Thu, 10 Dec 2015 Heno

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-Hello and a warm welcome to

-Thursday night's edition of Heno.

-My guest tonight is Lisa Victoria,

-or Sheryl from Pobol y Cwm.

-We'll call a lucky viewer shortly.

-One of these fabulous prizes

-could be yours before 7.30pm!

-Don't forget to answer your phone

-with those all-important words.

-What are the words, Lisa?

-Christmas Cracker!

-Let's find out the location

-of our Heno cameras tonight.

-# SILENT NIGHT #

-Welcome to Goodwick that's only

-a stone's throw from Fishguard.

-I'm not going to be playing

-the trumpet tonight...

-..but we'll hear from Britain's

-best brass band namely Goodwick!

-They are launching

-their first Christmas CD.

-St Peter's Church in Machynlleth

-is holding a carol service.

-The evening is organized

-by Missing People...

-..a charity that highlights those

-who are missing over Christmas.

-We also hear the latest entry

-in the Christmas Carol Competition.

-# To the music of carols,

-family and friends joined together

-# To remember

-the Saviour of the world

-# From the foot of America,

-came the cry of Christmas

-# That Christ

-was the Saviour of the world #

-It's time for me and Lisa to pull

-Thursday night's Christmas Cracker.

-Enfys Davies in Llangrannog won

-a Roberts digital radio last night.

-Before we dial a number, let's see

-what's else is inside the crackers.

-Two widescreen televisions,

-four iPad Airs...

-..a digital camera,

-a hamper of Welsh produce...

-..a selection of Welsh meat,

-a coffee machine and mugs...

-..a toaster, a DVD player

-and a collection of DVDs...

-..jewellery by Wyn

-in the Conwy Valley...

-..Melin Tregwynt

-throws and cushions...

-..a sewing machine,

-kitchen aid, a NutriBullet...

-..Welsh hoodies for the family and a

-cashmere poncho and socks by Corgi.

-This year, we'll support Ty Hafan,

-Ty Gobaith and Christian Aid.

-It promises to be a cracker of a

-Christmas on Prynhawn Da and Heno!

-What would you fancy, Lisa?

-I'd like a coffee machine.

-The presenter, Alun Williams, set

-last night's all-important question.

-He asked you

-where was the baby Jesus born.

-What's the correct answer, Lisa?

-Bethlehem.

-Let's get dialling.

-The number

-is from the area of Llandeilo.

-It's ringing.

-I've got my fingers crossed.

-I hope there's someone home.

-It's still ringing.

-It's a busy time of year.

-ANSWER MACHINE

-There's nobody home

-so let's try our next number.

-We have a telephone number here.

-The number

-is from the area of Llandysul.

-Can you sing, Lisa?

-It's engaged.

-We have another telephone number

-here.

-The number

-is from the area of Bangor.

-Third time lucky!

-Hello?

-Hello, it's Mari Grug

-and Lisa Victoria from S4C's Heno.

-Do you have something to tell me?

-Christmas Cracker!

-Who's on the line, please?

-It's Jean.

-Where are you calling from?

-I'm in Benllech.

-Thank you for answering your phone.

-Please choose a cracker

-between 1 and 34.

-I'll have number 26.

-Let's pull the cracker

-to see what you've won.

-Congratulations, you've won

-a hamper of Welsh produce.

-Tonight's charity gift

-will support Christian Aid.

-We'll donate a chicken

-to a family in the third world.

-Thank you for entering our

-Christmas Cracker Competition.

-A very Merry Christmas to you!

-If you were unlucky, there is still

-plenty of fabulous prizes to be won.

-The former rugby international,

-Shane Williams sets our question.

-Hello, I'm Shane Williams

-and this is the question.

-What gift did the Shepherds

-give to baby Jesus?

-1) a lamb, 2) a horse, or 3) a pig?

-Thank you, Shane.

-What gift did the Shepherds give

-to baby Jesus?

-1) a lamb, 2) a horse, or 3) a pig?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-The phone lines close

-at 2.00pm tomorrow.

-Entrants must be 18 and over.

-Don't call after the lines close

-or you will still be charged.

-Full terms and conditions

-can be found at www.heno.tv

-Good luck to you all.

-Rhodri and myself could be calling

-you on tomorrow night's programme.

-We've got a stocking packed

-full of goodies to be won.

-Daf Wyn has got another

-perfect stocking filler.

-He's joined by company in Goodwick.

-This is the perfect

-Christmas present.

-It's the first CD of Christmas

-carols by the Goodwick Brass Band.

