FREE COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER FOR LLANGOED, GLANRAFON AND PENMON ISSUE 19 MAY 2017
WHAT’S HAPPENING WHERE Knitting Club: the third Monday of the month at Pont y Brenin hub, 2.00pm-3.00pm. Hello, everybody...another copy of The Puffin has just rolled off the press. Turn to page 3 to read about The Llanddona
Puffin Prize Draw, which takes place later this month. Llanddona Book Reading Club: usually meets on You’ll have noticed the unseasonably chilly few days the second Tuesday of the month at the Owain that we’ve had recently; this year’s display of spring Glyndŵr pub. Contact Kirsty Simpson at flowers has been glorious, and the dusting of snow [email protected] for details. against all the new greenery looked quite unusual. Beaumaris
The old adage 'ne’er cast a clout till May be out' appears Beaumaris Film Night: do you enjoy a good film? to be holding true... Here’s hoping that the weather Canolfan Beaumaris Leisure Centre invites you to warms up before too long. some of the best and most recent films available, each at just £5.00 a ticket: the first Thursday of the month at 7.30pm, with refreshments available 30 minutes beforehand. For more information e-mail [email protected] or telephone 01248 811200.
Table top sale: the first Sunday of the month, 10.00am-4.00pm, at the Canolfan Beaumaris Leisure Centre; refreshments are available. E-mail [email protected] or telephone 01248 811200 for more information.
Antiques & collectors’ fair: the third Sunday of the New greenery and snow late last month... (A Perrott) month, 10.00am-4.00pm, at the Canolfan Beaumaris
Here’s a selection of what’s on in the locality: Leisure Centre; refreshments are available. Contact [email protected] or telephone 07516 Llangoed 277794 for information/bookings.
Cuppa with a copper: Friday 19 May 2017 and Friday 30 June 2017, 2.00pm-4.00pm, at Pont y Brenin Hub…a drop-in session for people to come and discuss any matters with our Police Community Support Officer, Teleri Jones. Contact her on 07814 646320 for more details.
Table top sale: Saturday 20 May 2017, 10.00am- 4.00pm, at the Village Hall; tables cost £5.00, entry costs £1.00, profits go to Blood Bikes for Wales. Contact Chris Linford at [email protected] to book a table.
Llangoed and District Flower and Vegetable Show: Saturday 19 August 2017, 2.00pm at the Village Hall...see page 6 for more information.
Beaumaris pier in its heyday, with PS Rhos Colwyn (scrapped in 1911) Whist group: alternate Thursdays, 1.30pm-3.00pm approaching (source unknown); have a look at the photograph on page 6 at Pont y Brenin Hub. Please let us know if you’d like an event to be featured Bingo: the third Friday of the month at Pont y Brenin in The Puffin; our e-mail address is at the foot of each Hub at 7.00pm. page.
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SBWRIEL A BAW CŴN/LITTERING AND DOG The current arrangement is a £75 fine reducing to £50 if OFFENCES payment is made within 10 days of the issue of the fixed penalty notice. Arbrawf gorfodaeth ar gyfer pob trosedd yn ymwneud â sbwriel a baw cŵn You may be aware that several local authorities across North Wales have employed an external private Mae’r Cyngor yn gyfrifol am gadw ffyrdd mabwysiedig, enforcement company, Kingdom, to issue fixed penalty culfannau, traethau mwyniant a thir perthnasol arall ar notices for littering and dog fouling. yr Ynys yn glir o sbwriel. Ar hyn o bryd mae’r Cyngor yn trefnu bod gwaith codi sbwriel, sgubo strydoedd, gwagio The Council wishes to conduct a trial from early summer biniau sbwriel a dyletswyddau glanhau eraill yn cael eu 2017 with Kingdom where they will issue a fixed fine of gwneud gan ei gontractwr £75 for all littering and dog casglu gwastraff, Biffa. fouling offences. They will employ their own O ran gorfodaeth enforcement officers, but amgylcheddol mae gan y will work in partnership Cyngor hawl i roi dirwy with staff from the cosb sefydlog pan fod pobl Council’s Waste yn gollwng sbwriel neu’n Management Section methu â chlirio baw cŵn. (similar to the Yn hanesyddol mae nifer y arrangements that they dirwyon a roddwyd wedi have with other North bod yn isel iawn ac rydym Wales local authorities). yn ymwybodol ei fod dal yn bwnc llosg ar draws yr The Council would like to Ynys. Y trefniant hear your views on
