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Remembering Mr Wenvoe

October 2, 2025

REMEMBERING MR WENVOE Ian Moody, who sadly passed away at the end of July, will be greatly missed by family, friends and our wider community. Ian committed his life to bringing the community together,…Read more

Valeways Walks October 2025

October 2, 2025

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Summer Surprise

October 2, 2025

WENVOE FORUM Considering Tomorrow Today Summer Surprise Well, we certainly had a really good summer in ’25 and it brought with it for many gardener’s bumper crops. We have a plum tree and a damson tre…Read more

Castell Carreg Cennen

October 2, 2025

Castell Carreg Cennen Castell Carreg Cennen We parked in the castle car park, near Llandeilo, and were thrilled to spot a kite soaring directly above us as we donned our boots. The castle and farm are…Read more

2025 Wenvoe Village Show Results

October 2, 2025

2025 WENVOE VILLAGE SHOW RESULTS Well, what a show that was! The sun was shining, and the entries came pouring in! We had a fab team of volunteers helping to put up the gazebos etc and register early…Read more

When Will It Rain Again?

October 2, 2025

When Will It Rain Again? The sun shone on the Stress Buster strollers as they walked and talked their way around a very dry and dusty Knap and Parade gardens. When will it rain again? Linda collected…Read more

When Will It Rain Again?

October 2, 2025

‘The Gentleman In Velvet’

October 2, 2025

'The Gentleman In Velvet' He was toasted as the 'gentleman in velvet' by the Jacobites. A recent classic book was called 'The Boy, the ?, the Fox and the Horse. In Under Milk Wood, Dylan Thomas wrote:…Read more

“Managing Expectations” by Minnie Driver

October 1, 2025

OFF THE SHELF "Managing Expectations" by Minnie Driver We all really enjoyed this book. It is not an autobiography but rather accounts of episodes in Minnie Driver’s extraordinary life. It is hilariou…Read more

Blue Skies At Cosmeston

October 1, 2025

LIVING WITH CANCER STROLLERS Blue Skies At Cosmeston Waterproofs were not needed as the strollers gathered under blue skies at Cosmeston. Signs of Autumn were everywhere...fallen, golden leaves, red b…Read more

The difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to repair. – Douglas Adams