Thu, 16 Mar 2017 Heno

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-Hello and welcome to Thursday

-night's Heno live from Llanelli.

-Tomorrow is St Patrick's Day.

-The musician, presenter and actor,

-Ryland Teifi is home from Ireland.

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-It's great to have you here and

-I look forward to our chat later.

-We're at Fron Goch Garden Centre on

-the outskirts of Caernarfon tonight.

-Their cafe's won best restaurant in

-a garden centre throughout Britain.

-We hear about a vintage Rolls Royce

-found at an old garage in America.

-Our Gossip Girls also want to hear

-your opinion on the day's hot topic.

-I've rallied on the streets.

-If I posed naked, sales would slide!

-Last night, we asked you to nominate

-your mums for a Mother's Day hamper.

-You need to send us a message

-to explain why she's worth spoiling.

-Thanks to those who have already

-sent us some wonderful messages.

-If you missed the details,

-this is how you can nominate.

-Sunday 26 March is Mother's Day.

-It's a chance to celebrate

-all mums throughout Wales.

-We've got three hampers full of

-goodies for three special mothers.

-If your mother deserves a surprise

-on Mother's Day...

-..write to us explaining why she's

-so special and worthy of a hamper.

-The best stories will receive

-a hamper before next Sunday.

-Email us at [email protected],

-or contact us via our Facebook page.

-Get in touch now and we look

-forward to reading your stories.

-Regular visitors at garden centres

-enjoy a cuppa as much as the plants!

-The cafe at Fron Goch Garden Centre

-near Caernarfon is quite a success.

-They've won best restaurant in a

-garden centre throughout Britain.

-We went to congratulate them.

-It's ten years since the restaurant

-opened at Fron Goch Garden Centre.

-The Garden Centre Association has

-given Melanie Sewell many awards.

-This year, they've done one better.

-Congratulations to you, Melanie.

-The Fron Goch Garden Centre

-Restaurant...

-..is the best restaurant in all

-the garden centres of Britain.

-What do you know about the judges

-and the way they do their work?

-They arrive at any time

-during March, April and May...

-..to check that we serve quality,

-fresh and nutritious food.

-They monitor staff, check customer

-feedback and the food we make.

-You're obviously serving

-jacket potatoes but what else?

-There's a chicken pie, lamb stew

-and ham with parsley sauce.

-How long have you been working here?

-How long have you been working here?

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-Eight years.

-What are the favourite dishes?

-They enjoy lasagne

-and the chicken pie.

-How much longer do these need?

-They need another hour

-but I've got some I made earlier.

-It's almost lunchtime so you're

-too busy to be talking to me.

-Congratulations to you all

-in this kitchen.

-I'm getting used to the hot kitchen

-but you've been here six years.

-Yes, and I love working here.

-It doesn't feel like work because

-we're like one big happy family.

-We have our regular customers

-and know what they want...

-..so can plate up

-before they reach the counter.

-The Fron Goch Restaurant

-is wonderful.

-The food is always delicious

-and the service is excellent.

-You always get a fantastic meal.

-I've been to many similar places

-but this one is the best.

-They are Welsh, offer first-class

-service and the staff are wonderful.

-It's the best place we ever visit.

-Fron Goch is a great place,

-in an ideal location with good food.

-I come here with my lovely friends.

-My wife and I enjoy the cream teas

-in the afternoon the most.

-I've also got a free voucher

-as I buy so much here!

-You have some faithful customers.

-Yes, it's a community and

-they come here to make new friends.

-It's wonderful to look out

-and see them enjoying themselves.

-There's a hardworking team

-behind each cuppa and cake!

-Ten years ago, we had a team of six

-and are now a fantastic team of 68.

-They deserved to be praised.

-They deserved to be praised.

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-Yes, definitely.

-Congratulations to you all.

-Congratulations to you all.

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-Thank you.

-Congratulations

-to Fron Goch Garden Centre!

-Tomorrow is St Patrick's Day.

-The musician and actor, Ryland Teifi

-resides in Ireland and joins us now.

-Welcome home and welcome to Heno.

-The children will be celebrating

-tomorrow...

