Fri, 28 Apr 2017 Heno

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-You must be wondering why I'm in

-a field holding a pink wellington.

-It will all become clear later.

-Welcome to Heno!

-Hello and welcome to Llanelli

-for your Friday night Heno...

-..on the cusp

-of the Bank Holiday weekend.

-Where did you throw that welly?

-I don't know where it landed.

-You gave it a good fling.

-Here it is!

-There's a good reason for my lesson

-and you can hear about it later.

-We've got a little bit of everything

-for you tonight.

-Yvonne's been at a luncheon

-to celebrate Welsh women.

-We're celebrating 25 years

-of the Women in Wales Luncheon.

-It's an excuse to have fun whilst

-also raising money for a good cause.

-Llinos rummages in the wardrobe

-of a popular Welsh broadcaster.

-Who would wear a tie like this?

-He presented Heno

-in the early 1990s.

-It's Mr Roy Noble and his amazing

-collection is having a new home.

-There's also the story

-of that wellington...

-..and why Llanarthne

-is full of rubber boots!

-Cardigan's the place to be

-this Saturday...

-..as horses take to the streets

-for Barley Saturday.

-We meet the chairman of

-the committee, Tudor Harries.

-We chat with the author

-and musician, Fflur Dafydd.

-Her film, Y Llyfrgell

-airs on S4C this Sunday.

-There's also a chat and song from

-some new faces on Heno, Panda Fight.

-We start the programme

-with Bala Town football fans.

-On Sunday, Bala Town play The

-New Saints in the Welsh Cup final.

-At Maes Tegid, fans are full of

-anticipation ahead of the match.

-It's the first time that Bala Town

-has reached the Welsh Cup final.

-They need to break another record

-to lift the cup on Sunday.

-Bala Town has never beaten The New

-Saints so they face a big challenge.

-What are the expectations

-in Bala tonight, Gerallt?

-Good evening to you all.

-Welcome to Maes Tegid which is

-the home to Bala Town Football Club.

-Ruth Crump is the secretary

-of Bala Town Football Club.

-Sunday is going to be

-an important day.

-It's the biggest match

-for the team in Wales.

-It will be quiet in Bala!

-It's going to be very quiet

-in Bala...

-..and I hope they make plenty

-of noise when the team is back.

-How have you raised interest?

-We've been going to the schools.

-The children have sung for us.

-Nigel Aykroyd is the chief executive

-of the football club.

-What can you tell us about the team?

-Our manager, Colin

-is trying to stay calm...

-He'll do what he always does!

-It's an incredible day.

-It's a special game for the team.

-Yes, it's a massive game to Bala.

-We've played in Europe but never

-reached the final of the Welsh Cup.

-It's important to keep our feet

-on the ground.

-The chairman of the club

-is Arwel Roberts.

-The team

-has an interesting history...

-..against The New Saints.

-It was 6 - 4 to the New Saints...

-..in the friendly match

-that we played last week.

-What have the games be like

-in the past between them?

-We've never beaten them!

-It all has to come down to the day.

-There was an interesting match

-with Ashley Morris...

-..who was sent off the pitch!

-The game is live on S4C.

-Yes, and I can't wait for that.

-I'll be there.

-I'm excited about the game.

-I hope I can relax

-and enjoy the day.

-I'll be taking a back seat.

-What is happening here tonight?

-Children from the area are here

-to play football for free.

-It's great for the lads.

-We want to show them the site.

-What are you doing tonight?

-It's a free kick

-about for 90 minutes.

-I love these sorts of nights.

-It's great to get people together

-to play football.

-We're going to Bangor non Sunday.

-We're going to Bangor on Sunday.

-What will the score be?

-It'll be 3-2 to Bala.

-You can watch the game at 2.00pm

-on S4C.

-Thank you, Gerallt.

-Fflur Dafydd has joined us tonight.

-Her big screen film, Y Llyfrgell

-appears on S4C this weekend.

-It's going to be great to see it

-on the small screen.