-Yes, it's our first Christmas CD

-but our third CD in total.

-Why did you decide

-to create this CD?

-Fflach approached us and asked us to

-record a CD and we couldn't refuse!

-Was it difficult to record the CD?

-We had to practice the carols

-in our shorts in July which was odd.

-Where did you record the CD?

-It was at St Peter's Church

-in Goodwick.

-Brass bands are traditional fixtures

-for Christmas.

-Yes, we play in supermarkets

-and at Christmas services.

-It sounds great

-as I listened to it yesterday.

-It's been a successful year

-for the band, Ffion.

-Yes, we've done quite well.

-Tell us what you've won.

-We were first in the First Section

-of the British Brass Band contest.

-We've got the award but

-what did you have to do to win it?

-We finished second

-in the first round in Wales.

-The top two compete against other

-bands in Britain in Cheltenham.

-The pinnacle of the year

-must be the release of the CD.

-Yes, and we can market it as a CD

-by Britain's best brass band!

-Why did Fflach want the Goodwick

-Brass Band to record a CD?

-This is the best brass band

-in Britain.

-They are fantastic

-and I wanted a CD of carols by them.

-I hope it's the first CD of many.

-Fflach is also publishing a book.

-Yes, it's the first book by Fflach

-to contain manuscripts.

-There are songs from Einir Dafydd,

-Ceri Wyn Jones and Arwel John.

-All you need for Christmas

-is a CD and a music book!

-Join us later

-for a performance from the CD.

-Thank you, Daf.

-The actress, Lisa Victoria

-joins me on the sofa tonight.

-It's time for us to relax.

-Lisa plays the role of Sheryl

-in the S4C soap, Pobol y Cwm.

-Sheryl has recently endured

-a difficult period in her life.

-It's been a difficult time

-for Sheryl.

-She lost Meilyr which

-was a very difficult...

-..for both Sheryl and Hywel.

-It must have been a challenge

-for you.

-This is one of the toughest

-storylines that I've had...

-..since I've been in Pobol y Cwm.

-I've had some great storylines

-since I started in Pobol y Cwm.

-You also had a great response from

-the viewers.

-Pobol y Cwm is also back

-to five nights a week next week!

-We're delighted by this.

-We can't wait to be back

-on Wednesday night.

-Pobol y Cwm has been running

-for 41 years.

-There's a special episode

-during Christmas.

-There's a special programme on

-Monday 21 December.

-Oh, well, well. How are you all?

-Merry Christmas to you.

-Get out.

-Rex!

-SCREAMING

-BURP

-That was an excerpt

-from the programme...

-..on 21 December.

-It must be an exciting time.

-Christmas is always exciting

-in a soap opera.

-This year, there's the climax

-of one of the main stories...

-..that has been building up

-over the last few months.

-Caryl Parry Jones and Lowri Cooke

-feature in the special programme.

-It's going to be a great show.

-After the break...

-..we attend a special carol service

-in Machynlleth with Gerallt.

-This is a special carol concert

-held by the Missing People charity.

-It highlights those people who are

-missing or disappeared in Britain.

-The event is even more significant

-as it's held in Machynlleth.

-We also head to Goodwick tonight.

-The Goodwick Brass Band

-is preparing to perform for us.

-If you want music, here's an excerpt

-from Ysgol Sant Curig's carol...

-..in our Christmas

-Carol Competition.

-# The Welsh emigrated

-without a second thought

-# And the Wise Men travelled far

-# Everyone hoped for one thing

-# The promise of a better life #

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-Welcome back to Heno.

-The season of Christmas celebrations

-is upon us.

-I hope you're just like me

-and enjoying the festivities.

-It's also important to remember

-those who are less fortunate...

-..and those who have lost

-someone close or a loved-one.

-Missing People holds a carol service

-in Machynlleth tonight...

-..to remind us of those who

-are missing or disappeared.

-Gerallt is there for us.

-Welcome back to

-St Peter's in Machynlleth.

-A concert is being held here

-to highlight the work...

-..of the Missing People charity.

-The social media reports that

-20 families support the charity...

-..including the family

-of Madeleine McCann.

-Whenever a person

-has disappeared or is missing...

-..it causes great concern.

-One in every two minutes

-or over 800 every day.

-That's the statistics for the people

-who go missing in Britain.

-Most cases

-are solved within two days...

-..of a police report being made

-about a missing person.

-But for some, the pain

-lasts a lot longer than that.

-In the early days,

-I would go out searching for him.

-I'd ask myself, where do I start?

-This world is so big.

