Pembrokeshire Christmas Convoy lights up locality for charity!

The Pembrokeshire Christmas Convoy lit up the locality for charity once again on Saturday, Decemebder 13.
The spectacular popular procession, one of the highlights of the festive calendar for the area - featured all manner of vehicles from tractors and trucks lit up and decked out in decorations, with Santa himself also making an appearance!
Due to increased numbers, height restriction bridges etc the route this year was adjusted by organisers to accommodate everyone without the need to separate larger vehicles in certain areas.
The convoy left Folly Farm at 5.30pm, with the following areas taken in on the route:
Begelly Roundabout; A477 Roundabout; Pentlepoir; Moreton; Sandyhill Road; Stammers Road; Saundersfoot village; St Brides Hill; Broadfield Hill; New Hedges Village; Tenby Via Broadwell Hayes; Tenby fire station along South Parade; Lower Park Road (Salterns); Tenby Leisure centre on Marsh Road; Heatherton/Manor House; Carew Market Roundabout A477; Broadmoor Cross Inn; Begelly; Templeton; Cold Blow; Princes Gate; Crinow; Narberth Town; Redstone Road; Past Bloomfield onto Penblewin Roundabout; back to Narberth Town.
Comedian Rhod Gilbert has shown his support for the cause once again, thanking the event for raising £3,360 for Velindre Cancer Centre, £400 to the Fire Fighters charity and £150 to St John’s Ambulance from last year.
If anyone would like to make a donation towards the cause, head to: https://gofund.me/60b6bb3e1
©Images: Gareth Davies Photography