-It's been a long time coming.

-Tell us more about the film.

-It's the story of one night

-at the National Library.

-Twins take revenge on the man

-they think has killed their mother.

-Let's see a clip from Y Llyfrgell.

-This is where they respect lives

-and give dignity to our past.

-They make sure that there's always

-a copy of everything.

-I don't fear death.

-If you've left something behind,

-then death is not the end.

-You could say that your death

-is just the start.

-It's impossible to predict

-how your life will come to an end.

-There's a lot of tension

-in the film.

-It will fill the gap of 35 Diwrnod.

-I think the film

-is a great follow-up.

-We don't want to know what happens

-as we'll spoil it for viewers.

-You spent a lot of time

-at the National Library.

-I was a student in Aberystwyth.

-The National Library

-is a great building.

-It welcomes readers.

-It's a great location.

-The National Library was great.

-They allowed us to film

-in various places...

-..that people don't always visit.

-You were also a co-producer

-on the film.

-Catrin Stewart

-is wonderful in the lead.

-She's a twin herself,

-but has a brother.

-Dyfan Dwyfor is wonderful too.

-Sharon Morgan is one of the actors

-in the film.

-The film is full

-of great Welsh actors.

-Ryland Teifi is great too.

-We were very lucky

-with the cast and crew.

-We only had three weeks

-to make the film.

-Catrin has won an award

-for her role.

-It opened in a festival

-in Edinburgh.

-Kim Catrall gave Catrin the award.

-Euros Lyn has a great CV

-with Doctor Who.

-Euros was the director

-that I wanted.

-He gets the best out of his actors

-and all those who work with him.

-He got everyone to go

-that extra mile.

-I recall you coming on the sofa

-during the production of it.

-I recall watching the film

-at a cinema in Carmarthen.

-It's toured a lot.

-Yes, Media Luna Films from Germany

-has taken the film around the world.

-It's been to India, America,

-Hong Kong and many other places.

-It's great to see a Welsh film

-going around the world.

-Y Llyfrgell is shown on S4C

-this Sunday night at 9.00pm.

-What's on the horizon for you now?

-I'm currently working

-on series 3 of Y Parch.

-This series is more urban.

-There's a new story.

-I'll be watching the film on Sunday.

-I'll join the rest of Wales too!

-Still to come on the programme...

-..Yvonne's at a special luncheon

-to celebrate successful Welsh women.

-We also hear about the tradition

-of Barley Saturday in Cardigan.

-See you in a couple of minutes.

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-Every year, over 500 women

-have a special luncheon...

-..to celebrate the incredible

-contribution of women in Wales...

-..to business, medicine, arts,

-science and so much more.

-The ladies not online dine but raise

-thousands of pounds for charity.

-Women in Wales marks 25 years of

-raising money for Save The Children.

-Today, the Princess Royal joined

-them at the Swalec Stadium...

-..and Yvonne

-was with them in Cardiff too!

-Greetings from Cardiff!

-Today, we're celebrating 25 years

-of the Women in Wales Luncheon.

-I'm delighted to be joined

-by Jenny Ogwen for this event.

-It's wonderful to be here at

-an event that is growing each year.

-We've got a lot of things and

-a very important speaker today.

-It's Princess Anne and she's the

-patron of the sponsor in Britain.

-There's also a fund-raising raffle.

-The silent auction which has already

-raised 9,000 which is fantastic.

-One of the lots is a meal

-with Mr Derek Brockway!

-How much would you bid, Yvonne?

-How much would you bid, Yvonne?

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-About 50!

-You need to up that to 100

-or he'll never buy me a cuppa.

-We'll fight over it.

-Thank you, Jenny.

-Betsan Powell is one of the

-main sponsors of the luncheon.

-Can you explain how Save The

-Children uses the money you raise?

-It's 2017, but thousands of children

-are still living in poverty.

-The company is honoured

-to support Save The Children...

-..that provides furniture,

-books and toys to children in Wales.