# presennol yw rhoi dirwy o whether you would support £75, sy’n cael ei ostwng i £50 os derbynnir taliad o fewn this trial initiative to issue a fixed fine of £75 for littering 10 niwrnod i ddyddiad rhoi dirwy cosb sefydlog. and dog fouling offences. If you have any feedback on the above proposal, it would be appreciated if you would Efallai eich bod yn ymwybodol bod sawl awdurdod lleol e- mail them to me. ar draws Gogledd Cymru wedi cyflogi cwmni gorfodi preifat allanol, Kingdom, i wneud y gwaith o roi dirwyon Bethan Lloyd Jukes cosb sefydlog ar gyfer gollwng sbwriel a methu â chlirio Swyddog Ymgysylltu Panel Dinasyddion baw cŵn. Citizen Panel Engagament Officer
Mae’r Cyngor yn dymuno cynnal cynllun peilot gyda Medrwn Môn Kingdom o ddechrau’r haf 2017 lle byddant yn rhoi Neuadd y Dref/Town Hall dirwy o £75 ar gyfer pob trosedd yn ymwneud â sbwriel Sgwâr Bulkeley/Bulkeley Square a baw cŵn. Byddant yn cyflogi eu swyddogion gorfodi Llangefni eu hunain ond byddant yn gweithio mewn partneriaeth â Ynys Môn/Anglesey staff Adain Rheoli Gwastraff y Cyngor (sef trefniadau LL77 7LR tebyg i’r hyn sydd ganddynt ag awdurdodau lleol eraill Ffôn/Phone: 01248 724944 yng Ngogledd Cymru). E-bost/E-mail: [email protected]
Byddai’r Cyngor yn falch o dderbyn eich barn ynglŷn â fyddech yn fodlon cefnogi’r arbrawf hon o roi dirwy LLANGOED: IMPROVEMENTS TO SEWERS sefydlog o £75 ar gyfer troseddau’n ymwneud â sbwriel a baw cŵn. Os oes gennych unrhyw sylwadau ar y cynnig Residents in Llangoed and Glanrafon have been uchod gwerthfawrogwn petaech yn eu hanfon i mi. affected for years by sewage overflowing out of manholes during periods of heavy rain. In recent times Enforcement trial for all littering and dog fouling Dŵr Cymru/Welsh Water has placed a pumping station offences by the Village Hall as a short-term measure to try to
alleviate the problem, and soon it will be investing The Council has a responsibility to keep adopted roads, around £1 million to improve the system in the area. laybys, car parks, amenity beaches and other relevant land free of litter on the Island. The Council currently Work will begin in summer 2017; before the work starts, organises litter picking, street sweeping, litter bin however, Dŵr Cymru/Welsh Water will be organising an emptying and other cleaning duties through its waste information event so that local residents can see plans cleaning contractor, Biffa. for the work and meet some of the project team who will be on hand to answer questions. During the work, Dŵr Regarding environmental enforcement, the Council can Cymru/Welsh Water will keep residents informed and issue fixed penalty notices when people drop litter or fail there will be regular updates on its website. to clean up after their dog has fouled, but historically the number of fines issued has been very low and we are Dŵr Cymru/Welsh Water aware that it is a contentious issue across the island. http://www.dwrcymru.com/
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THE PUFFIN PRIZE DRAW ANGLESEY RAMBLERS/CERDDWYR YNYS MÔN: CLEARING UP AT CAIM Tickets are on sale now for our May Prize Draw. 7 April 2017 was a sunny Friday, and the Ynys Môn We have some great prizes, including a Russell Hobbs Ramblers volunteers were out at Caim where there kettle, a barbecue and two wooden garden arches were a number of issues on the footpath. (courtesy of B&Q) and a selection of vouchers kindly donated by the Midland Tapas Bar, Beaumaris, the Marram Grass, Newborough, Little Beauty, Beaumaris and Pili Palas, Penmynydd.
