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Haverford West's current and past Sheriffs are delighted to be hosting the 2024 National Association of City and Town's Sheriffs of England and Wales' Annual General Meeting and Conference Weekend.

27th - 29th September 2024

Information and Booking Form

Mission

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Friday 27th -
6.00pm- 8.30pm

Registration and
Welcome Reception with Curry Evening
at
Haverfordwest
Cricket Club.
Dale Rd, Haverfordwest SA61 1HZ

Saturday 28th, Annual General Meeting

9.30 am - Coffee

(and robing for current sheriffs)

10.00 - 11.30 am AGM

11.30 - 12md New Sheriffs' Meeting

County Hall Chambers, Haverfordwest

SA61 1TP (off Freemens Way A4076)

12 md A light cold lunch will be served

(Tours depart 12.45 outside)

AGENDA

To encourage discussion and debate about relevant matters concerning the Association Members are invited to submit agenda items for discussion using the brief form below, to be returned to the Secretary.

To view the minutes of the last AGM click on the button below:

Agenda Item request >

Saturday Afternoon

Please Note: The cost of tours are included in the price of the Conference weekend.

Depart by bus for Guided Tours at 12.45:

Choose between:

1) St David’s City. This small but beautiful Cathedral City gained city status in 11th century. The Cathedral is the resting place of St David, patron saint of Wales.

Travel time around 35/40 mins.

Return to County Hall circa 4.30 pm

2) Pembroke Castle. Started in the late 11th century Pembroke is the only castle in Britain to be built over a large natural cavern, known as the Wogan. Henry Tudor who inaugurated the Tudor line was born there in 1457. During the civil war the castle was attacked by both Royalist and Roundheads including an attacking force led by Cromwell himself.

Travel time around 25-30 mins. Return to County Hall circa 4.30 pm