The Second National Children and Young People Bereavement Forum

I am pleased to inform you that the second National Children and Young People Bereavement Forum will take place on Monday 7^th March  2016. 

VENUE: Broneirion, Llandinam, Powys, SY17 5DE (Please see directions below)

TIME: 10.30am to 3.30pm

AGENDA:

10.30am to 11am – Arrival and light refreshments

11am to 11.30am – Welcome /  Background / New Remembering DVD

11.30am to 12.30pm – Workshop 1 – To be confirmed

12.30pm to 1.30pm – Lunch

1.30pm to 2.30pm – Workshop 2 – To be confirmed

2.30pm to 3pm - Group Feedback

3pm to 3.30pm – Evaluation and Light refreshments

3.30pm – Close

Please confirm your attendance by email to emma.jones@cruse.org.uk stating your Name, Job Title and where you are located in Wales by 12^th February 2016

I very much look forward to seeing you there.

Kind Regards,

Alison Thomas,

Children and Young People's

Service and Development Manager,

Cruse Wales.

alison.thomas@cruse.org.uk

 How to find Broneirion

Broneirion is in Llandinam, between Newtown and Llanidloes just off the A470. Turn across the bridge with statue of David Davies & proceed along road approx 200 yards. 

Nearest Train Station: Caersws, approx 3 miles from Broneirion has a railway station, with trains running to Aberystwyth/Pwlheli and Birmingham. Newtown which is 8 miles from Broneirion also has a station.
Nearest Bus: Bus stops are situated on the A470, a short walk from Broneirion for local buses & a daily National Express coach service to/from London.

The Area

Broneirion, originally the home of David Davies the great Victorian entrepreneur, is situated on the side of a wooded valley overlooking the River Severn and the village of Llandinam. It makes a wonderful setting for the Grade 2 listed pale stone coloured House with its Welsh slate roof. Broneirion is surrounded by over four acres of very beautiful grounds, which look particularly lovely in the Spring when daffodils, rhododendrons and azaleas are in full bloom. The source of the Severn is only a few miles from Llandinam, and the Severn Way Walk passes just above Broneirion. The River Wye also starts from the area. Outdoor Centres are a short drive away, offering such activities as abseiling, sailing, kayaking, etc. Many visitor attractions are within easy travelling distance, as is the coast, nature reserves, historic castles and numerous places to visit and explore. The village of Llandinam offers a pub, church and chapel, a shop & post office selling local produce & groceries. Other shops, including a fish & chip shop, butchers & delicatessen are in nearby Caersws.