If you haven’t already bought one, or would like to help us by selling tickets, please contact the Editorial Team – our e-mail address is at the foot of each page – or telephone Caroline Draper on 01248 490727.
'SILVER SLASHING' NEAR LLANGOED AND LLANFAES
Gwen Richards writes that the 'Silver Slashers Ramblers' volunteers were working in late February on the footpath between Carwad and Cae Mawr. Cae Mawr is on Lon Cae Mawr, the lane from Sling to Llanfaes, Mud, glorious mud... (A Massey) and Carwad is nearer to Llanddona. With some members on holiday, not all were addressed, but those present managed to build and net a boardwalk over a muddy area, unblock the stream running alongside the path, replace and net a number of broken boardwalk treads and build a handrail and steps around a tree growing across the path. A member of the Highways Department also used a chainsaw to cut encroaching branches and to clear trees that had fallen across the path.
From Andria Massey
TREES AND STORM DORIS
The area took a battering around 23 February 2017, when Storm Doris crossed right over us. The Met Office reported that over the previous night and into the
Before…where’s that stile? morning Storm Doris underwent something called 'explosive cyclogenesis', labelling it a 'weather bomb'. Gwen said that they replaced two stiles, repaired two others, and cleared some brambles. This path links up with lanes and other paths to make circular walks, particularly from Llangoed, and Gwen added that they were pleased to meet a local walking group. The photographs before and after show the difference.
Mayhem in Menai Bridge...
A gust of 94 mph was recorded at Capel Curig. More locally, there were numerous reports of trees down around Llangoed, and the Britannia Bridge was closed, creating bottle-neck queues as vehicles attempted to use the Telford bridge instead. A colleague reported taking 2 hours to drive what should normally have taken
After...voilà! just 20 minutes.
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A car driver had a lucky escape when a large beech tree Nantporth Bangor, a cup that the Club last won back in tumbled down in Menai Bridge; thanks to Menai Bridge 1989. After a first half of nerves the boys found their feet Life Facebook page for the image. and ran out 5-0 winners: one each from Mitchell Jones, Mathew Owen and Darren Edmunds, and a Carwyn A tree blocked the road to Penmon near Lleiniog, and at Williams double. the top of Allt Goch, Beaumaris, this tree fell across the road. There were also a few flattened daffodils after We then played the same opposition again in the Lucas Doris had finished her journey. Oil semi-final, and Llangoed ran out 4-2 winners on this occasion: one from Mitchell Jones and a Wayne Thomas hat-trick completed the scoring.
Llangoed went into the next final against Holyhead Town at Bangor’s stadium, high on confidence but low on morale after the sad passing of former player Henry Romeo only 4 days earlier, and unfortunately couldn’t quite get going and ended up losing the game 3-0.
From Vincent Walker
RECIPE: HUMMUS BI TAHINI
Now…something to start those stomachs rumbling. ...and mayhem in Beaumaris If you’ve never made hummus before it’s really easy, From John Briggs and you’ll never bother to buy it from the supermarket again.
FOOTBALL: UPDATE Ingredients
On 7 January 2017 we took on Mynydd Llandegai 1 400g tin of chickpeas reserves away in the league knowing that nothing more Juice of 2 lemons than a win was acceptable; we achieved just that, with 2 fat garlic cloves Wayne Thomas scoring the only goal of the game. 4 tbsp olive oil Bodorgan came to us as visitors next on 14 January 150ml tahini 2017 in the Bwlch Cup. Again, Llangoed ran out 3-0 Cayenne pepper winners, this time youngster Llion Roberts grabbing a Salt double, with Jamie Roberts adding a third.
The all-important game was next, with Mynydd travelling to Tyddyn Paun in the Dargie cup, Llangoed knowing that a win would put them in the final of the most prestigious cup on Anglesey. Llangoed didn’t let down, with Mitchell Jones and Mathew Owen scoring two goals in extra time.