-It's important to give donations

-to all these good causes.

-Yes, whilst having fun too!

-And you look beautiful

-in your red today, Betsan.

-Rachel Thomas is one of the people

-who ensures this event is held.

-It's wonderful

-to see everything coming together.

-It's amazing - 25 years of this

-lunch and 500 ladies here today.

-There's a lot of help on the day

-and beforehand.

-We've had some fantastic sponsors

-so hope we'll have a fantastic day!

-On to the next 25 years

-and thank you, Rachel.

-Eileen is one of the ladies in Wales

-who runs a shoe shop.

-This is your first luncheon

-as a sponsor.

-Yes, and I felt honoured when

-Rachel asked me to be a sponsor.

-It was easy to agree to it

-because it's for a good cause...

-..and helps children in need

-in Wales and around the world.

-You own a shoe shop so

-we have to see your amazing shoes.

-They are suitable for all events and

-wear them with different colours.

-I've worn them many times and hope

-they can come out many more times!

-Ffion, her mother, Meinir

-and sister, Elin...

-..are doing the fashion show

-and join me in their stunning hats!

-We've got designers from Spain and

-Italy using yellow and blue tones.

-Those clothes also feature in a show

-with Gok Wan tomorrow.

-Enjoy that wonderful event.

-Can I have a hat and am I allowed

-to take one for Mari Grug too?

-We can sort something out.

-We can sort something out.

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-Thank you, Ffion.

-A hat for me and one for Mari

-as we celebrate.

-Back to you in Llanelli.

-Thank you, Yvonne.

-I can't wait to see my hat!

-Tomorrow, the town of Cardigan

-celebrates Barley Saturday.

-The century-old event celebrates

-the town's agricultural history.

-Tonight, we're joined by

-the chairman of the festival.

-Tudor Harries,

-welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-Tell us more about the event.

-It was first held in 1871.

-Some hundreds of horses

-had gathered in the town.

-It was held in the site

-of the current showground.

-The show has moved to

-the nearby streets in the town.

-It marks the end of

-the sowing of the seeds.

-Barley Saturday has been held

-on the last Saturday in April...

-..since the 19th century.

-Barley Saturday saw farmers from

-surrounding area come to town...

-..to hire workers and to inspect

-stallions that are put out to stud.

-The farmers needed staff

-for the harvest season.

-The studs were also taken

-around the farms...

-..and they were walked

-to their mares.

-The event is a feast for the eyes.

-The town is always full.

-Barley Saturday is a unique event

-in Cardigan.

-There are similar events in Ireland.

-The High Street

-is closed for the event.

-Yes, the main road

-is closed for the event.

-The lads are already busy preparing.

-Barriers will be put in place

-in the morning.

-We spotted in the clip

-in front of a tractor.

-The horse parade also features

-vintage cars, motorbikes...

-..tractors, carriages,

-milk floats and gypsy wagons.

-This is something that has been

-part of the parade since the 1960s.

-At essence,

-it's all about the horses.

-The judging of the various

-horse competitions start at 11.30am.

-The vintage cars and vehicles are

-asked to go to the school yard...

-..at the earliest they can be there.

-The weather is meant to be fine.

-The streets close at 1.30pm.

-Be early so you can park!

-People from Derby and Ruthin

-are going to join us too.

-We'll be celebrating afterwards too!

-After the break...

-..Gethin Thomas tells us why

-Llanarthne is full of wellies!

-Llinos was also invited to the home

-of Roy Noble to see all his ties.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-Our next guest is Gethin Thomas...

-..from the Carmarthenshire

-Royal Welsh fund-raising committee.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Gethin can tell us why I had a

-lesson in welly throwing earlier!

-You are on

-the fund-raising committee.

-I'm here in my role

-for the committee...

-..to raise money

-for the Royal Welsh Show.

-A lot of the committee

-is in Folly Farm tonight...

-..with Max Boyce.

-The Royal Welsh Show

-is being sponsored by Carmarthen.