-We don't know where he is

-as he could be anywhere!

-There's nothing we can do but

-wait in hope and we still have hope.

-We fear the worst

-but hope for the best.

-April Jones's disappearance on

-1 October 2012 shocked Machynlleth.

-The murder of this little girl is a

-tragic chapter in the area's story.

-The reaction of those in Machynlleth

-touched everyone's hearts.

-The family react in a different way.

-They want to move on but struggle as

-a member of the family is missing.

-Coral, April's mother...

-..told me she still doesn't know

-the whereabouts of her daughter.

-She still considers April

-to be missing...

-..despite having a service

-that resembled a funeral...

-..but she still doesn't know

-the whereabouts of April.

-Alun Gibbard's sobering words

-remind us of the tragedy...

-..that happened in Machynlleth.

-Tegwyn, the memory of April Jones's

-disappearance has left it mark here.

-It feels like it

-only happened yesterday.

-The entire world became aware of the

-events that happened in Machynlleth.

-We knew where she lived

-and know her family.

-The community still remembers,

-but we have to move on.

-We also have to remember

-other people.

-There's also the Putt family

-in Machynlleth.

-They don't know the whereabouts

-of their daughter.

-We also don't know the location

-of Aaron Hinchcliff from Corris.

-People don't know

-where they have gone.

-Their disappearances

-are shrouded in mystery.

-These events are worrying for us.

-It also reminds us of the

-important work of Missing People.

-Alwyn is the choir conductor.

-You hope to raise the roof

-with the choral singing tonight.

-Music is a great way

-of reaching people.

-It isn't just through singing

-but through instruments.

-It's a wonderful way

-of reaching the community.

-Kathleen has arranged the service

-and looks forward to the singing.

-Yes, it'll be great.

-I've heard the choir sing before

-and we are looking forward.

-The church at Machynlleth remembers

-everyone who is missing...

-..particularly

-during this time of the year.

-It's important to remember

-everyone from the community.

-It'll certainly be

-an unforgettable event.

-Thank you for welcoming us tonight

-and it will be a memorable event.

-The singing will start shortly.

-Back to you, Mari.

-Thank you, Gerallt.

-Next, we venture to a centre

-that's very important in Swansea.

-The Exist Skatepark had

-an important visit from Adidas...

-..and our cameras were there too.

-It's very special for the park

-to have this visit from Adidas.

-It's great to have

-the support of Skin and Adidas.

-Skin represents someone

-who can come from Swansea...

-..and reach the pinnacle

-in the skateboarding world.

-Swansea's where it all started

-and it was a big craze in the 1970s.

-The grassroots is what it's about

-and I want to give a bit back.

-It's important to have

-this place in Swansea...

-..because there isn't a lot

-for young people to do.

-I've been coming to Exist

-once a week for about a year.

-The people are great

-and I really like it.

-There's a lot of talent at Exist

-and they have won a lot of prizes.

-We look forward

-to what the future will bring.

-Heno has challenged itself to make

-your Christmas as easy as possible.

-Congratulations to Ieuan Roberts

-from Cambridgeshire...

-..for winning the prize

-in this week's Rhestr.

-Don't forget about

-our Christmas Cracker Competition.

-You could win one of these prizes

-by answering this question.

-What gift did the Shepherds give

-to baby Jesus?

-1) a lamb, 2) a horse, or 3) a pig?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-Good luck and you can view the

-question again on our Facebook page.

-It's the season of giving and

-Tinopolis supports many charities.

-Yesterday, representatives of

-Carmarthenshire County Council...

-..collected 80 Christmas gifts...

-..to be distributed to the

-county's underprivileged children.

-We hope the gifts bring a smile

-to many faces this Christmas.

-The actress, Lisa Victoria has been

-my studio guest this evening.

-Thanks for your help with the

-Christmas Cracker Competition.

-Sheryl has had a tough time of late.

-It's been Christmas in Cwmderi

-for several months.

-Yes, and the shoots for Christmas

-were done a few months ago.

-Dyfan Rees has also won an award.

-Pobol y Cwm won a prize from Mind.

-Pobol y Cwm has a special programme

-on Monday 21 December.

-It airs after Pobol y Cwm on S4C.

-Thank you, Lisa.

-The phone lines for our Christmas

-Cracker Competition are still open.

-Call us now on 08443 35 12 44 before

-the lines close at 2.00pm tomorrow.

-You'll get the question on the phone

-or by visiting our Facebook page.

-We close with the Goodwick Brass

-Band performing Mary's Boy Child.

-Enjoy your evening and goodnight.

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