Thu, 22 Sep 2016 Heno

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-Hello and welcome to Heno from

-Ysgol Y Fro School, Llangyndeyrn.

-Yeah!

-Wasn't that a superb start

-to the programme?

-I think they're after my job

-and I'm not ready to retire yet!

-My studio guest has spent the day

-with those lively children.

-We welcome the Chief Bard, brewer

-and author, Myrddin ap Dafydd.

-Thank you.

-Did you receive a warm welcome?

-Yes, they were very mature children.

-Their work was original and emotive.

-We'll chat more about it later.

-Let's take a look at what

-else is coming up this evening.

-Hello and welcome to Heno.

-The forecast for tonight's programme

-looks excellent...

-..with plenty of periods of laughter

-and stories from across the country.

-I'm in Cardiff this evening

-for the BAFTA Cymru Nominees Party.

-You could win a pair of tickets

-to the grand awards ceremony.

-Welcome to Heno.

-Our guest, the poet and author

-Myrddin ap Dafydd...

-..has today been to Ysgol Y Fro

-School, Llangyndeyrn.

-But why?

-Well, the children and teachers

-can tell us more.

-Today at Ysgol Y Fro,

-chief bard Myrddin ap Dafydd...

-..is here to talk to the children

-about his new book Yr Argae Haearn.

-It's about drowning

-the Llangyndeyrn valley.

-The children find it hard

-to take in all the facts...

-..so a book written in words

-they understand is very important.

-They should know about the history

-of their families.

-The farmers were very brave

-to stop them drowning the valley.

-I'm happy to be here and lucky too.

-One of my relatives was here

-when they tried to drown the valley.

-His name was William Thomas.

-In those days, I worked on

-my parents' farm, Pant Teg.

-When I heard they were going

-to drown the farm...

-..I realised I would lose my home,

-livelihood and future.

-The whole community came together...

-..determined that we

-wouldn't give in on any terms.

-That's how we won the battle.

-Strength in Unity.

-It's important

-there's a book available...

-..to teach children and others

-about the history.

-I like living and going to school

-here and using the park.

-I'm excited about reading it.

-I can't wait!

-It's amazing how many people

-don't know about this.

-It's important that future

-generations know about this battle.

-It's great to hear from Huw

-and the children.

-I had never heard about this story.

-This is your first children's book.

-Why did you write it?

-We have prepared novels

-about recent Welsh history.

-Senghennydd was one topic.

-It was the same for this story.

-We wrote a series of novels

-about Welsh history.

-I then thought about this story.

-Everyone has heard of Tryweryn.

-This story learnt from Tryweryn.

-Every family chose one person

-to go to jail.

-They would stop officials

-coming on the land.

-They were successful.

-It's not just about

-the people there.

-It's for all the people of Wales.

-You live in Conwy now.

-Your children play rugby

-at regional level.

-Your kids are playing

-against each other.

-I might ref the match.

-It will be a great day.

-North Wales is doing well

-at the moment.

-We beat Llandovery last week.

-Mark Jones is doing a good job.

-Llywarch plays for Newport.

-He is a teacher in Cardiff.

-He plays on the weekend.

-Another son plays for Pwllheli.

-I try to watch them all.

-We'll chat again later.

-We mark it with an insight into

-the day of the weather presenter...

-..Owain Wyn Evans.

-You may recall him as the presenter

-of youth news programme, Ffeil...

-..and as a weather presenter

-on BBC Radio Cymru.

-He's moved across the border

-and Daf Wyn caught up with him.

-It's 3.30am

-and most people are asleep...

-..but for others, it's just

-the start of their working day.

-Honestly!

-Good morning, Owain.

-Good morning, Owain.

-

-Good morning.

-It's early but we've got

-no time to stop.

-There's a bulletin at four

-so we'd better be off.

-Let's go.

-For a year, Owain has been sharing

-his time between Leeds and London...

-..working on the BBC

-weather coverage.

-We're off to a rather

-cloudy start to the day...

-..across South Yorkshire

-and North Derbyshire.

-This is my shift. That's what I do.

-I get up at 3.15am in order

-to get to work just before four.

-We cover quite a large area.

