Tue, 29 Aug 2017 Heno

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-Hello and welcome to Tuesday's Heno.

-The Bank Holiday has been but I hope

-you'll join us for the next hour.

-We're in the seaside town

-of Borth in Ceredigion.

-Over the summer, we've been visiting

-some of Wales' famous seaside towns.

-Elin has been in North Wales whilst

-I've been travelling the South.

-Tonight, we've met in the middle.

-We've been in Prestatyn,

-Aberdovey, Barry and Dinas Dinlle.

-We'll hear about all the places

-we've visited later.

-Tonight, we're ending in

-the company of the Borth residents.

-If you're watching and live nearby,

-pop over and see us.

-We would love to see you.

-There's more than us tonight

-as we join Mari Grug and Daf Wyn.

-I'm in Cardiff where a number

-of groups are rehearsing.

-I'm with a band that's just returned

-from the Reading and Leeds Festival.

-Mari, you have a musical theme

-in the studio too.

-Yes, I've got some great guests

-tonight.

-Griff Lynch looks back

-over a summer of Welsh music...

-..and Only Boys Aloud's

-Aled Powys Williams wants your help.

-Welcome to the studio.

-You have an appeal

-for the people of Neath.

-Yes, that's right.

-Only Boys Aloud

-is Neath is relaunching.

-We're recruiting on Saturday.

-Griff wants to focus

-on popular music.

-Yes, I've had a great summer of

-music with Maes B at the Eisteddfod.

-We start tonight's programme

-in Borth with Alun and Elin.

-Our tour of the Welsh coastline

-closes at a famous Ceredigion beach.

-Good evening to you both.

-Welcome back to Borth.

-Our summer of visiting seaside towns

-in Wales comes to a close tonight.

-We've had a great summer visiting

-some incredible places in Wales.

-We know where to go on our holidays.

-We've had a fantastic time

-on our travels.

-The weather

-has been quite kind to us.

-The welcome has been great.

-It's dry at the moment.

-The sun is trying to shine.

-I've had a great time

-in Borth today.

-Earlier, we got to see

-one of the unique places in Borth.

-One of the hidden gems of Borth is

-found nestling on the high street.

-Believe it or not,

-this place was once a chapel...

-..but it's totally changed.

-Libanus Chapel was built in 1877.

-It was a place of worship for over a

-century before its closure in 2010.

-Since March of this year, the chapel

-has had a new lease of life.

-It's now a boutique cinema

-and luxury restaurant.

-You've obviously done a lot of work

-to transform this chapel, Peter.

-Yes, it's been a lot of work as we

-bought the chapel three years ago.

-It's taken two years

-and the work continues...

-..but we're in a position where

-we're starting to make some money.

-Where did you get this idea?

-I think the building leant

-itself to the concept.

-We wanted something for the locals.

-This has become

-a unique idea in Wales...

-..where you can have a meal

-and watch a mainstream film.

-It wasn't hard work

-but has been a pleasure.

-Everything has gone through easily

-and nobody opposed it.

-The locals have wanted this...

-..and so have the people of the area

-in North Ceredigion.

-What has the response been like?

-It's been fantastic as many people

-remember the chapel as it was...

-..but that changes

-as soon as they walk in.

-We've created something different

-that causes a new response.

-You've just opened the cinema so

-do you have any other future plans?

-The cinema is new to us and

-we've had to learn quickly about it.

-There's a building at the rear

-that was the old vestry...

-..and we plan to turn it into a spa

-for eight people.

-Will you be hands on

-and giving massages?

-No, but there are people

-in the village who can do it.

-We plan to employ

-three local ladies...

-..so that we can offer

-a day of relaxation in Borth.

-Good luck to you and thank you

-for chatting with me.

-Thanks to Peter

-for making me feel so welcome.

-He's offered you a free massage,

-Elin.

-I'll have to come back soon.

-Dylan Raw-Rees is a local actor

-and he joins us now.

-Terry is also here.

-Some of you will recognize Dylan

-from Y Gwyll / Hinterland.

-I was in Y Gwyll / Hinterland.

-I really enjoyed the experience.

-It was a real showcase

-of Ceredigion.

-I get a cheque every now and then...

-..as Y Gwyll / Hinterland

-is shown around the world.

-This area is full of history.

-You could set some great films

-in Borth.

-There are links to 1876

-and the film world.