-..and have a day off.

-I often spend St Patrick's Day

-in Wales.

-Gwyl Cwlwm Celtaidd is on S4C

-this Saturday at 8.00pm.

-Let's see a clip

-of Gwyl Cwlwm Celtaidd.

-I'm always happy to visit

-the city of Glasgow.

-This year, I've brought a friend.

-It's a wonderful city

-with a friendly population.

-The music during the festival

-is out of this world.

-There's all sorts of music

-to be heard.

-It's the perfect combination

-for Kizzy and myself...

-..who are taking a journey

-and ready to join the fun!

-Join Ryland and Kizzy Crawford on

-a musical journey around Glasgow...

-..at the Celtic Connections Festival

-in Glasgow on Saturday night.

-This festival is all over Glasgow.

-It's the biggest winter festival

-of its kind.

-You also have a personal project.

-Waters Wide involves musicians from

-Celtic countries holding concerts.

-Waters Wide is a show that combines

-Irish, Welsh and Scottish music...

-..songs, stories, dance and poetry.

-We celebrate the arts

-of all three countries.

-Scotland and Ireland work closely.

-Wales is often by the wayside.

-Yes, but until now!

-It's always been a dream for us

-to be part of this connection.

-I think this new event can be shown

-to the world.

-You can enjoy an acoustic evening

-with Ryland at Felinfach tomorrow.

-Tomorrow's gig

-is at Theatr Felinfach.

-I'm delighted to go back there.

-I joined the Newcastle Emlyn rugby

-choir the other night.

-It was great.

-After the break...

-..there's the link between Wales

-We need your opinion on one of the

-burning issues of our Gossip Girls.

-Aberystwyth's Professor Eleri Pryse

-celebrates British Science Week.

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-Welcome back.

-A vintage Rolls Royce was recently

-found in a garage in America.

-It's particularly interesting

-for the Welsh because of its owner.

-Evan Morgan or Lord Tredegar was

-both controversial and interesting.

-Rhodri Davies shows that Morgan

-isn't the only Welsh link...

-..with the world's

-most famous automobile.

-The name of Rolls Royce

-continues to stir your imagination.

-Some view the latest restoration as

-a crime against an original classic.

-Evan Morgan, one of the most

-exotic lords of Tredegar...

-..and owner of the original car

-would appreciate this work.

-Evan would have been delighted.

-He loved life and made modifications

-to the Rolls Royce himself.

-He's one of the most colourful

-Morgans in history who enjoyed life.

-Yes, Evan Morgan

-was an interesting character.

-He was the Pope's right-hand-man

-yet was a plasticising occultist...

-..a British spy but supported the

-Nazis and married but a homosexual.

-People attended huge parties

-at Tredegar House.

-The guests included

-H G Wells, Augustus John...

-..Tallulah Bankhead,

-Fatty Arbuckle and many others.

-He hosted black masses

-in the cellars.

-Nobody knows what happened down

-there and we don't want to know!

-Evan Morgan organized all sorts

-of mischief at Tredegar House...

-..but 30 miles up the road

-in Monmouth...

-..sat the home of the man

-who created this most famous car.

-Yes, Charles Rolls was a Welshman.

-He prominently stands in the shadows

-of another legendary figure.

-There's a noticeable statue

-in the square...

-..that is more prominent

-than the one for Henry V.

-Charles Rolls was a character that

-was produced by the Victorian era.

-He wanted to develop the best car

-at that time...

-..that would be built in Britain.

-The family home of Charles Rolls,

-The Hendre, sits near Monmouth.

-He loved adventure

-of all description.

-He once flew from the town in a

-balloon and landed at the house.

-The site is currently a golf course

-that's overrun with buggies...

-..but the name lives on.

-The first car was the Silver Ghost

-and it's a classic to this day.

-Rolls felt that his work with cars

-had reached its climax...

-..so set his sights on flying.

-He crossed the Channel and returned

-without stopping in the middle.

-The newspapers said

-he was the first Englishman...

-..to make a non-stop double crossing

-of the English Channel.

-He conquered the Channel

-but it conquered him in the end!