-Because this hub covers the

-North East, Cumbria, Yorkshire...

-..down to Lincolnshire

-and Derbyshire...

-..there is a lot to prepare.

-We do seven radio weather bulletins

-every hour...

-..and it all has to be done

-before six in the morning.

-It's a lot of work.

-After his radio shift,

-it was time to move on to TV...

-..and three successive bulletins.

-Usually, a weather presenter

-is in front of a green screen.

-We prefer a grey screen.

-The green light from the camera

-turns it green.

-I've always noticed the clothes

-that you wear during the bulletins.

-Thank you, Daf.

-A bit of style.

-Also the ties and accessories.

-I change my tie every day.

-Today, this is floral, and why not.

-Owain is an ardent user

-of social media.

-Next on the agenda, he's recording

-for Twitter and Facebook.

-When I started doing the weather...

-..no other presenters did it

-like I do it now with videos.

-I have bought a couple of things.

-I don't just use a normal phone!

-Take a look at this.

-This is a regular phone

-on a selfie stick.

-I also clip on a microphone.

-This light that lights you up

-is the best thing.

-I think the audiences in the north

-of England and in London...

-..have really embraced

-the social media aspect.

-Later in the morning, Look North is

-broadcast from the Leeds studios...

-..where Owain presents

-live to the region.

-This is where it all happens.

-The Look North programme

-comes from this big studio...

-..at lunchtime,

-teatime and later on.

-Lots of cameras and lights.

-Give me some pointers.

-The weather

-will be all right overnight.

-You can see the graphic here.

-It changed whilst you were speaking.

-It changed whilst you were speaking.

-

-Very clever.

-Lowest temperatures

-of about 13 degrees overnight.

-The morning will start off brightly

-before becoming cloudy and wet.

-Daf, there's only one thing

-left to do.

-Give this to you and off we go.

-Give this to you and off we go.

-

-Thank you.

-Good morning and welcome to the

-weather with me, Dafydd Wyn Rees.

-..what's "Yorkshire" in Welsh?

-Swydd Efrog.

-The wind will bow towards the east.

-That's today's bulletin, ta-ra.

-Daf, well done.

-It's the first time you've done it.

-There are a couple of things

-you could practice.

-Keep an eye on the time.

-I'm proud that I remembered

-which way is east!

-And you remembered your name.

-It was on the screen behind you!

-Well done.

-I'm learning slowly.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you very much.

-

-Well done.

-Can I keep the tie?

-Can I keep the tie?

-

-Of course, it suits you.

-Thanks.

-That was a decent effort,

-to be fair, Daf.

-You can follow Owain on Twitter.

-From one weather presenter

-to another.

-Good evening, Yvonne.

-The forecast looks promising for

-the BAFTA Cymru Nominees Party.

-You can find out more shortly.

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-Welcome back.

-I'm at the Sherman Theatre

-in Cardiff.

-I'm here for the 2016

-BAFTA Cymru Nominees Party.

-It's starting to fill here.

-The awards have existed for 25

-years.

-It's getting busy

-for an 8.00pm start.

-I'm joined by Hannah Raybould

-from BAFTA Cymru.

-How is the creative industry

-in Wales?

-Many things have changed.

-Dr Who and Sherlock

-are now being honoured.

-The industry is very strong.

-The winner of the Sian Phillips

-Award is being announced tonight.

-There are two awards

-to be announced in total.

-The winners will be announced

-within the hour.

-The BAFTA Special Award...

-..for Outstanding Contribution to

-Film and Television is announced.

-How can you get tickets

-for the ceremony on 2 October?

-Phone the box office

-at St David's Hall.

-Thanks and enjoy tonight, Hannah.

-Mark Lewis Jones is here tonight.

-Mark Lewis Jones has been nominated

-as Best Actor.

-It's for your role in Yr Ymadawiad.

-I'm very happy that the film

-has been honoured elsewhere.

-You play Stanley.

-He lives on a farm on his own.

-Two characters come into his life

-and they have adventures.

-You are very busy person too.

-We have been filming Byw Celwydd.

-I'm also on Channel 4

-with Robbie Coltrane.

-Enjoy tonight.

-Let's welcome Mali Harries.

