Thu, 23 Nov 2017 Heno

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-Hello and welcome to Thursday's Heno

-live from Llanelli.

-We hope your safe

-following the heavy rain.

-It wasn't too bad in Llanelli but

-North Wales endured the elements.

-Llangefni had bad weather.

-Tomorrow is Black Friday

-and the start of Christmas shopping.

-We have advice on how to bag

-a bargain from Gwion Dafydd.

-We look forward to a special

-S4C programme this evening...

-..with our guest and actor,

-Geraint Todd.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-You have a special programme

-on S4C this evening.

-The programme looks

-at domestic violence.

-My character in Pobol y Cwm

-has faced domestic violence.

-We meet the next marvellous mutt

-on our Gelert competition shortlist.

-Tonight, we meet Brian the pug

-from Glanamman.

-We hear more about the weekly

-family raves in Cardiff...

-..organized by the

-Super Furry Animals guitarist.

-Yvonne, what do you have for us?

-We usually associate Mid Wales

-with the late, Laura Ashley.

-Aberystwyth is currently home to an

-exhibition of her patterned dresses.

-Keep watching to find out more.

-Tomorrow is Black Friday.

-It's a chance to bag a bargain

-and start your Christmas shopping.

-Let's hear some advice from our

-financial expert, Gwion Dafydd...

-..on how to get the best bargains.

-Tip Number One.

-Friday is the big day but prepare

-a list of bargains beforehand.

-Tip Number Two.

-Check to see if it's cheaper

-anywhere else.

-The price is important,

-not the saving.

-Tip Number Three.

-Stick to your bargains and don't

-buy out the shop at full price!

-Tip Number Four.

-Ask yourself if you really need

-the item you're buying.

-Don't buy it for the sake of the

-price only to keep it in the box.

-Tip Number Five.

-It's Christmas and a time for fun...

-..so don't get stressed

-about something so trivial.

-Good luck to you.

-I can't wait to go shopping!

-It's time to talk to the actor,

-Geraint Todd.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-Tell us more about

-tonight's programme.

-The programme is about men

-who suffer from domestic violence.

-My character of Ed in Pobol y Cwm

-has suffered from domestic violence.

-It was difficult to find those who

-have been involved.

-It was an eye opener.

-Let's take a look at a clip

-from Cam-drin Ed.

-In Britain, a phone call is made

-to the police every minute...

-..regarding domestic abuse.

-Is this the biggest secret

-within society?

-In many areas, yes.

-It could be physical or emotional.

-If you're hit, you see the blood and

-can be treated...

-..but the mind is different.

-It can also be psychological.

-It can also be psychological.

-

-You're pathetic.

-Financial or sexual.

-Do she do or say things of a sexual

-nature that make you feel bad...

-..or physically hurt you

-or someone else?

-I was held down and forced to sleep

-with her. Every time was forced.

-How did you feel before you started

-the storyline?

-We did some research in Cardiff.

-It was called Safer Wales.

-We worked with people on the Dean

-Project.

-A lot of the story came on the back

-of that meeting.

-During the storyline, I could look

-back on what we had learnt.

-You could leave the set and move on

-to a different life.

-How did it feel to film the

-programme?

-I felt guilty.

-Once I went home, I could leave the

-storyline behind.

-I wanted to keep some kind of

-distance.

-However, it was very difficult after

-meeting those who have suffered.

-There are many different aspects nad

-people you spoke with.

-Yes, we faced three different

-domestic violence cases...

-..in the one evening that I went out

-with the police.

-The biggest eye opener I had was to

-see how many people suffer.

-One in every six men suffer.

-Most cases are that of women.

-People should talk about it.

-We've got a pair of tickets

-for a lucky viewer...

-..for Wales v South Africa

-next weekend.

-Last night, we had problems with

-our phone lines for Fancy A Fortune?

-But keep trying

-and you'll get through in the end!

-To enter,

-answer this simple question:

-What colour is Wales' home jersey?

-1) Green, 2) Yellow, or 2) Red?

-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 on

-Monday 27 November at 3.00pm.

-All entrants must be 18 and over.

-Don't call after the lines close

-or you will still be charged.

-Email [email protected]

-or visit the S4C website for terms.

-Get dialling now

-and good luck to you all.

-It's the S4C Month of Legends...

