The Llanelli Sea Cadets (TS ECHO) have announced new online systems to help the public fundraise for them!   All you do is click here and you can create your very own fundraising page where all money will raised will go them.Â
People can pay you online through Charity Giving and all money will go to The Sea Cadets. They will even claim Gift Aid tax!
Why not organise a Sponsored swim? Walk? Silence? Eating competition? Abseil? Sky Dive?
Alternatively you can make a one off, monthly or annual payment to us by donating now by clicking here!
The Llanelli Sea Cadets unit was founded in 1942 during warship week. T.S.Echo is also affiliated with the Naval Submarine HMS Trenchant. The town of Llanelli got together and raised enough funds during the warship week to pay for HMS Echo to continue its war efforts. Hence the reason that Llanelli is called T.S. Echo.
HMS Echo was eventually decommissioned, and they unfortunately lost their ties to the ship due to this. By the time it was rebuilt they had formed a bond with HMS Trenchant, and there are very few Sea Cadet units that get to visit a Submarine.Â
The Llanelli Unit has moved a few occasions throughout its colourful history and currently it is based on Embankment Road in Morfa, Llanelli. Previously it was situated where the Air Cadets currently are based, near the Selwyn Samuel Centre.
The unit has been in Embankment road for around 15 years, and is in the Old Dock Hotel. There is a large building with 4 dedicated training classrooms, a further 2 training areas, a galley(kitchen), male and female heads (toilets), as well as staff heads. Two offices and a staff room. Stores area and large grounds to store our boating equipment.
If you would like know about The Sea Cadets then click here to visit the NEW Sea Cadet website.
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