-Mali Harries has been nominated

-as Best Actress.

-It's a great honour to be nominated.

-It's great to be with my peers.

-A new series of Y Gwyll / Hinterland

-has been filmed.

-Yes, we finished filming in August.

-It airs in October on S4C.

-They are dark tales.

-Thanks for your time.

-You could win some tickets

-for the ceremony.

-The phone lines have opened

-and here are the details.

-The BAFTA Cymru awards ceremony

-is held on Sunday 2 October...

-..at St David's Hall in Cardiff.

-The winner wins two VIP tickets...

-..to a champagne reception, the

-ceremony and the after-show party.

-All you have to do

-is answer this question.

-In which city is the

-BAFTA Cymru 2016 ceremony held?

-1) Cardiff, 2) Edinburgh, 3) London?

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-Our phone lines close

-at 3.00pm on Tuesday.

-Entrants must be 18 years and over.

-The prize does not include

-overnight accommodation in Cardiff.

-Don't call after the lines close

-as you may still be charge.

-For full terms and conditions

-email us at [email protected]

-Thanks to a growth in

-Welsh medium education...

-..Welsh can be heard more often

-around the streets of Caerphilly.

-This Saturday sees the opening of a

-brand-new bookshop, Llyfrau'r Enfys.

-The shop hopes to contribute to the

-popularity of the Welsh language...

-..and attract people

-in their droves to the market.

-Our cameras paid it a visit

-this morning.

-I have read to my children

-every night for seventeen years.

-It's quite magical.

-I always said that I'd either have

-a bookshop or work in a library.

-That's where the idea came from.

-All my dreams have come true

-with a lot of hard work.

-I'm quite emotional.

-As a lad from Caerphilly,

-it's great to see...

-..the number of Welsh speakers

-in the area increasing year on year.

-Especially in the local schools

-where the language is thriving.

-A shop like this is essential

-for the language to develop further.

-Town centres are really important

-to local communities.

-A Welsh language shop

-is something different...

-..something very important to the

-people involved in Welsh education.

-As a council, we not only support

-the Welsh language, we promote it.

-We have been open for a few weeks

-but I wanted a launch...

-..to celebrate the language,

-shop, market and schools.

-Anything to do

-with the Welsh language.

-I wanted to tell people

-that we are here...

-..and for them to come

-down to enjoy themselves.

-Good luck to Llyfrau'r Enfys.

-If you're in the area on Saturday,

-pop in to the official opening...

-..for a day of activities.

-Here's the number for our

-competition.

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-If you have a story

-you want to share...

-..get in touch just like

-Siop Llyfrau'r Enfys has done.

-Have you welcomed Heno

-to your community?

-If not, where have you been?

-The team travels around Wales

-all day and every day...

-..in search of your stories.

-This is how you can contact them.

-Email [email protected]

-Follow us on Facebook or Twitter.

-You can also call us

-on 01554 880 880.

-Heno is a programme

-for everyone of all ages.

-From Nain and Taid

-to Mam and Dad and me!

-Get in touch!

-Wolf's Castle village

-in Pembrokeshire...

-..has won the Wales In Bloom

-competition for the twelfth time.

-Congratulations to the village

-for all their hard work.

-If you're in the vicinity call in to

-Wolf's Castle - it's worth a visit!

-Myrddin ap Dafydd has been

-my studio guest this evening.

-Myrddin's latest children's book

-is about Llangyndeyrn.

-Yr Argae Haearn by Myrddin ap Dafydd

-is 5.99 from Gwasg Carreg Gwalch.

-You are one of the directors

-of Cwrw Llyn brewery.

-Tell us more about the brewery.

-We are twelve friends

-who started a craft brewery.

-There are many across Wales.

-We chose names

-to celebrate in Lleyn.

-the beer is also good!

-We also needed to market

-the beer through stories.

-What's next for you?

-I have some Christmas books

-coming out.

-We will also publish plenty

-of books next year.

-That's all we have time

-for this evening.

-I'll be back with Sian tomorrow...

-..but until then from Myrddin and

-all the Thursday crew in Llanelli...

-..enjoy the rest of your evening

-and goodnight.

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