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Grapevine January 2016 rapevine G geg I geg O May 2018 Supported by the Victoria Hall Centenary Committee Please send contributions for inclusion by the 20th to: Ainsley on 01591 610487 E-mail: [email protected] or Lindsay E-mail: [email protected] Or leave at the Neuadd Arms clearly marked with your name and telephone number. Owing to difficulties in collecting payments, we now require that any ‘one-off’ adverts must be paid for in advance to be included. Grapevine can be viewed online by following the link at victoriahall-llanwrtydwells.co.uk/grapevine MAY DIARY 2 Howell Evans - Family History of Theophilus Evans at Heritage Centre 3 Thursday Club in Belle Vue Hotel at 2.00 pm 3 Twinning Association Meeting in the Institute at 8.00 pm - all welcome 4 Concert in aid of Urdd Eisteddfod. Victoria Hall, 7.30pm 12 Heritage & Arts Centre Coffee Morning. Victoria Hall 10.30am– 12noon 13 Fellowship Meeting in Zion Baptist Vestry 6.00 pm 14 Festival Committee Meeting. Neuadd Arms Hotel 17 Thursday Club in Belle Vue Hotel at 2.00 pm 18 Irfon Valley Country Women’s Club – Machine Embroidery. Abergwesyn Hall, 7pm 19 Celebration Tea in Victoria Hall 3.00 pm – 5.00 pm 22 Community Lunch at St James Church from 12.30 pm 24 Gardening Club meeting, talk by Jim the Ferret. Victoria Hall 7.30pm 27 Fellowship Meeting in Zion Baptist Vestry 6.00 pm 28 Welsh Open Stone Skimming Championships. 10am Abernant Lake 29 Guinness World Record Stone Skimming. Abernant Lake And in June 2 Gardening Club Plant Sale. 10:30am - 12:00 noon Victoria Hall 9 Whole Earth Man v Horse Race. Starter in the Town Square Sophie Rayworth of the BBC. 11am Finish from 1pm at Maes y Gwaelod. 10 Farmers & Craft Market. Victoria Hall 10am – 1pm. 16 Drovers’ Walks. Starting from Neuadd Arms 8 – 10am. 5 and 8 mile guided walks, 12 and 20 mile waymarked walks 17 Jamie Smith’s MABON. Victoria Hall 4.30 pm. 5 piece live Celtic Band Bromsgrove Hall Weekly Activities Monday Senior Badminton 8.00 pm- 10.00 pm Tuesday Band Dôlafon 4.15 pm – 5.30 pm Thursday Parent & Toddlers 9.15 am - 11.15 am Senior Badminton 8.00 pm -10.00 pm Weekly Classes In The Victoria Hall (Tel: 610487) Tuesday Adult Tap Dance Class 4.45 pm – 5.45 pm Wednesday Sewing & Handicraft Group 2.00 pm – 5.00 pm Thursday Tai Chi 10.00 – 12.00 noon Grapevine Advertising Rates: Single Advert 12Months paid in advance ¼ Page £6.00 £60 ½ Page £8.00 £80 Full Page £12.00 £120 Caffi Sosban Fach Situated in the centre of Llanwrtyd Wells All Welcome- cyclists, walkers, families and dogs Meet up with family and friends or relax in a cosy corner Garden seating overlooking the river Barista coffee Open Every Day Real leaf tea (except Wednesdays) Refreshing soft drinks 9.30am to 3.30pm Light lunches Sundays Home-baked cakes & cream teas 10am to 3pm A variety of hot and cold specials Welsh produce wherever possible Jams and chutneys made in the caffi kitchen EAT IN OR TAKEAWAY Local art and crafts displayed and on sale Sunday lunches served twice monthly - booking essential To pre-order food or book a table, please telephone: 07900 350146 Situated next to the red kite sculpture in the centre of Llanwrtyd THE DROVERS REST RESTAURANT Tel: 01591 610264 www.food-food-food.co.uk SPECIAL VINTAGE AFTERNOON TEA Enjoy a relaxing vintage afternoon tea at The Drovers Rest for just £11.95 A selection of homemade cakes Finger sandwiches Scones with jam and fresh clotted cream Served with a selection of tea or coffee Presented on beautiful vintage crockery For something really special add a glass of Champagne to your vintage tea for just £6.50 per glass BOOKING ESSENTIAL A perfect treat for a special occasion Gift Vouchers available Llanwrtyd Wells Railway Station Open on Tuesdays and Thursdays 10.30am until 1.00pm Comfortable, warm surroundings. Wheelchair access. Toilets. Tea or Coffee and a Snack – Just £2.00 Need help to get there? No problem, simply ring 01982 552727 We will be open for the Welsh Open and Guinness World Record Stone Skimming events on 27th and 28th May CONCERT In aid of the Urdd Eisteddfod Talgarth Male Voice Choir John Davies Jennifer Drew Parry Builth Wells High School Choir 4th May 2018 Victoria Hall, Llanwrtyd Wells 7.30pm This will be the last fund-raising event for the Urdd Eisteddfod. Please support it if you can Car for Sale Toyota Yaris Spirit Silver 1.4ltr Diesel 11 Reg 50,000 miles 1 years Tax and Test Road Tax £20 per year Sat Nav included Full service history from new Price £4,750 Telephone 01591 610736 “I’m delighted (and very relieved) to announce that The Heritage Lottery Fund has approved the phase two Blaenau Irfon Bejnefice grant so that renovation of our 11th century St. David’s Old Parish church in Llanwrtyd