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Upper Orchid Field Annual Cut Completed

April 30, 2026

Wenvoe Wildlife Group Upper Orchid Field Annual Cut Completed Visitors to the Upper Orchid Field will have noticed that its annual cut has been completed. Our thanks to John Crockford for this. Sue Ho…Read more

Valeways Walks May 2026

April 30, 2026

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May 2026 Diary of Events

April 30, 2026

Typical British Weather – A Myth Or Reality?

April 30, 2026

ARTICLES of GENERAL INTEREST TYPICAL BRITISH WEATHER – A MYTH OR REALITY? This piece for Wenvoe What’s On is being written on a glorious sunny day in April, but we wonder how long it will last. The ph…Read more

The Tennis Season Is on Its Way!

April 29, 2026

Spring is in the air and the tennis season is on its way! While Wimbledon may not start until July, the tennis world really begins to get going from April. We're excited to once again be starting our…Read more

A Mix of Two Ancient Cultures

March 27, 2026

VILLAGE ENVIRONMENT GROUP A Mix of Two Ancient Cultures Well, well, well … following last month’s successful Tai Chi session, Tony, one of the elders, asked if he could bring something to the table wh…Read more

Come Home to Rest

March 27, 2026

ARTICLES of GENERAL INTEREST COME HOME TO REST I was a young boy about ten years old, and I had come from my home in Wenvoe to meet my parents at St Mary’s Church. They had gone to the ten o’ clock se…Read more

Extensive Work Carried Out

March 27, 2026

Wenvoe Wildlife Group Extensive Work Carried Out Quite a bit of vegetation clearance has been taking place. John Crockford has cut most of the Upper Orchid Field and extensive work has been carried ou…Read more

Year of the Fire Horse

March 27, 2026

YEAR OF THE FIRE HORSE It is the Chinese Year of the Fire Horse. Whilst we cannot include Fire Horses in the list of Wenvoe's wildlife, we do have a couple of species with 'horse' in the title. Arguab…Read more

Hiking And Biking With Richard Trevithick

March 27, 2026

ARTICLES of GENERAL INTEREST HIKING AND BIKING WITH RICHARD TREVITHICK Of the delights to enjoy locally, the Taff Trail must surely be up there amongst the top and to this must be added the Trevithick…Read more

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