-Brian Jones from Castell Howell

-is the chairman...

-..of the Royal Welsh Show.

-Tell us more about these wellies.

-There's an event on Monday's

-May Day Fair in Llanarthne.

-We want to try and break a record

-for the most welly throwers!

-There's a Guinness World Record

-to be broken.

-We need about 500 people

-to break the record.

-They are going to be in one line.

-People will form a straight line.

-There will be stewards to help us.

-There's a lot of rules.

-Let's see how I got on

-with my lesson in welly wanging!

-It's going to be an important day

-on Monday, Meirion.

-I'm told that you're the expert on

-Welly Wanging so I need some tips.

-I don't think I'm an expert

-but I'm the organizer.

-If you're here on Monday...

-..hold the wellington, one swing

-back and give it a strong throw.

-Can I give it a few swings?

-Can I give it a few swings?

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-No, one swing and let it go.

-Well done.

-It's your turn, Mari.

-Meirion has done well

-so it's Mari's turn.

-One big swing back

-but I want to do a few!

-But the pink and blue ones

-are different.

-Are they?

-I've got to say that

-because you beat me!

-You're a good teacher.

-You're a good teacher.

-

-I don't know about that.

-Shall I come here on Monday?

-Shall I come here on Monday?

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-Yes, please.

-Good luck to you.

-Good luck to you.

-

-Thank you.

-You did very well, Mari!

-I can't believe I beat him.

-It was a lot of fun.

-How do people take part?

-You need to be at the show

-from 11.00am.

-The event starts at 2.00pm

-in Llanarthne.

-It's 1 to register.

-It's 3 to enter the show.

-Everyone has to throw together.

-Do you bring your own wellies?

-People can bring their own wellies.

-A company has sponsored us.

-It's all in aid of

-the Royal Welsh Show.

-We hope we don't need to wear the

-wellies at the Royal Welsh Show!

-Good luck with the event.

-Thank you, Gethin.

-What do you associate with the

-teacher and broadcaster, Roy Noble?

-He's a Brynaman boy, a character,

-a fan of whiskey and a smart man.

-Yes, Roy is often seen in a tie

-and boasts a massive collection.

-Llinos went to visit Roy to hear

-the stories behind his ties.

-Over the years, Roy Noble

-has collected hundreds of ties.

-He's bought some but most are from

-his public speaking engagements...

-..at rugby clubs, with societies,

-choirs and for Eisteddfods.

-The time has come bid them farewell

-for a very worthy cause.

-This is a great collection of ties

-of all kinds and colours.

-How many ties have you collected

-over the years?

-There's over 500.

-Why have you chosen to put them up

-for auction or give them away now?

-I've got too many.

-A charity or something

-could benefit from them.

-I've promised to give two dozen

-to a charity in Newport.

-There's also a group in Porthcawl

-called the Knitters and Natters...

-..and they make a lot of things.

-They might stitch them together

-to make a blanket or quilt.

-You're famous for always

-looking smart in a tie and suit.

-I'm sure they all have

-a story to tell.

-Yes, but some of them

-cannot be broadcast!

-I've got a little trick to remember

-the reason for having the tie.

-You can open it up

-and there's a white piece inside.

-This one tells me that it's from

-the Glynneath Rugby Club.

-I've also got a tie

-from when I was a referee...

-..but was never on the same level

-as Nigel Owens.

-I can remember refereeing

-one Saturday in New Tredegar...

-..and the rain was being blown

-horizontally to Bargoed!

-New Tredegar was playing a team

-from Slough and winning easily.

-I was a bit of a homer

-in terms of refereeing.

-It was a few minutes into the second

-half and Tredegar scored again.

-I waited for the conversion

-and someone called "Ref, Ref!"

-"The chicken and chips are ready

-so can you finish the game early?"

-I spoke to the captains and

-we finished about 25 minutes early!

-They all have their stories.

-This one is from Fall Bay

-and I took this gig...