Wells can begin.” This announcement comes just over two years since we started seeking grants for our St. David’s internal and external renovation work and number of new works. The total project costs are budgeted at £152,887 of which the HLF contributed an initial £15,400 to undertake the various surveys and produce the Schedule of Works. Now HLF have provided he remaining £64,600 towards the renovation. Other major contributors of Grants that made the project possible were: National Churches Trust Community Foundation in Wales Garfield Weston Foundation All Churches Trust Representative Body of the Church in Wales List Places of Worship Scheme Our local people have been, as always very generous contributing by way of private donations and fund raising events - typical of which was last year’s Extravaganza in Victoria Hall and a joint cake stall at the Man versus Horse event where Friends of Ysgol Dolafon and St. David’s Renovation Fund were the beneficiaries. Of huge significance from The Heritage Lottery Funds perspective was the many letters of support that were included with our initial application. These came from a wide cross section of the local community – individuals, businesses and our Town Council. A heart felt thank you to all of you – let the work on preserving St. David’s for future generations begin. Thomas Howell Evans (Howell), Church Warden and PCC Steering Committee member for St David’s’ Renovation project Credit Unions offer a real alternative to payday loans and doorstep lenders and their sky-high rates of interest. Want to know more? Authorised by the Prudential Contact Red Kite Credit Union on Regulation Authority and 01982 551000 or 01597 824000, regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the or visit our new service point at the Prudential Regulation Authority. Old Station Community Centre in Reg. Address: 20 Market St, Builth Wells Llanwrtyd Wells www.redkitecreditunion.co.uk KING MORTER PROUD & CO. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS RICHARD BRAWN FCA ALL ASPECTS OF ACCOUNTING SERVICES Specialist advice on TAXATION PERSONAL & BUSINESS SELF ASSESSMENT VAT AUDIT FARM FINANCE BANK HOUSE, BUILTH WELLS Tel: 01982 553687 Fax: 01982 552957 Are you looking for a rewarding career in social care? If so, we’d love you to come and join our team! We have roles available across Llanwrtyd Wells, Cwmllynfell, Gwaun- Cae-Gurwen and Carmarthen. In this role you will support people with their daily lives so no two days will be the same. Experience in care is not essential however, a passion for ensuring everyone we support have fun and fulfilled lives is. We provide an excellent induction and sector leading training program as well as supporting you through your QCF in Health and Social Care! Call our recruitment line on: 0300 124 0117 Apply online at: www.tracscare.co.uk/careers We are a specialist provider of support for people with Learning Disabilities, Autism, Mental Health Needs and Acquired Brain Injuries. Tracscare is an equal opportunities employer. MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR , Mr P.R JAMES (MBE) As Mayor of Llanwrtyd I would like to take this opportunity to thank the community for supporting this exciting development on the Dolwen Field. This development is for ALL within the Community. To date we have £4006.25 in the Project funds and I would personally like to thank Mrs Croucher for her generous donation of £400.00 following the death of her husband and to Mrs M. Watkins for her generous donation of £150.00 following her 80th birthday party and for allowing funds raised in memory of her late husband to be used for the project. Thanks also go to ; Tescos for their grant of £2000.00 P. James for raising £655.00 for growing his moustache through “Movember month”, Lynn Ball who walked the Camino Way(118kms in all) with a group of wonderful Pilgrims from Llanwrtyd Wells asking family and friends to sponsor her for the project (amount raised still to come ) Jim Davies for organising the forthcoming “Shane Davies Memorial Road Run” which will be taking place on Sunday 20th May Everyone really wants this project to succeed and we will continue to raise funds and apply for grants. One of the criteria for grant applications is that we can demonstrate community involvement and we are putting together a portfolio of evidence to submit to the funders. We now have an independent Committee with its own constitution and we are working with Powys on our planning application. The Dolwen Field was given to the Community of Llanwrtyd Wells by the late Alderman Bevington Gibbins for recreational use by all who lived in the Community (not just the children of Llanwrtyd).
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