13/06/2026
🎡 Carnival Day – Community Engagement Across Newtown
Today, our volunteers were out in and around Newtown, at the Newtown Carnival engaging with the community throughout the day.
Our team maintained a strong and visible presence both within the carnival grounds and across the wider town centre. Volunteers engaged with stallholders, local businesses, visitors, and residents throughout the carnival area, Bear Lanes, and the surrounding streets. These conversations continue to strengthen our connection with the community and raise awareness of the Corps’ role in supporting emergency services, local councils, and wider public safety initiatives across Mid Wales.
Alongside our engagement work, volunteers also conducted proactive patrols of the wider Newtown area — on foot and in vehicles — ensuring that areas outside the main event remained safe and monitored while the town centre was at its busiest. We are pleased to report that no incidents were raised by our volunteers or partner agencies during the day.
A key part of our presence involved speaking with partner agencies, including Dyfed‑Powys Police, Mid & West Wales Fire and Rescue Service, and St John Ambulance / Welsh Ambulance Service. These interactions help reinforce the collaborative approach that underpins community safety and resilience across the region.
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🎡 Diwrnod y Carnifal – Ymgysylltu â'r Gymuned Ar Draws y Drenewydd
Heddiw, roedd ein gwirfoddolwyr allan yn ac o gwmpas y Drenewydd, yng Ngharnifal y Drenewydd yn ymgysylltu â'r gymuned drwy gydol y dydd.
Cynhaliodd ein tîm bresenoldeb cryf a gweladwy o fewn tiroedd y carnifal ac ar draws canol y dref yn ehangach. Ymgysylltodd gwirfoddolwyr â stondinwyr, busnesau lleol, ymwelwyr a thrigolion ledled ardal y carnifal, Bear Lanes a'r strydoedd cyfagos. Mae'r sgyrsiau hyn yn parhau i gryfhau ein cysylltiad â'r gymuned a chodi ymwybyddiaeth o rôl y Corfflu wrth gefnogi gwasanaethau brys, cynghorau lleol a mentrau diogelwch cyhoeddus ehangach ledled Canolbarth Cymru.
Ochr yn ochr â'n gwaith ymgysylltu, cynhaliodd gwirfoddolwyr batrolau rhagweithiol o ardal ehangach y Drenewydd — ar droed ac mewn cerbydau — gan sicrhau bod ardaloedd y tu allan i'r prif ddigwyddiad yn parhau'n ddiogel ac yn cael eu monitro tra bod canol y dref ar ei brysuraf. Rydym yn falch o adrodd na chodwyd unrhyw ddigwyddiadau gan ein gwirfoddolwyr na'n hasiantaethau partner yn ystod y dydd.
Rhan allweddol o’n presenoldeb oedd siarad ag asiantaethau partner, gan gynnwys Heddlu Dyfed-Powys, Gwasanaeth Tân ac Achub Canolbarth a Gorllewin Cymru, ac Ambiwlans Sant Ioan / Gwasanaeth Ambiwlans Cymru. Mae’r rhyngweithiadau hyn yn helpu i atgyfnerthu’r dull cydweithredol sy’n sail i ddiogelwch a chydnerthedd cymunedol ar draws y rhanbarth.
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