and everyone will get at least 3 races, plus one more if you're good enough to get into the final.

 

Food :

Subject to getting enough numbers, I plan to book us a table for a post karting meal at Lle Hari, in Llanrwst for about 4pm. It's had great reviews and they have agreed to open the restaurant up for us if we can get at least 20 folks to come along.

Closing Date:

Please register, and by register I mean pay, for this event asap. Ideally before the end of Feb.

Payment: 

You can pay by Cheque (made payable to "Holyhead & District Round Table"). Just send it to Owen Sutton, Chairman Holyhead Round Table, 156 London Rd, Holyhead, Anglesey, LL65 2RB

Or you can pay instantly by PayPal (preferred). You do not need a PayPal account to pay via PayPal. 


For more info email  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , or call 07540826717

I look forward to seeing you there! 

 
2009 Xmas Outings
Saturday, 02 January 2010 13:28

Once again members of Holyhead Round Table have been out and about in the community with Ty Santa and Holyhead Santa, bringing a smile to the faces of every child (even those older than 18....).

Friday 27th November - Tablers brought Ty Santa to Llaingoch schoool to collect Santa & his helper (John Cave) and bring them to Thomas Ellis school for the start of the Xmas lights parade. The children in Llaingoch looked on as it snowed (courtesy of Round Table) just as Santa left the building. Tablers then took Ty Santa & Santa around the streets of Holyhead (Queens Park, Newry Fields, Landsend, Moralwelon, Tescos, Morrisons, Kingsland) before arriving at Thomas Ellis school to help with the Xmas Parade.

Friday 11th December - Tablers used Ty Santa to bring Holyhead Santa to Rhoscolyn Village Hall for the Rhoscolyn school party.

Thursday 17th December - Tablers used Ty Santa to bring Holyhead Santa & his helper to Ysgol Y Parc PTA fete. This was a huge success and everyone had a great time helping Santa.

Monday 21st December - Tablers took Ty Santa to Llangefni at the request of Llangefni Communities First. They went around the streets with Santa, to let everyone know about the party in the Communities First building that teatime.

Wednesday 23rd December - Tablers brought Ty Santa to the port of Holyhead to meet passengers travelling over to Ireland with both Irish Ferries & Stena Line.

Pictures can be seen on this website and also on the Holyhead Round Table Facebook page.

On behalf of the members of Holyhead Round Table may I wish you all a Happy & Prosperous 2010.

 
2009 Christmas Parade
Saturday, 28 November 2009 10:36

Santa Claus - HolyheadOnce again Santa Claus took time from his busy schedule to help switch on the Holyhead Town Christmas lights. This year the parade started from Thomas Ellis school and paraded through the streets for about 20 minutes before arriving in the centre of town where we were met by a huge gathering of the good holyhead folk, enjoying the free hot dogs, mince pies and mulled wine, laid on by the Town Council.

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