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Free Copy October 2015 Free Copy October 2015 COMPETITIONS l RECIPES l WHAt’s ON l HALLOWEEN & BONFIRE IDEAS 7,000 copies in: Cowbridge, Llanblethian, Aberthin, Penllyn, Ystradowen, Pendoylan, Peterston-Super-Ely, St Fagans, Culverhouse Cross, Wenvoe, Bonvilston, St Nicholas, Llandow, Welsh St Donats & Llantwit Major 2 The Village Directory To place an advert in the Directory telephone: 01443 204399 The Village Directory 3 To place an advert in the Directory telephone: 01443 204399 4 The Village Directory Hitchings Electrical Ltd ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS RELIABLE, EFFICIENT, COMPETITIVE Full & Part Rewire l Inspection & Testing Landlord Certificates l PAT Testing Earthing & Boding Upgrades l Shop Fitting Heating System l Underfloor Heating National Inspection Council l TV/Coaxial Electrical Installations Contracting l Home Automation l Data & Telecommunication l Outside Lighting For more info call Michael Beames on 07872 840018 email: [email protected] CHARTERED CERTIFIED Adey, AccOUNTANTS Tax and Business Fitzgerald Management Consultants PROFESSIONAL ADVICE &Walker AND A FRIENDLY SErvICE Over 40 years of excellence l Free Initial Consultation l New Business Start-ups l Self Assessment Tax Returns/Tax Advice l Business Accounts for Sole Traders/Partnerships & Companies l Company Formations/Audits l VAT & Payroll Services COMPETITIVE RATES The Pavilion, Eastgate, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan TEL: (01446) 772299 also at Barry (01446) 739953 To place an advert in the Directory telephone: 01443 204399 The Village Directory 5 To place an advert in the Directory telephone: 01443 204399 6 The Village Directory As part of our 10th birthday celebrations we are delighted to announce the launch of our new website: www.village-directory.co.uk On which you can read the latest edition of all three of the directories, we have a readers corner featuring interesting articles, a what’s on page for local events, great competitions and information on advertising within the directories. WIN A FAMILY TICKET TO A LOCAL FIREWORK DISPLAY Our competition for October is to win one of three family tickets to a local firework display. To enter the competition either email your contact details to us at: [email protected] or LIKE and SHARE our facebook page Closing date 26/10/15 www.facebook.com/thevillagedirectory Post to Post Key Stage 2 English Fencing & Decking and mathematics tutor CHILDREN AGED 7-11 Do they need a little support or extension to enable them to achieve more? 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Remembrance Sunday Services across the Vale are humbling and demonstrates that the events throughout the poignant moments of reflection. They are year and the teaching in village schools and by occasions where people from our villages and families has a real impact on even the youngest towns come together to pay their respects, to children. We should never underestimate their give thanks and remember those who fell and understanding or respect to those who have suffered for our freedom. fallen or suffered. We must never forget the 273 soldiers from The Royal British Legion is a wonderful the Vale who lost their lives during World War organisation where volunteers give so much to One, and the many other conflicts that are vivid those who have served. I want to pay tribute to in our collective memories. Many of the fallen all those involved across the whole constituency would have resided in our rural villages. Many that organise, fundraise and ensure that those more suffered, not forgetting the families of those who fought for our liberty are never forgotten. involved. On November 8th I will stand in admiration Just 12 months ago, I organised a of servicemen and women, veterans, Remembrance Service for 100 local representatives of the Merchant Navy, Cadets, schoolchildren to lay 100 wreaths at the Scouts and Guides. It is a time when village Cenotaph. It was an event that I will never forget, residents in the Vale can pay respect to the fallen with some of the most moving messages written in battles we have fought. Remembrance Services are held on the morning of November 8th at: BARRY, COWBRIDGE, ST ATHAN, LLANTWIT MAJOR, DINAS POWYS. 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Depending on reasons to party at this time of year. the age group you are catering for the Before we know it the children will be organisation may vary considerably, from finishing school for the half term break focusing on the fun aspect for younger and then it will be Hallowe’en, closely children to the bizarre and more scary followed by Bonfire Night. aspects for the bigger children. If you are intending to put Focusing on colour themes on parties for either or both of can really help with party these events then it is a good planning and black and idea to get ahead by doing orange are obvious choices for some planning and where Hallowe’en. If you fancy having possible even preparation a go at making your own over the next few weeks. I am welcome banners keep images sure that many of you want simple so that they are easy to to make your parties special draw and colour like a simple and memorable and it is often pumpkin theme. Another simple the little details and personal way of creating messages are touches that help that. This in the use of flag style bunting makes it important that you that can be strung up outside plan carefully to ensure you or inside the house. A letter on have thought about every each flag can spell out any aspect of the party.
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