Bethesda came to Llangoed next in the Bwlch cup with the home team knowing they had to score as many as possible without reply to stand any chance of qualification from the group. Llangoed ran out 7-1 winners: one each from Mitchell Jones, Mathew Owen, Carwyn Williams, Jamie Roberts, Dylan Williams and a Llion Roberts double completed the rout.
Llangoed then had a mission impossible with an What to do awayday against higher league Llanefydd in the Junior Drain the chickpeas but retain the water from the tin Cup, and it turned out to be exactly that with the higher league side running out 7-0 winners. Place the chickpeas, lemon juice, olive oil, garlic and tahini in a blender, and whizz until you have a paste; Llangoed needed to get back on track against Bodorgan you may need to stop the blender and push the on 25 February 2017 in the Megan cup, and the boys mixture down with a spatula a couple of times didn’t let us down, running out 6-0 winners to qualify for If necessary, add a little of the chickpea water and yet another final, Mathew Owen, Charlie McKenna, whizz again; the consistency you are aiming for is Darren Edmunds, Josh Royds, and a Carwyn Williams that of a thick mayonnaise double completing the scoring. Taste; season with salt and cayenne pepper.
We then moved onto the Dargie Cup Final held at From Caroline Draper
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CLWB GARDDIO LLANGOED GARDENING CLUB LLANGOED AND DISTRICT FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SHOW Members of Clwb Garddio Llangoed Gardening Club had a very enjoyable evening at the April 2017 meeting The Llangoed and District Flower and Vegetable Show with a plant sale, a few glasses of wine and a quiz that will take place on 19 August 2017 at Llangoed Village stirred our brains into activity. Winners of the quiz were Hall. Kay Laurie and Pam Turtle. There will be three categories: The next three months are visits only, and we hope that as many of you as possible will be able to join us and Photography that we’ll have good weather – although visits do go ahead in the pouring rain! Close-up of a flower Wild animal Monday 22 May 2017: we visit Bodnant Garden in the A stone wall beautiful Conwy Valley, and hope to see the laburnum Flotsam and jetsam arch in full flower: meet in the car park at 2.00pm. The usual entrance fees apply unless you are a National Flower arranging
Trust member. Flower arrangement in a vase 'going green'
Tuesday 6 June 2017: we visit Pensychnant Garden at Tea cup arrangement 'from the garden' the top of the Sychnant Pass: admission is £3.50, with Mini bouquet 'glorious colour' refreshments in aid of Marie Curie and Macmillan Bookmark with pressed flowers Nurses. Craft
Monday 17 July 2017: we visit Gwyndy Bach, 5 miles Driftwood sculpture: maximum 2 feet square west of Llangefni. This is the garden of the artist Keith Landscape with rainbow (any medium) Andrew, and among many other delights there is a large Portrait using charcoal Koi pond: admission is £3.50, to include tea/cakes/ biscuits. Knitted sensory muff 'Twiddle Muff' Place mat or table centre showing patchwork and For more information, please contact... quilting skills A felt character with embroidered decoration Gay Williams 01248 490825 Jean Whitehead 01248 490813 So...brush up your skills for The Day!
A stroll on Beaumaris Pier, 1890...are they meeting somebody off the PS Rhos Colwyn? (from a postcard published by Gwynedd Archive Service)
PUFFIN ISLAND: A JEWEL OFF ANGLESEY’S COAST
John Briggs sent the link below; open it and watch a beautiful 12-minute video of a trip to Puffin island that took place last month, involving the 7th City of Bangor Scouts & Gwynedd Explorers, Seawake RIBs and the North Wales Wildlife Trust.
The visiting group obtained rarely-granted permission from the Bulkeley Estate to land there. The weather makes it look like an exotic South Seas location rather than a small island in the chilly Irish Sea…how lucky we are to have such an amazing coast on our doorstep.
CloudBase Productions: Puffin Island - Ynys Seiriol https://vimeo.com/213228656
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MUSIC MUD AND GLORY
Music Mud and Glory is an evening of music, poetry, film and imagery.
It will take place at the Church of St Mary and St Nicholas, Beaumaris, on Saturday 18 November 2017 at 7.30pm.