-..but knew nothing about Fall Bay

-and thought it was in California.

-It's actually near Llanrhidian!

-These two have a special place

-in my heart.

-The Ynysowen Male Voice Choir

-is linked with Aberfan...

-..that was formed

-after the disaster.

-I also worked in Senghenydd.

-We've recently marked the centenary

-of that disaster.

-Next, I have some fond memories and

-I did look quite good at one point!

-That's from the days when I was

-one of the presenters on Heno.

-I tried to find that tie and it

-isn't quite right but close enough.

-I can't find it so it's probably

-with the 200 I gave away!

-They were great days

-with Ena, Sian, Angharad and Elinor.

-Those were my golden years!

-Will you be upset

-to see them all going?

-No, but I'll keep 20 and I hope

-the rest can be used to help others.

-The ties are going to new homes...

-..but the memories will live on

-in your heart.

-Yes, and many of them

-hold a special place in my heart.

-I'm grateful to have been invited

-to speak at so many events.

-That's got to mean something.

-That's got to mean something.

-

-Yes, definitely.

-That's quite a collection.

-When we return, Yvonne has

-the weather for our long weekend.

-We meet the new duo, Panda Fight

-who will be performing for us later.

-First, let's hear about your events

-in our Calendar.

-The Clwyd branch of the

-Wales-Argentina Society...

-..has a night of song and chat with

-Cadi Mars Jones and Dafydd Jones...

-..on Saturday 29 April, in Trefnant

-Village Hall near Denbigh at 7.30pm.

-Tickets cost 3 each

-from Siop Clwyd...

-..Richard Snelson in Denbigh

-or Pedr Wynn in Mold.

-On Saturday 28th April, Elin Fflur

-and the band and Cadno perform...

-..in the Conservative Club

-in Canton at 8.00pm.

-Tickets are 10 from Caban.

-On 2 May at the Catrin Finch Centre

-in the Wrexham Glyndwr University...

-..I'll be holding some readings

-and showing video and sound clips.

-I'll reminisce about my career

-and everyone is welcome at 7.30pm.

-The Pontrhydfendigaid Pavilion

-hosts the Mered concert on Sunday.

-Performers include Cor Glanaethwy,

-Dai Jones, Gwenan Gibbard...

-..Meinir Gwilym and Bois Y Fro.

-Join us at the Pavilion on Sunday.

-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-Our musical guests are Panda Fight

-or Alun Reynolds and Sara Davies.

-Welcome to the programme.

-How did you choose

-the name of Panda Fight?

-Is there a meaning?

-Sara's pointing to Alun

-to answer that!

-We wanted a random name to create

-music and get onto the scene.

-Why not choose, Panda Fight?!

-This is your debut on S4C.

-What sort of music

-does Panda Fight make?

-It's synth-pop, 1980s, retro

-and like Eurythmics and Erasure.

-I love your instrument -

-is it a synthesizer?!

-Yes, that's right

-and I've got two here.

-It's like a mini piano.

-You said mini but that's tiny!

-There's two MIDI synths

-that are connected to the laptop...

-..so that I can write music

-and play live too.

-How did you form because

-your accents are very different?

-I'm studying music in Cardiff and a

-member of the Cor Waun Ddyfal choir.

-One of my friends

-met Alun in a gig...

-..and Alun asked him

-if he knew a singer.

-Alun contacted me and I want to be

-a singer so couldn't refuse!

-You've been busy with gigs

-so where have you performed?

-We've performed at Gassy Jacks which

-is a local pub for me in Cardiff.

-I remember Gassy Jacks!

-We released the single on that night

-on 1 April and you can still get it.

-What has the response been like?

-It's been great and Rhys Mwyn on

-Radio Cymru has shown some support.

-Having Rhys Mwyn

-as a supporter speaks volumes!

-How would you like things

-to develop?

-We're working on an album.

-We want to record more music

-and do more gigs.

-There's two gigs coming up.

-We want to perform across the

-country in North and South Wales.

