YOUNGSTERS from Milford Haven enjoyed a day of farmyard fun, thanks to the town's Rotary club.
On Wednesday, June 14, the Rotary Club of Milford Haven organized a day out at Folly Farm as part of its annual Kids' Day Out project.
The day was an opportunity for 46 underprivileged children and their carers from schools in Milford Haven and Hakin to have a great day out together.
A courtesy coach was provided by Edwards Bros, Tiers Cross, and the day was generously sponsored by local businesses, plus support from Milford Haven Town Council.
Much fun was had by all as the children were provided, with free rides provided by the Rotary Club.
Accompanying the group were club president Herbie Scurlock and Rotarians Robert Edwards, Mike Peake and Walter Roch.
They were also joined by the Mayor of Milford Haven, Cllr Colin Sharp.
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