A new Stall has been opened in Llanelli Market and is hoping to bring something different to the Town Centre.
Inspired by our proud heritage, local businessman Jason Feeley has set up ‘A Nostalgic Journey’, a stall packed full of merchandise of both local and national historical items.
The Stall was officially opened this morning by Llanelli Town Mayor Michael Cranham and Deputy Town Mayor Sean Rees.
Jason said:
“I wanted to turn my hobby since I was 12 into a business promoting my collection of ephemera of mainly bus and coach items.
“Especially with people reflecting on the days past when people would say oh I remember that and it takes you back to a day of reminiscing and nostalgia.
“My love for transport, especially coaches, encompasses days gone past of busy coach stations and different noises of engines roaring down the streets and you would know what engine it was.
“I am bringing back a little nostalgia to Llanelli selling both local and UK wide items of transport ephemera and I look forward to sharing this journey with the customers who come to see me and my stall.
“I would like to thank a few people along the way for their support; My wife Frances and the stall holders near to me Sewards florists”
John and his wife and the other stall holders for their encouragement. Not forgetting in his spare time Neil Thomas for his outstanding DIY works, Red Graphic Solutions for the signage and Robert Masterman for his wonderful local railway images.
Llanelli Town Mayor, Michael Cranham said:
“It is a pleasure to officially open ‘A Nostalgic Journey’. I would like to congratulate Jason on the opening and wish him all the success with his new business. The Stall is already attracting a lot of interest from people of all ages.”
Llanelli Deputy Town Mayor, Sean Rees added:
“Jason has worked very hard locally to make this happen and we are pleased to be able to show our support. People from across the Town are already saying the Stall is a welcome addition to our fantastic Market here in Llanelli.”
