St David’s Day delights Haverfordwest town centre

There were smiles all round as nearly 1,000 children celebrated St David’s Day with a parade through Haverfordwest Town Centre.

Kit Peters
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The popular St David’s Day celebration, organised by Pembrokeshire Language Forum, with sponsorship from Milford Haven Port Authority and support from Pembrokeshire County Council, has been growing every year.

Children paraded down High Street, through Bridge Street and back through Quay Street, led by Samba Doc before gathering on Picton Playing Fields for songs and dancing.

Crowds at Haverfordwest St David's Day parade
Crowds at Haverfordwest St David’s Day parade
(Image: Pembrokeshire Council)
Nearly 1,000 children celebrated St David’s Day
Nearly 1,000 children celebrated St David’s Day
(Image: Pembrokeshire Council)
The parade making it's way through Picton fields
The parade making it’s way through Picton playing fields
(Image: Pembrokeshire Council)
Children gathered at Picton playing fields for songs and dancing
(Image: Pembrokeshire Council)
Pembrokeshire Council Chairman Cllr Tom Tudor, with Council Leader Cllr David Simpson
Pembrokeshire Council Chairman Cllr Tom Tudor, with Council Leader Cllr David Simpson
(Image: Pembrokeshire Council)

Pembrokeshire Council Chairman Cllr Tom Tudor, with Council Leader Cllr David Simpson and Haverfordwest Sherriff Cllr Arthur Brooker, presented prizes for the best Wales and Welsh inspired shop window.

Cllr Simpson said: “It is always fantastic to see Pembrokeshire celebrate St David’s Day and this year saw a record number of children getting involved from local schools. It was a fantastic morning.”

Cllr Tudor said: “The Saint David’s Parade in Haverfordwest was amazing and so nice to see so many children from different schools attend. Thank you to everyone who organised this amazing event in the County Town of Pembrokeshire.”

(Lead image: Pembrokeshire County Council)

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Kit Peters

Kit Peters is a journalist and the editor of Swansea Bay News, covering Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Carmarthenshire since 2020.


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