Calling all Mold’s 90 year olds……

come and join the Mayor for an afternoon tea!

As part of the towns celebrations for the Queen’s 90th birthday, the prospective Mayor of Mold, Councillor Anthony Parry, is inviting residents of Mold who will be 90 years of age during 2016 to join him and other members of Mold Town Council, for afternoon tea to celebrate Her Majesty the Queen’s 90th Birthday and their own 90th year. The special event is to be held in the Greenroom, at Wales & West Housing Llys Jasmine Extra Care facility, Clayton Road, Mold on Friday 10th June and is open to all residents (and a personal guest) born during 1926 and who celebrate their own milestone 90^th birthday this year.

The Mayor of Mold elect, Cllr Anthony Parry, said “The Queen’s 90th birthday is a great opportunity for us to celebrate her special birthday and the milestone birthdays of some of our oldest residents. I am thoroughly looking forward to the afternoon and hearing stories from residents, some of whom may have lived in Mold for all their lives.”

Mold residents who qualify (people born between 1 January 1926 and 31 December 1926) are asked to express their interest in attending the event by either emailing the Town Council at supportofficer@moldtowncouncil.org.uk or calling 01352 758532, by 27th May in order that an official invitation can be sent.

The town’s celebration of Her Majesty the Queen’s official 90^th Birthday, will continue on Sunday 12^th June when Mold Town Council will be hosting Mold Celebrates - a family event with “Music through the Decades” on Daniel Owen Square at the same time that the Queen is holding her celebration street party on The Mall. This FREE event will take place from noon onwards with musical & dance performances from the 1920’s through to modern day starting with Flint Male Voice Choir and followed up with some great performers including the fabulous Julie A Scott (winner TV’s New Faces in 1986), The Moments (talented five piece band featuring 1950’s & 60’s popular tunes), Rocksalt (brilliant 1970’s thro’ 90’s cover band) and Gary Barker (from 2000 onwards with a big voice and big personality) together with representative dances through the decades from the Charlston to the present day, with Aspirations Dance & Urban Fusion Elite.