-The summer is full of festivals

-so you can fill your diary.

-Summer is on its way so

-we hope people want us to perform.

-How do you compose?

-We write a lot together.

-Alun composes all the music.

-I listen to his creations.

-We chat about the lyrics

-and throw things together.

-What are you singing tonight?

-Tonight's song is called

-Dawel Yw Y Dydd which is our single.

-Is there anything you can tell us

-so we can enjoy the song fully?

-No, not really.

-It's very catchy and something

-to get our music out there.

-It sounds like a great song

-for a Friday night.

-I doubt there's many electronic

-retro pop bands out there!

-Thank you and we look forward

-to your performance later.

-No Friday is complete without

-discussing the weekend weather.

-Earlier, we saw Yvonne at a luncheon

-with Princess Ann.

-Let's return to Yvonne who is

-joined by someone very special.

-A princess has been among us

-enjoying the luncheon today.

-But I'm now joined by Jenny Ogwen

-who is the Queen of the weather.

-Thank you for joining us outside.

-Thanks for the upgrade.

-You deserve it, Jenny!

-Tudor Harries is on our sofa

-discussing Barley Saturday.

-You've got fond memories

-of attending that event.

-Yes, I was raised in Crymych

-some ten miles from Cardigan.

-It was a momentous day and I hope

-the weather will be fine tomorrow.

-It does look promising, Jenny,

-with some dry and sunny spells.

-It'll also be milder

-compared to recent days.

-That's what we want to hear,

-so the crowds flock to Cardigan.

-On Sunday, it turns unsettled and

-rain moves in from the south-west.

-Part of the north may avoid it,

-but pack a raincoat just in case!

-Conditions become more settled

-on Bank Holiday Monday.

-It'll be dry with some showers,

-but plenty of bright spells.

-It's also great news for

-Gethin Thomas on our Heno sofa.

-Llanarthne celebrate May Day

-with a welly throwing event.

-Expect dry conditions for that and

-for the Carmarthen Mayor's Fun Run.

-It starts at 10.00am

-and good luck to the runners.

-Enjoy the Bank Holiday weekend.

-Have you got any plans, Jenny?

-I'm in Barrybados with Derek,

-so why don't you join us?

-Yes, let's enjoy a cuppa

-in Barrybados!

-Thank you, Yvonne and Jenny.

-It sounds like Tudor and Gethin

-are happy about the weather.

-What time does Barley Saturday

-commence in Cardigan tomorrow?

-The judging of the various horse

-competitions start at 11.30am.

-The horses parade through the town

-of Cardigan from 2.00pm.

-Gethin Thomas has also been with us.

-There's a fund-raising event in

-Llanarthne for the Royal Welsh Show.

-We'll be throwing the wellies

-at 2.00pm.

-Heno returns on Monday

-for our May Day edition.

-Catrin rustles up

-some mozzarella burgers.

-Alwyn Humphreys has news of how

-to improve lives through singing.

-We also celebrate

-National Walking Month.

-Panda Fight play us out tonight

-with Dawel Yw Y Dydd.

-# It's only quiet in the day

-# Suffer in the morning,

-suffer in the day

-# Take care of yourself

-# The soul beats, it's a strong soul

-# Don't fall like this

-# You're letting me down

-# Don't turn your back on me

-# Don't fall like this

-# You're letting me down

-# Don't turn your back on me

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo

-# It's only quiet in the day

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo

-# A tough soul, a strong soul

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo

-# I suffered from the time I met you

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Don't turn your back on me

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo

-# I don't regret telling the truth

-# The day isn't quiet

-# Rumours and lies scare you

-# A sweet morning

-# A morning to be free #

-APPLAUSE

-Thanks to Panda Fight.

-Come back and see us again.

-Next on S4C, you could win a fortune

-with Loteri Cymru.

-Have a great Bank Holiday weekend!

-Until Monday, goodnight.

-Let's practice for Monday

-and throw some wellies!

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