Wele wybodaeth ar: See details on: www.cpdcrymych.cymru

Cymdeithas Budd Cymunedol yw CPD Crymych sydd yn gobeithio prynu Tafarn Crymych Arms. Mae’r Clwb Pel Droed (sefydlwyd yn 2019) yn gobeitho ail agor y dafarn i’r gymuned yn ogystal â chreu cartref parhaol i’r clwb.

CPD Crymych is a Community Benefit Society hoping to buy Tafarn Crymych Arms. The football club (established in 2019) are hoping to reopen the pub for the local community and also create a permanent home.

OUR VISION

• To ensure the development of the football club – CPD Crymych allowing it to raise funds to buy Tafarn Crymych Arms for locals to use as a community hub.

• To reopen Tafarn Crymych Arms as an important community asset at the heart of the community.

• To provide a place for people of all ages to socialise.

• To provide a comfortable and welcoming space for use by local organisations.

• To hold sporting events, meetings and social evenings.

• To support local businesses and form partnerships with local companies and organisations.

• To offer drinks and restaurant meals, using local produce.

• To secure employment and training opportunities for local people, young and old, and support them to fulfil their potential both sportingly and socially.

OUR VALUES

We want the football club to continue to bring benefits to the local sporting community and to purchase Tafarn Crymych Arms for:

• Culture

- A vibrant place to strengthen our cultural identity and heritage

- A place to meet, share experiences and learn from others

- A place to promote and support the Welsh language

• Sport

- A place to develop new sports initiatives and socialise over a pint

- Work in partnership with other sports organisations in the area on joint initiatives for the health and well-being of local people

- Support with tackling adverse mental health issues

• Society

- A place to socialise over a pint

- A meeting place for a wide range of clubs, groups and societies

- A safe place that's accessible and welcoming to help tackle social isolation in a rural community

• Economy

- Create employment opportunities for local people

- Create work opportunities for local craftsmen and traders

- Support local food and drink producers