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Wiltshire Farm Foods Wiltshire Farm Foods Any photographs we use are first scanned and DIARY DATES then the originals are returned to their rightful owners so don’t be shy or fearful in sending us **(Subject to any Government your photographs. It would be handy though if social distancing rules at the time) you wrote your name and address on the back of the photo (in pencil) or you attached one of 1st March St David’s Day those ‘post-it-notes’. Spring is a time of liveliness and renewal, The local police rely on 14th March Mothering Sunday th evident in the revelry of Mardi Gras, the hope of us, the public to come forward and provide 17 March St Patrick’s Day th Easter, and the silliness of April Fools’ Day. them with information so they can provide a 20 March Spring Equinox th There’s time for national pride in the form of better service. It also keeps them in the loop of 28 March Summer Time Starts what is really going on in our community. You 28th March Palm Sunday joyous celebrations like St David’s Day, and St. st Patrick’s Day and St George’s Day. can contact them in several ways, all are 1 April Maundy Thursday confidential, and each will be investigated. You 2nd April Good Friday We hope you enjoy this edition as we have all can notify them either by telephone, e-mail, 4th April Easter Sunday spent many hours preparing it for you. Bobby Box etc. as follows: - PCSO 8005 Eira 4th April **Wynne’s Charity Quiz We give a big thank you to our sponsors, Jones telephone number 101 or e-mail 5th April Easter Monday advertisers and Llanelli Rural Council without [email protected] or at our 13th April Ramadan Begins whose generosity the magazine would not exist. local Bobby Box which is situated at Pwll 23rd April St George’s Day We have received numerous donations from Stores. 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British Summer Time officially starts at cancelled. However both Bônau Cabbage Patch when you make your 2:00am on Sunday 28th March PCSO Sophie MAUNDER purchases. & PCSO Eira JONES are available for people to speak to by calling 101 or you can e-mail them:- Due to the Covid Pandemic the Hengoed Beat WE’RE ON THE [email protected] Surgeries are cancelled. or WEB You can contact your local Police Community sophie.maunder@dyfed- powys.pnn.police.uk To contact The Bônau Cabbage Patch or The Support Officer Eira Jones by phoning 101 or Don’t forget that you can by e-mail at: Pwll Action Committee please call Stuart on 755665 or Peter on 755260 or Jeff on 777420 view all previous editions of the magazine on [email protected] or drop your articles or reports through our the web. We also have over 500 old and new letterboxes at 43 or 53 or 81 Pwll Road or you photographs of interest to Pwll residents there. Alternatively you can contact PC 1092 Michelle can send us e-mail at: Take a look by pointing your browser to: Fuge by phoning 101 or by e-mail at: Follow them on their Twitter Page: [email protected] www.pwllmag.co.uk www., twitter.com/DyfedPowys [email protected] A white circular arrow in a REFUSE COLLECTIONS – green box should give you the FOOTBALL DAI RETURNS FOR GLASSES Carmarthenshire most confidence: it appears DISCIPLINARY While on a road trip, Dai and Blodwen, an only on materials which are elderly couple, stopped at a roadside restaurant widely recycled by 75% or for quick lunch. more of UK local authorities. Most red cards in a single match: 5, joint record: After finishing their meal, they left the Bradford City (3) restaurant, and resumed their trip. When v. Crawley Town leaving, Blodwen set her glasses down and left (2) (27 March them on the table. She didn't miss them until they had been driving for about forty minutes. 2012) (all after the final whistle) Blodwen screams out "We got to go back, I left DID YOU KNOW my glasses at the restaurant!" Chesterfield (2) v. Plymouth Argyle (3) Across the north of New Zealand, a (22 February 1997) By then, to add to the aggravation, they had to small number of strange clubs have popped up. travel quite a distance before they could find a Wigan Athletic (1) v. Bristol Rovers (4) Members are usually elderly and have set turn around spot, in order to return to the (2 December 1997) themselves to the task of making coffins…their restaurant to retrieve her glasses. own coffins! These coffin clubs are a place for Exeter City (3) v. Cambridge United All the way back, Dai became more the classic the elderly to mingle, stay death-positive and (2) (23 November 2002) grouchy old man. He fussed and complained, construct the coffin they’ll eventually be laid to and scolded Blodwen relentlessly during the Most red cards in a career (individual): 13, rest in. entire return drive. The more he chided her, the joint record: more agitated he became. He just wouldn't let The average golf ball has 336 dimples Roy McDonough (Colchester United, up for a single minute. Exeter City, Southend United), To Blodwen’s relief, they finally arrived at the The word 'Strengths' is the longest word in the restaurant. As she got out of the car, and English language with just one vowel Steve Walsh (Wigan Athletic and hurried inside to retrieve her glasses, Dai yelled Leicester City) to her "While you're in there, you might as well The movie 'Wayne's World' was filmed in two get my hat and credit card." weeks Fastest red card: 13 seconds: The Amazon rainforest produces half the Kevin Pressman (Sheffield world's oxygen supply Wednesday v Wolverhampton NEWS OF THE WEIRD Wanderers, 13 August 2000) A group of frogs is called an army Hong Kong police destroyed a German-made grenade from World War I recently after the Fastest yellow card: 3 seconds, device cropped up in a shipment of imported A group of rhinos is called a crash potatoes at a local potato chip factory. RECYCLING SYMBOLS Vinnie Jones (Chelsea v Sheffield A group of kangaroos is called a mob United, 21 March 1992) couple in England feared their dog had The interlocked arrows do not mean that the A The first sailing boats were built in Egypt cancer. A scan showed a mass on her spleen. packaging can be recycled, or Fastest red card for a substitute on the field The vet went in to do surgery, only to find it was even that it has ever been part of of play: 0 seconds, joint record: a mass of teddy bears in the dog's stomach. the recycling process. It means Brazil is named after a tree that the manufacturer has made a Walter Boyd (Swansea City, 12 March Traffic police in southwest China are telling financial contribution to the razil covers 50% of the South American 2000), recovery and recycling of packaging in Europe. B drivers accused of minor offences they can continent Keith Gillespie (Sheffield United, 20 avoid a fine if they confess on social media. But The famous three-arrowed triangle means that January 2007) the confession must get 20 likes. the product is theoretically Brazil borders every country in South America recyclable, although there is no Both players came on as a substitute and except Chile and Ecuador man in north-eastern China who always guarantee that your local refuse- elbowed/pushed an opponent before the game A handling facility will be able to had been restarted. wanted to own an aircraft is doing the next best deal with it. Hilton was the first international hotel chain thing: building a full-scale replica of an Airbus A320 jet. THE WILD PIGS OF CANADA Aschim and Brook, who serves as her adviser, … from page 7 ASDA spent three years mapping their spread using trail cameras, GPS collars, and interviewing local farmers and hunters.
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