Volunteers and Trustees

Volunteer Librarians

At GCG Library we have volunteers who love books, volunteers who want to promote Welsh and Welshness, we have volunteers who treasure community. 

Many of our volunteers have a little time to spare and want to be an integral part of the community with a chance to give something back.  Others want to buildon their their CV's, their confidence, and their skill set.  If you would like to know more about becoming a volunteer, do get in touch on the contact us page or fill in our online application form

Trustees­

Our volunteer trustees keep the library running throughout the year, making the decisions about safety, organisation, events and fundraising and securing grants for equipment, books and sessions and ensuring wrun the charity is run effectively.  If you would like to know more about becoming a trustee then do get in touch on the contact us page.

I'm Martin Locock: I am the Hon Chair of Y Lolfa and concentrate on funding applications. I work for the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. I live in GCG and run Y Lolfa's creative writing group.

Hi, I'm Jenny and I'm the Secretary for Y Lolfa and feel passionately about giving our community as wide an access as possible to books and reading.  During the day I'm an archaeologist and I love our local history group on Facebook.

Shwmae, I’m Debbie, I became a Trustee in 2016. In my current role as the Treasurer, I take care of the money side of things! It’s greatly rewarding to be a part of our wonderful community library and I think that reading brings so many opportunities. I enjoy the adult book club and seasonal fayres in the community hall.

My name Anthony Hall and I am interested in reading, knowledge and computing. I am involved with the Y Lolfa library because I want to help the public with using the library or using the internet for public services and to catalogue the books in the library to make it easier to locate second-hand books and the library’s own books.

Helen Spedding:

Details coming soon!