-He was killed at a young age

-in an air show in Bournemouth...

-..and his body was brought back

-to be buried in St Cadoc's Church.

-His story should be told

-and we need to bask in his glory.

-If we're celebrating Rolls,

-what about Evan Morgan?

-His achievements

-were slightly different.

-He enjoyed going to Rome

-in the Rolls Royce...

-..and there was a bar in the back

-which isn't unusual.

-It also had an altar that could be

-a Christian altar or a black altar.

-Evan was a real character

-and a show-off.

-Owning a Rolls Royce like that

-was the mark of a true show-off!

-It's an interesting story.

-Viewers of Friday's Prynhawn Da will

-know all about our Gossip Girls!

-What's your opinion?

-It's a fantastic way to meet people.

-They looked a total mess.

-I don't want anyone

-going through my drawers.

-It shows desperation.

-Everyone's child is blameless

-but Johnny isn't as perfect.

-We need America.

-Trump is psychopathic.

-Trump is psychopathic.

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-I hate him.

-If we have Brexit, we need America.

-I don't have a problem with Playboy.

-It's a magazine

-which also has images online.

-Sales would drop if they had

-a photograph of me naked.

-You only get this

-with our Gossip Girls.

-One major talking point is the new

-memorial at Llanelli's Stradey Park.

-The inscription is only in English

-and doesn't feature any Welsh.

-This is the question that

-we're posing to our Gossip Girls.

-As opposed to making

-any complaints...

-..should the Welsh pay for a Welsh

-language memorial at Stradey Park?

-This is how the opinion poll looked

-before the start of the programme.

-Some 68% said yes, 32% said no

-and 0% didn't have an opinion.

-You have until 2.00pm tomorrow

-to share your views with us.

-Contact us via Twitter or Facebook

-or call 01554 880 880.

-We've been celebrating

-British Science Week on Heno.

-Tonight, Professor Eleri Pryse

-from Aberystwyth University...

-..chats about her contribution

-to science in Wales and the world.

-I'm Professor Eleri Pryse...

-..and I lecture in Physics

-at Aberystwyth University.

-My research is centred around

-Ionospheric Physics.

-Physics enables us to understand

-the world that surrounds us.

-It helps us understand everything

-from the tinniest of particles...

-..to the largest of structures such

-as the planets, stars and universe.

-My interest lies in the part

-of the Earth's atmosphere...

-..that borders space and is the

-electrical atmosphere or ionosphere.

-The aurora is one of the visible

-sections of this atmosphere.

-These are the lights that

-can be seen in the high latitude.

-The ionosphere

-also affects radio waves.

-It's important to know the effects

-of this part of the atmosphere...

-..on the signals sent

-from satellites to the Earth.

-It's heart-warming to see more women

-enter the world of Physics.

-I hope to raise awareness and boost

-the enthusiasm in this science.

-The musician, Ryland Teifi has

-been my studio guest this evening.

-You're performing

-in Theatr Felinfach tomorrow.

-People can hear the new album.

-It was released just before

-Christmas.

-People can hear all sorts of songs.

-What are you

-performing for us tonight?

-Tonight's song is called Nol.

-Good luck to you

-with the Waters Wide project.

-We have a website.

-People can visit it for more

-details.

-Thank you, Ryland.

-Don't forget about

-our Mother's Day competition.

-You could win a hamper

-by writing a few simple sentences...

-..about why your mother

-is worthy of a surprise.

-We close with Ryland Teifi

-performing the song, Nol.

-Until tomorrow, goodnight.

-# Standing on the path

-beside the river near our home

-# Clearing the brambles and dust

-under the burning sun

-# Searching for strongest memory

-# But nobody

-remembers this area like you

-meet the rivers by the wall

-# Lads foul-hooking the fish

-# Searching for strongest memory

-# But nobody

-remembers this area like you

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-# Will you come back

-and search for the end of summer?

-# Hiding in the chapel and

-tasting the wine behind the curtain

-# Searching for strongest memory

-# But nobody

-remembers this area like you

-# Searching for strongest memory

-# But nobody

-remembers this area like you

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