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Montgomery School Solar Panels
The Friends of School has joined in the quest to reduce the schools carbon footprint by installing Solar Panels. The Solar Panels have been installed with the assistance of Montgomery Energy Group (MEG) and are owned by the Friends of School. They cost just over £30,000 and are making money for the school every time the sun comes out.
Friends of School has a coffee morning on the 21st June to help raise funds. Any help publicizing this and the panels would be gratefully received. For more information, please contact Montgomery School
New Mayor for Montgomery
Friday 6th June saw the proceedings for the making of the new Mayor of Montgomery. Montgomery new Mayor is Wendy Davies, successor to Paulene Jones. The evening started with speeches from Councilors Madge Richards and Mayor Paulene Jones. Thanks were given by Paulene for the help and assistance offered by various 
Councilors, friends and family during Paulene's term in office. The Council adjourned for a brief time to assist the new Mayor with her official attire. The evening ended with the new Mayor thanking the people of Montgomery and providing a vision of the future while in her term of office. More details can be found here on the Town Council "More News" pages along with a gallery of the events.
Playtex Moonwalk
Cyndy Humphreys, Tiggy Booth Jones, Rina Clarke and Louise Corfield are
ready to power walk for Playtex Moonwalk, through the night in central London on Saturday May 17th! The bra's have been beautifully decorated by Art teacher Kath O'Gallivan. The training is completed and the team are ready to go!
So far over £3000 in sponsor money has been promised. You can increase this by donating online. Just follow the links on this page.
Please support us in this worthwhile cause. The night should be an amazing experience! We begin our 26.2 mile walk in Hyde Park and look forward to sharing the photos with you! Watch this space!
To view more pictures click here or any of the pictures above
County Service Of Commitment to World Peace and Remembrance
The County service was held in Montgomery on the 11th May. Representatives from the County turned up to support the Vice Lord Lieutenant of Powys, Lord Davies. A service was held in the Church and afterwards in the square a March Past the Saluting base ending in tea at the Town Hall. More pictures of the event can be seen from here or by clicking on the above image
Cyndy Humphreys's Lake Vyrnwy Half Marathon
The picture is of Pippa, Louise and I having completed the Lake Vyrnwy half marathon last September when we raised £1,524 for the NSPCC. I am the one on the right !
Louise, Tiggy, Rina and I are now busy training for the Playtex Moonwalk in central London on May 17th. We plan to don our pink decorated bra's and power walk through the night to raise money for Breast Cancer charities along with the other 15,000 men and women. We would really appreciate your support through sponsoring us online. Meanwhile we continue to pound the tarmac in preparation for the big night! We look forward to sharing the photo's with you! To sponsor us, please click on the link above where you will be able to make an on-line donation.
Walk The Walk Worldwide
Walk the Walk is a grant making charity committed to raising funds for vital breast cancer causes. Every year thousands of women and men raise money for us by taking on one of our Power Walking challenges which include The MoonWalk London or Edinburgh and The SunWalk Bristol or Newcastle.
Charity Registration No SC029572
Montgomery Cycle Route Launch
April 13th saw the official launch of the New Montgomery Cycle Routes. Enthusiastic cyclists from all walks of life gathered at Montgomery Castle car park to take part in a mass cycle ride of one of the new routes.
Despite the weather it was a lovely day said town mayor Paulene Jones. Approximately 50 people all of different ages turned up and rode the cycle route all together. The route took about 3/4 of an hour and finished at the Town Hall where tea and cakes were laid on for the cyclists.
For more information on the cycle routes, have a look at the "Things To Do" pages. Leaflets describing the 5 routes can be downloaded from this page by clicking here, or obtained from shops and businesses throughout Montgomery. More information, please call the Montgomery town clerk on 01686 670819. To see more photos of the event please click here, or the photo above. These slides can also be viewed on the Town Council pages
Whitegates Pool Tree Planting
On one very windy Saturday morning, the Rangers, Guides, Brownies and Rainbows with their leaders teamed up and planted 100 trees. The trees were kindly donated by the Woodland Trust, tree for all scheme. 
This project forms part of the girls Community Service to develop in conjunctions with the Town Council, the Whitegates pool area. The success of this project has been as a result of Dr Evelyn Over, a parent, coordinating getting the trees to the right leaders at the right time.
It was touch and go at one point with the weekend drawing closer and no sign of any trees. The weather forecast was awful and we thought 
this may mean a lot of people would not turn up. But as things turned out, everything went to plan, the sun came out, Guides and Rainbows arrived with parents in tow and the 100 trees took just an hour to plant. Please click here or the images to see more photos of the tree planting.
Montgomery-Wales goes live! After months of work and research, Montgomery-Wales is now live. The site is up and running and all that remains to be added is more business links and informational content. If you would like to have pages or links added to this site, please use the "Get Listed" link on the front page.
Christmas 2007 saw the turning on of Montgomery lights. A large crowd gathered to witness months of preparation come into fruition - and what a spectacular display it was too. This has all been down to the hard work of the Christmas Lights Committee.
November 11th 2007 On November 11th at 11.00am, around 100 
people gathered at the pound to remember those who had fallen. The event included the Town Council, Girl guides, Brownies, Beavers & Cubs, Fire Service, British Legion and members of the public.