Music Mud and Glory features world premières of two new works written by local composer Ellen Davies and Guto Puw of Bangor University, with the Bangor University Chamber choir, led by Guto Puw, the OM Wind Ensemble, led by Sioned Roberts, harpist Mared Emlyn, Susan Fogarty of the R S Thomas Literary Society and pupils from Ysgol Beaumaris and Ysgol Llangoed.
The works are dedicated to, and celebrating, the lives of men from Beaumaris and the surrounding district who died in the Great War.
Supported by:
The junction has been widened and a very smart new Horizon Nuclear Power, Bangor University, Beaumaris Parish Church, stone wall built, improving visibility and safety what was Waitrose Menai Bridge, Margaret Harris, Friends of Community Music an awkward junction; it’s now wide enough, we hope, Projects, Royal Welch Museum Caernarfon, Chester Cathedral, Beaumaris Town Council, Llangoed WI, Ysgol Beaumaris & Ysgol Llangoed not to be damaged by large vehicles.
Book as soon as possible to reserve your place! AMPHIBIANS: HELPING AND PROTECTING THEM For information and bookings, please contact [email protected] Ann Lawson writes: I’ve been patrolling the Clegir toad crossing, near Llanrug, for the last few years. I’m
interested in wildlife and wish to do as much as I can to ROAD IMPROVEMENTS: B5109 AT LLANSADWRN protect all living creatures. It all started whilst I was out
Cllr Carwyn Jones reported road improvement works in walking along Clegir Road and noticed many toads February/March 2017, taking place on the B5109 at the squashed and killed by cars in late winter/early spring. I junction in Llansadwrn with the road to Llanddona. did a bit of research and got in touch with Froglife, which provided me with a lot of information and prepared a letter for me to give to the council so that toad signs could be installed. I ensure that these signs are opened in February for drivers to be aware of toads crossing the road.
Toads spend the winter underground. They use their back legs to 'knead' their bodies into the soil, submerging themselves completely when the days get shorter and night turn colder. Once the weather turns milder, and on dark moonless nights, they will emerge and start to walk to the pond in which they started off as tadpoles ready to breed themselves. Common toads are very particular about where they breed and often
Improvements under way, looking towards Llanddona (Cllr Carwyn Jones) migrate back to their ancestral breeding ponds each
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year. They follow the same route, regardless of what home for back issues, including The Puffin’s gets in their way, which sometimes leads to their predecessors. Thank you to those who were kind crossing roads. enough to help us fill the gaps.
A patroller’s job is to go out on mild (and often wet) You, our supporters: yes, we mean you! You read us, evenings during February and March collecting toads, you advertise with us, you support us by feeding us with putting them in a bucket and ensuring that they cross news and items of interest: thank you all for your the road safely. I would estimate that 700 toads, a support over the past months and for bearing with us as dozen newts and a few frogs have been helped over the we learn to fly again after our near-demise last year. road safely in Clegir during the last month. Once I had over 100 in just one evening but the current figures We’re all volunteers, and rely on 'volunteer power' to average a dozen. write The Puffin, manage it, fund it through advertising and grants, deliver it and, sometimes, nurse it along The figures were down last year, and I believe that this when it isn’t flying too well. All of us have commitments, was due to the mild winter. Toads are cold-blooded, and work, family, whatever; that means that we have to in warmer winters their bodies metabolise at a faster shoehorn The Puffin in with our day-to-day lives. We rate, burning up fuel that would otherwise be used to can’t always do as good a job as we’d like to do prepare for springtime mating. There is some evidence because sometimes there aren’t enough of us, so…if that warmer winters are already having an impact, but you’re interested in becoming involved, do contact us: e- how the UK’s frogs and newts might be affected is as mail us – our e-mail address is at the foot of each page yet unclear. – or collar one of us; some of you are bound to recognise some of us when we’re out and about! If you’re interested in becoming a toad patroller, find the Find your nearest toad crossing link on the Froglife Welsh? English? Under 16?: most of The Puffin’s website to find your nearest toad crossing, and if you content is in English; most of its editorial team is know of a site that doesn’t appear on the Froglife 'mature'...if you’re under 16, that means 'old'! map, register it via the Register a toad crossing link or telephone 01733 602102.