-A lot of children

-were educated in the area.

-I like to think that we have

-the oldest golf club in Wales.

-Tenby will argue with that!

-You've written two books

-about Borth.

-It's an ancient village.

-It's born of the sea.

-It was established

-due to its fishing history.

-It isn't an easy place

-to land a boat.

-A boat was built at this site...

-..so that it could get

-in and out of the beach.

-Some 300 people from the village...

-..would go out and buy boats.

-I don't know where they got

-the money to get to the boats.

-Wives and children

-went with their men...

-..and sailed the seven seas.

-Many children

-were born on these boats.

-I want to know

-what makes Borth so unique.

-It's the beach.

-There's three miles of beach.

-It has some reefs.

-These helped to save the sailors.

-People flock here on holidays.

-They came from the continent

-and from Birmingham.

-They spent two weeks on the beach.

-We're learning a lot tonight.

-We'll have a lot more from Borth

-later in the programme.

-Back to you in the studio.

-Thank you, Elin and Alun.

-They were having a wonderful time.

-My studio guest has had a wonderful

-but busy summer.

-Griff, you've had a busy summer.

-It's been a very busy summer.

-We're all remembering

-the National Eisteddfod.

-The National Eisteddfod

-seems a long way away.

-There's still Festival No 6

-to come in Portmeirion.

-People are feeling the summer blues.

-Ochr 1: Maes B airs

-on Thursday 31 August at 9.30pm.

-It's a programme based on Maes B.

-It looks at the music of the bands

-such as Chroma.

-There's live performances too.

-Let's see a clip of the programme,

-Ochr 1.

-Welcome to a special episode

-of Ochr 1.

-This isn't just any old programme

-that appears on television.

-It's also full of highlights

-from the 2017 Maes B.

-That was a clip from

-the special edition of Ochr 1.

-Ochr 1: Maes B airs

-on Thursday 31 August at 9.30pm.

-It can usually be seen online...

-..but this edition of Ochr 1

-can be seen on S4C.

-Maes B marked a special birthday.

-There was a lot of celebrations.

-Maes B was 20 years old.

-There was a lot of things

-to celebrate this milestone.

-Maes B is only one stage.

-There are so many other stages

-at the Eisteddfod.

-You joined us to discuss a special

-dome at the Eisteddfod.

-It was very interesting.

-It was a new experiment.

-We got to show all the musical

-performances in this dome.

-Let's hope we have more

-of these things in the future.

-Aled, you're here to discuss

-Only Boys Aloud.

-Only Boys Aloud has performed

-all over the world.

-We've never been to Maes B.

-Ochr 1: Maes B airs

-on Thursday 31 August at 9.30pm.

-Thank you.

-That's all for the first part

-of tonight's Heno.

-After the break, we join our

-live cameras around the country.

-Tonight, I'm in Cardiff

-to meet with the band, Chroma.

-The band has had an incredibly

-busy summer.

-They will perform for us later.

-They pleased the crowds

-of Reading and Leeds.

-I'll be joined by Mari Gwenllian who

-will concentrate on art and craft.

-Before the end of the programme,

-we'll reveal the winner...

-..of the television or iPad in

-our summer photography competition.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back to Heno.

-I'm joined by the three members

-of the band, Chroma.

-The band is exhausted

-after a busy weekend...

-..at the Reading

-and Leeds Festival.

-How are you feeling

-after the festival?

-It was incredible.

-Reading and Leeds was carnage!

-It started on Friday.

-We left at 7.00am to get to Leeds.

-it's the busiest 24 hours

-in my life.

-How did you find yourself at one

-of the country's biggest festivals?

-I don't know how we got there.

-It was huge.

-It's bonkers!

-Liam Gallagher and Muse

-were on the stage.

-We got to see Eminem and Muse.

-I was tamping.

-They got to the side stage.

-I had gone to see Haim.

-I had queued for hours.

-They were on the side stage.

-It was the highlight of your summer.

-Yes, and it looked like a jungle...

-..or a sea of people.

-The music was incredible.

-There was a lot of popular music.

-There was a lot of people

-and Liam Gallagher.

-We played Focus Wales in Wrexham...

-..and did the Urdd Eisteddfod

-and National Eisteddfod.

-There's also Festival No 6.

-I'm not looking forward

-to the driving.

-You don't do the driving!