-..and Heno are searching

-for the new Gelert of Wales.

-We've received many entries

-and all your dogs are very special.

-We've enjoyed hearing

-about each and every one.

-Our next dog is

-Brian the pug from Glanamman.

-Do you want a cigar?

-This is Brian Wyn Williams the pug.

-He's part of the family

-and is more than just a dog.

-We've had him since he was a puppy

-and he's now five.

-He's such a friendly,

-gentle and welcoming dog.

-There isn't a wicked bone

-in his body.

-He's brought a lot of happiness

-to a lot of people in Glanamman...

-..be them shop workers

-or hairdressers.

-Brian often comes with me

-to the pharmacy.

-If he isn't with me, the pharmacist

-asks about his whereabouts.

-We also visit homes for the elderly

-and the hospital.

-My uncle was in hospital

-and quite ill.

-I took Brian with me because

-my uncle wasn't talking a lot.

-In the end, he would ask

-to see Bri every day.

-As a result,

-we take Bri around all the wards.

-He makes the patients smile and

-they forget their illnesses.

-I feel better in myself and

-want him to stay with us all day.

-Yes, we're very happy.

-Brian responds to patients

-all the time...

-..so everyone is tempted to pick him

-up and talk to him...

-..especially when he wears

-a dickie bow or tie.

-He has clothes for many occasions.

-At Christmas, he might be

-a little over the top...

-..but he'll either dress as

-Father Christmas with a hood...

-..or as a reindeer.

-Brian is priceless and

-invaluable to us as a family...

-..because he's our world.

-I can't imagine my life without him.

-My life would be very empty

-without him.

-Good luck to Brian.

-Brian was so cute!

-Do you like dogs, Geraint?

-I had a dog when I was growing up.

-My wife would love a dog,

-but we have two children...

-..and I don't think

-it would be a good idea!

-After the break, we chat to the

-Super Furry Animals guitarist...

-..about the family raves

-he organizes in Cardiff.

-Yvonne's also in the Laura Ashley

-exhibition at Ceredigion Museum.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-If you live in the Cardiff area and

-are searching for something to do...

-..why don't you take the family

-to the Tramshed for a family rave?

-Huw Bunford is an organizer and is

-the Super Furry Animals guitarist.

-Big Fish Little Fish is the idea

-to have a rave for children...

-..from before they can walk

-until they are nine years old.

-This is also great for parents.

-In the past, we've even had

-grandparents on the dancefloor!

-This is a party

-for the whole family.

-We have DJs, arts and crafts,

-face painting, amazing cakes...

-..and a soft play area.

-I usually work the bubble machine,

-throw balloons around and DJ.

-The events are held on Sundays

-between 2.00pm and 4.30pm.

-The raves are held at the TramShed

-in Cardiff.

-Tickets are available on the

-Big Fish Little Fish Facebook page.

-This will be the last rave

-before Christmas.

-We're inviting people to dress up

-in Christmas fancy dress.

-It's better than sitting in a coffee

-shop on a Sunday and feeling bored.

-Come to see us, have a drink

-and then go and have Sunday lunch.

-Would you go to this rave?

-Yes, I enjoyed Ibiza.

-I wouldn't mind taking Llew there.

-We've got a pair of tickets

-for a lucky viewer...

-..for Wales v South Africa

-next weekend.

-To enter,

-answer this simple question:

-What colour is Wales' home jersey?

-1) Green, 2) Yellow, or 2) Red?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-Get dialling now

-and good luck to you all.

-Next, we have an appeal for you

-to nominate teachers in Wales...

-..for the Professional

-Teaching Awards Cymru 2018.

-You can take inspiration

-from Nia Wyn Williams...

-..who is the headteacher

-at Ysgol Morfa Nefyn...

-..and came second in the 2017

-Headteacher of the Year category.

-I've been a teacher for 21 years

-and in this school for 16 years.

-Ten years ago, I became headteacher.

-I enjoy seeing children working

-and developing on a daily basis.

-I enjoy taking the children out

-to experience different things.

-It makes them curious...

-..and if they're interested,

-then that's half the battle.

-Seeing the progression of happy

-and confident children is our aim.

-We're happy that Miss Williams

-has been nominated...

-..as Wales' Best Headteacher.

-Miss Williams is a kind, nice

-and lively headteacher.