Dr Dawn Naylor responded: thanks, Ann; it’s very interesting to learn about other sites. I rescue the amphibians in the Llangoed area: we have lots of frogs, We’d love to receive articles in Welsh (even better if toads and newts crossing the roads at night. As with they’re accompanied by a translation into English so your site, we experienced a drop in numbers last year. that we can publish them side by side), and we’d love to Moreover, we also have road signs warning motorists. receive articles from younger readers as well...we want to be as interesting and relevant to as many people as Froglife possible. http://www.froglife.org/
THE KINDNESS OF STRANGERS SPREADING OUR WINGS We often hear the bad news stories making the Flying on-line, one day: we deliver The Puffin headlines in the media as conflict and outrage seem to quarterly to homes in Llangoed, Glanrafon and Penmon, grab our attention, but here at The Puffin we’re keen to but we’d love to reach a wider audience. Funding is a learn what brings people together in a community spirit. perpetual problem, however – there’s never enough The following two stories are excellent examples of how money, is there? – and that prevents our printing and nice people can be on our lovely island. delivering to homes outside our area. The Puffin will be available on-line as usual – the link is on the Cymuned Diane Glanfield writes: My husband and I were having Llangoed Community Facebook page. We’re in a great day on Tuesday 15th March, out on the beach at discussions about finding a more permanent on-line Newborough. The sky was blue, sun was beautiful and
The Puffin ISSUE 19 MAY 2017 [email protected] 7 OF 8 we had a picnic, too. We made our way to the exit at the is almost certainly in Llangoed, looking down the hill board walk when I stopped to take a photo. Then we towards Afon Lleiniog and the car park. walked to the car. I looked for my car keys but they weren’t there! I took everything out of my picnic bag and handbag pockets. By this time I was panicking. It was then that a lovely lady came up behind us and asked if we had we lost something. I said yes and she said 'is it these car keys?' She had found them in the sand near the start of the boardwalk were I took the photo. What an angel: I couldn’t thank her enough and would like to thank her again so much here. There are nice people around.
Chris Clayson follows up with his own story: I lost my wallet last year walking near Rhoscolyn: photo cards, driving licence and £85 cash all in it. Then I got a phone call from one of my card companies telling me to ring Holyhead Police Station: apparently somebody had found it and handed it in, with everything still in inside, even the cash! I fully agree with you, Diane, there are still some nice people out there.
If you have any local stories – funny, courageous, kind or even ridiculous – that you think could uplift community spirit, we’d love to hear from you at The Puffin.
TAILPIECE: SEARCH YOUR MEMORY...
These photographs were provided by Menna Wellings (formerly Doyle). Please let us know...and have a look through your old Do you recognise yourself in one of them? Do you know family albums; we’d love to publish more articles and who any of the children are? The top photograph is photographs with a local connection.
EDITORIAL INFORMATION
THE EDITORIAL TEAM We review all items for material that is obviously libellous or offensive, but we cannot check for factual accuracy; we simply Richard Adams Marie Madigan don’t have the time to do so.
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SOME USEFUL CONTACTS
Alcoholics Anonymous 0800 9177 650 Llangoed Post Office (McColl’s) 0345 611 2970 Beaumaris Health Centre 01248 810818 National Gas Emergency Service 0800 111 999 Beaumaris Leisure Centre 01248 811200 NHS Direct 0845 4647 Beaumaris Library 01248 810659 Police: non-emergency 101 Electricity (SP Energy Networks): Police Community Support Officer: information about power cuts 0800 001 5400 Teleri Jones 07814 646320 Floodline 0345 988 1188 RSPCA 01407 720743 Isle of Anglesey County Council: Samaritans: English language 116123 family support/Children’s Services 01248 752722 Samaritans: Welsh language 0808 164 0123 missed waste collections 01248 752860 Ysbyty Gwynedd Hospital 01248 384384
Let us know if you’d like to see more contacts listed here; our e-mail address is at the foot of each page
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