We Are Honoured with The King’s Award for Voluntary Service
The Friends of Oystermouth Castle, are ecstatic after securing 'The Kings Award for Voluntary Service' (KAVS). Previously known as The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, this award was established in 2002 to mark Her Late Majesty The Queen’s Golden Jubilee and was continued following the accession of His Majesty The King. It is the equivalent of an MBE for a volunteer group.
KAVS Chair, Sir Martyn Lewis CBE said: “The King’s Award for Voluntary Service is the top award for groups of volunteers who beaver away at a grassroots level to transform vital aspects of life in their local community.
Chair of the Friends, Paul Lewis, expressed pride and gratitude: “Receiving the King’s Award for Voluntary Service is a marvellous recognition of our team’s dedication. It’s a tribute to every volunteer’s commitment, team effort, support, hard work and our shared passion for preserving Oystermouth Castle’s unique heritage for future generations.”
Our History
Our History
Our History
Oystermouth Castle is a beautiful and ancient historic landmark that has stood for nearly a thousand years. Learn more about the rich history behind this beautiful castle in Mumbles.
Volunteer
Our History
Our History
Interested in joining a fun, lively team dedicated to maintaining and interpreting this castle? Consider volunteering! We have a wide variety of roles in a fun and fulfilling environment.
What's On
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What's On
We host a variety of events throughout the year, from concerts in the park and historic displays to spooky haunted houses. Check out our calendar to learn more!