July 2013

Floodlights installed on Lower Tennis Court

Exciting news for tennis players.

Rules and Guidelines are in place to ensure consideration of residents and control light pollution.

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Llandudno is named after Llandudno in Wales, which is named after the Welsh word for "Parish of St Tudno" - from the word "llan" meaning parish.

Tudno was the first person to bring Christianity to that part of Wales so he was made a saint and had a town named after him.

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In January 1954 Llandudno Primary School, with its nine pupils, started as a farm school in the servant’s quarters of the Jerrans’ house at the end of Bosman Avenue. Each child had to bring its own table and chair to school. Ginger Townlie –Johnson designed the school badge.

Oxo-boards on which to write were donated. A roll of green gingham material was bought to make dresses for the girls and shirts for the boys.

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In 1957 a group of Llandudno residents from various established denominations got together and form a United Church.

Through the years it has undergone many changes, but it is still a united church in essence and spirit and all are welcome. At present it is constituted as a United Congregational Church and each week different speakers are invited.  The building is small but Llandudno Church has a big heart and visitors can be sure of a warm welcome.

The church, can be found in Robinson Avenue, Llandudno,meets Sundays at 9 and exudes a friendly, informal and Christian vibe. Why not pop in and see for yourself? Easter services for Good Friday and Easter Sunday are also at 9am. Tel: 021 683 9665,

Established in 1972, the Llandudno Surf Lifesaving Club performs a voluntary and essential service to the community, and has carried out many rescues and countless help-outs.

During the 2 month Blue Flag Beach summer months (December & January) the beach is patrolled daily. For the rest of the year during the week and in winter when there are no lifeguards and bathers are at risk.

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