The Amman Valley’s meals on wheels service is appealing for help getting hot food to pensioners following the heavy snow in the area. The service is looking for 4x4 drivers to come forward after the road leading to Garnant Golf Club has been left covered with ice. The service delivers meals on wheels to the vulnerable across the Amman Valley. Cllr Kevin Madge, the head of the service, said: “The road to Garnant Golf Club has been left unpassable because of the ice and snow. “We are appealing for anyone with 4x4 vehicles to help deliver a hot meal to the vulnerable in the area so they don’t go without today.”
Councillor Kevin Madge has thanked volunteers and staff at Garnant Golf Club for supporting the meals on wheel service THE ORGANISER of the meals on wheels service for the Amman Valley has thanked its volunteers who have helped deliver to the vulnerable since March. Cllr Kevin Madge relaunched the service at the start of the pandemic to help the vulnerable and those shielding in the community. Initially, the meals were cooked by the team at Garnant day centre until the end of the summer when the service was moved to Garnant Golf Club. Cllr Madge, Labour Shadow Executive Board Member for Social Care and Health, said: “I would like to thank all the people that have gone the extra mile to help the people in the area. You have been like angels throughout this pandemic and will continue to do so going into 2021.