-I love Ysgol Morfa Nefyn school

-as it's colourful.

-Miss Williams' favourite colour

-is red.

-Ysgol Morfa Nefyn is a happy place.

-Ysgol Morfa Nefyn is a happy place.

-

-Everyone is one big family.

-It's great to receive recognition

-as we spend hours in doing our jobs.

-If you know of any parents, pupils

-or staff going the extra mile...

-..nominate them for them

-to receive some recognition.

-They'll see that they're appreciated

-and it will give them a boost.

-Well done.

-Nominate that amazing person

-who teaches your children...

-..who is a valuable member of staff

-or who is a fantastic headteacher.

-The closing date is 30 November

-and the details are on the screen.

-The Ceredigion Museum in Aberystwyth

-has been transformed...

-..and is currently home to a

-collection of Laura Ashley dresses.

-Yvonne has been to find out more.

-Laura Ashley was from Dowlais

-near Merthyr Tydfil...

-..but we associate her business

-with Mid Wales.

-During the 1970s, her clothes and

-homeware sold all over the world...

-..so why is there an exhibition

-of her floral work in Aberystwyth?

-It's the Year of Legends and

-we have many legends in this area.

-Laura Ashley was a Welsh icon

-and legendary figure in her time.

-# By the hand of Laura Ashley #

-How many dresses

-do you have in this collection?

-There's 30 different dresses from

-each period of Laura Ashley's life.

-A lady in Edinburgh with a huge

-amount of Laura Ashley dresses...

-..contacted the museum and asked

-if they wanted to exhibit then.

-They jumped at the chance

-to exhibit those dresses...

-..with the stories of the local

-factory workers and customers.

-There's lovely stories...

-..from those who got married in a

-Laura Ashley dress and kept them.

-# When he comes back... #

-Heather Jones has worn Laura

-Ashley dresses since the 1960s.

-She still treasures her favourites.

-This is my favourite one of all.

-It was the first one I wore

-on a stage and on television.

-It kept me warm when I was singing

-in cold venues across Wales.

-This is a needle cord maxi dress.

-I wore massive platforms as I was

-5'01" but have shrunk since then!

-# By the hand of Laura Ashley #

-I've got another dress

-and I love the colour pink.

-I had a summer event in the country

-and wanted a special dress.

-I bought this one in the 1980s.

-I could wear this dress

-when I did various pantomimes too.

-It looked better on stage

-as opposed to every day life!

-There's beautiful, colourful dresses

-and some very special ones too.

-This is the very first dress that

-Laura Ashley designed and made.

-It was for one of the workers

-at her factory in Carno.

-Many people in Aberystwyth and Wales

-got married in a Laura Ashley dress.

-Some chose the colourful dresses

-so that they could wear them again.

-I liked the Laura Ashley dresses

-because I felt feminine...

-..with the leg of mutton sleeves

-and beautiful colours.

-Everyone was wearing them

-in the 1970s.

-Laura Ashley died in 1985

-soon after her 60th birthday.

-Despite her death,

-her legacy lives on today.

-Everyone felt more confident

-in these dresses.

-I felt like a film star because

-they were so special and unusual.

-I keep them because they

-conjure up an array of memories.

-# In the still cemetery of Carno #

-The exhibition runs until 6 January.

-Pay it a visit

-if you're in the vicinity.

-The actor, Geraint Todd

-has been my studio guest.

-Cam-drin Ed will be aired

-on S4C tonight from 9.30pm.

-The programme follows domestic

-violence against men.

-The court case starts in Pobol y Cwm

-tonight.

-Geraint plays the role of Ed

-in Pobol y Cwm.

-The storyline has been going on for

-a year and a half.

-It has been an eyeopener for me.

-It has been an eyeopener for me.

-You have to talk to people.

-Prynhawn Da

-returns tomorrow at 2.00pm.

-Nerys prepares a Christmas pudding

-ahead of Stir Up Sunday.

-On tomorrow's Heno, Elin will be at

-the launch of the autobiography...

-..of the cancer campaigner,

-Irfon Williams.

-Daf Wyn will celebrate

-the birthday of Cor Curiad.

-We also wish all the best to

-Lloyd Macey in The X Factor.

-The 1970s folk group, Pererin

-will be performing for us.

-From all of us in Llanelli, goodbye.

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