Exciting times in Safeland these days, as we’ve got our fingers in a couple of festival pies! For those of you looking for fun, music, eats and drinks, crafts and creation and beautiful people then make your way to Fair Play festival in Canton on the 24th, 25th and 26th of July. Peaceful Progress are hosting the weekend at the Landsdown Hotel, Landsdown Road, Cardiff, and proceeds to The SAFE Foundation to support their work in Ghana.

There will be millions of bands and musicians of all genres, live graffiti walls, ferret racing, holistic therapies and workshops like willow weaving. There’s also lots of artwork to see, exhibitions, poetry, comedy and lots of other fab stuff.

Entry is £3 per day, or £5 for the whole weekend. For more information, please get in touch with the peaceful progress crew on 07977 138587 or email them at peacefulprogress@yahoo.co.uk

We want to say a big, actually a MASSIVE, thank you to The Allan and Nesta Ferguson Trust who recently awarded The SAFE Foundation a grant to help us with our work in India. Lovely people.

We also want to point all you lovely supporters to our new downloadable standing order form, which can be found on the donate page. Whatever you can give, even just two pounds a month, helps a great deal and means the world to us and our kiddies overseas.

You can also make a one off donation via our new chip in, also on the donate page or homepage. See, a little bit from a lot of people means a load of good stuff for little kids and their mums and dads. Like school and stuff. And teachers. And somewhere to go. And smiles.

Yeah!

Love Lucy x

Thanks to those who take part in the day, your support over the years has been invaluable!

A special thank you to Nicola our fantstic line dance caller, who, as usual provided muchos fun. Also a big thank you to Wayne who came down and took lots of lovely pictures for our guests to take home with them.

However, there is one small issue I would like to raise about the events of the evening, that quite frankly is causing me distress, and one that I feel needs addressing before the injustice eats me up inside. Why did Tom Beardshaw not win the linedancing competiton? Where is the sense in that??

Everything went off without a hitch, thanks to Hannah’s organisation skills, and although we haven’t tallied up the final amounts, we’re estimating we raised about £2000 for our projects in Ghana, Uganda, Sierra Leone and India.

Thank you to Maureen Owor, from TOCIDA, our newest charity partners, who attended and danced the night away with the rest of us!