Category: Miscellaneous
Various items that do not fit any particular category
WENVOE VILLAGE SHOW SATURDAY 9th SEPTEMBER
WENVOE VILLAGE SHOW SATURDAY 9th SEPTEMBER There are categories to suit suit everyone, young and old. Why not take part. Don’t hide your talents, have a go. Remember this is our own local competition – compete with your neighbour. Entries are limited to residents of the Wenvoe Community (Wenvoe, Parc y Gwenfo, Twyn-y-Odyn, St Lythans, Dyffryn) and children who […]
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Scarecrow Festival
MAX BOYCE ONLY KNEW HALF THE STORY..
MAX BOYCE ONLY KNEW HALF THE STORY.. BBC Wales has recently started showing a series of programmes about Wales in the 1990’s and I wondered whether it might be of interest to relate some of my own experiences of working in Human Resources (H.R) during that period? You might remember the Wales Development Agency and how it set out to […]
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TWAM. Tools with a Mission Equipping craftsmen and women to earn a living in the developing world. This is a Christian charity sending a variety of tools across the world. TWAM CYMRU has a depot in Penarth, the only one in Wales but one of several others throughout the UK. The depot is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9.00 […]
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Village Whist
As most of you know, Wenvoe’s monthly whist drive sadly came to an end last year. The money that was collected for charity during 2016 amounted to £474.69 and was passed on to The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association, the chosen charity for last year, nominated by Marilyn Case. As we see the demise of whist in Wenvoe, […]
» Read moreBath Half Marathon
BATH HALF MARATHON FOR BLOODWISE In the last edition of Whats On you may have seen my article regarding me and my girlfriend Charlotte running the Bath half marathon in aid of Bloodwise. I am writing this to say both Charlotte and I took part and completed the half marathon on 12 March. Although it was tough we were […]
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BATH HALF MARATHON My name is Joe Page and you may know me as I was brought up in the village. You may also know my step father Andy, as he also lives in the village and can be regularly seen walking with my mum Cath and "Humphrey" the […]
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