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SI Barry adopts 2 Railway Stations

SI Barry adopts 2 Railway Stations

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Barry members with green fingers have transformed their local station with plants to make the environment more welcoming for bees and passengers. Is this the first of many adopted stations?               Travellers on trains passing through Barry and arriving at Barry Island Stations will be pleased to see an abundance of flowers in recently installed planters. The two stations have been formally adopted by a group of Soroptimists from the Barry and District club thanks to Phil Crocker, the Station Environment Officer. A Transport for Wales (TfW) initiative has encouraged groups and communities from across Wales to volunteer and adopt a Station! Lynda Lott-Miller , a keen gardener and allotment enthusiast remarked: “A good handful of women in our club are gardening enthusiasts and our local stations need to be more welcoming. It is great to have volunteering project

Supporting #EachforEqual

Supporting #EachforEqual

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Members of Region supporting #EachforEqual at our Regional Council Meeting February 2020 What does Each for Equal mean? This was the theme of International Women's Day, 8th March 2020. It means that together we can make a difference in the world by each working to make the world more equal despite colour race and gender. What do the arms say? It's maths. That is the equal sign and we all hope to help make the world more equal Can you? Think about how you act towards other people to help make it a more equal world. Contact Us to find out more  
Empowering Girls in Nepal

Empowering Girls in Nepal

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The Empowering Girls in Nepal project was voted as the Federation Project for 2019/22 Wales South club Bridgend  was commended for putting the project forward. The Ambassadors are Helen Murdock and Rayner Rees who is wearing an outfit made by one of the Girls. Go to this link for further information about SIGBI’s involvement in this 3 year project with UK charity ChoraChori.

First Regional meeting with New President Bobbie.

First Regional meeting with New President Bobbie.

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MEMBERS OF SI WALES SOUTH AT OUR FIRST REGIONAL MEETING (Dec. 3rd ’16)  WITH OUR NEW PRESIDENT BOBBIE SHELDRAKE (back row left) NEW FEDERATION PRESIDENT ANN HODGSON (SI Cwmbran – second from the right back row) ANGELA GORMAN FROM ‘LIVES FOR AFRICAN MOTHERS’ (right hand side of back row) WAS OUR SPEAKER AND COLLECTED MANY BABY CLOTHES HELD UP BY THE BACK ROW!  SEVERAL CLUBS ARE SUPPORTING THIS EXCELLENT CHARITY