-Congratulations on your summer.

-Join us later when Chroma

-has a special song for us.

-Back to you in Llanelli.

-Thank you, Daf.

-We look forward to hearing Chroma

-perform later in the programme.

-Chroma was on Maes B.

-They've come so far.

-They were in the Battle of the Bands

-last year...

-..and are in Reading and Leeds

-this year.

-We performed in Glastonbury

-with Yr Ods.

-It was incredible.

-For many years, Only Boys Aloud has

-offered wonderful opportunities...

-..to young men

-from all corners of Wales.

-Our guest, Aled Powys Williams

-has some exciting news for us.

-You want the help of our viewers

-in Neath.

-Only Boys Aloud plans to relaunch

-a choir in the Neath area.

-We're looking for boys

-aged 13 to 19 to join our new choir.

-Auditions will be held on Saturday.

-They are at the Neuadd y Gwyn Hall.

-All the lads are welcome to join us.

-The rehearsals continue

-in the town hall.

-Only Boys Aloud has been going

-since 2010.

-Only Boys Aloud now has 14 choirs

-across the whole of Wales.

-There are four choirs

-in North Wales.

-The programme

-has loved following the choirs.

-We saw you on Britain's Got Talent.

-Yes, that was incredible

-for the lads and their captains.

-I felt like a parent!

-It was so emotional.

-They finished third.

-We felt so proud of the lads.

-You're a musician and a member

-of Only Men Aloud too.

-I didn't get

-the same opportunities...

-..as the lads of Only Boys Aloud

-have had.

-They have launched cruise liners

-and sung at Buckingham Palace.

-It's important for anyone

-to turn up in Neath.

-There isn't a fee.

-It isn't an audition.

-It's all about having fun.

-Thank you, Aled.

-While we've been chatting...

-..Elin has been learning

-about the arts and crafts of Borth.

-Good evening, Elin.

-Welcome back to the lovely

-seaside town of Borth in Ceredigion.

-I love being creative.

-My guest is the very creative,

-Mari Gwenllian.

-Mari's busy with her hammer.

-You're a musician too.

-You're from Sorela.

-It's been a busy summer for Sorela.

-We were at the Eisteddfod...

-..and Sesiwn Fawr Dolgellau as

-well as performances in Aberystwyth.

-You're from this area.

-Yes, and I miss not being

-in Aberystwyth.

-I live in Cardiff now.

-I missed Cardiff

-when I was in Aberystwyth...

-..and vice versa!

-I've never been this creative

-on the beach.

-Let's look at your work.

-It's beautiful.

-It starts with a piece of wood.

-You choose where to put the heart

-or the centre.

-You can choose the yarn.

-It's about experimenting with yarn.

-I've got blue and pink yarn.

-The pink matches your hair!

-What else do you do?

-It's about finding the wood.

-This is a piece of scaffolding.

-It's difficult to find.

-I've had a few adventures

-with my searches for wood...

-..and smashed the windscreen

-of my Yaris!

-I stick the heart in the wood.

-There are lines of nails.

-The yarn is attached

-to the nails and heart.

-I've got my first piece.

-It was for my mother's birthday...

-..but she got it for Christmas!

-The heart is in Montgomeryshire.

-Mam loves it and it hangs

-in her kitchen.

-What's the name of your company?

-It's called HIWTHI.

-You can find me online

-or via Facebook.

-It's Home Is Where The Heart Is.

-Make sure you join us

-in Borth later...

-..as we reveal the winner of

-our summer photography competition.

-Thank you.

-It's time for a break.

-When we return,

-we'll hear from a band...

-..who have recently returned

-from Reading and Leeds Festival.

-I'm in Cardiff with the band, Chroma

-who will perform for us shortly.

-First, let's hear about your events

-in our Calendar.

-There's an exhibition that's worth

-seeing in Newborough, Anglesey.

-There's photographs of Fukushima...

-..where a disastrous nuclear

-accident happened in 2011.

-There's also a very interesting film

-being screened until 31 August.

-The Llandysul Show takes place

-on Saturday, 2 September...

-..on the Blaenwthan fields in Saron.

-Come and see the variety of

-competitions that start at 9.00am.

-On Sunday, 3 September at 7.30pm

-at Capel Mawr chapel in Denbigh...

-..there's a concert featuring

-the best of the Anglesey Eisteddfod.

-There will be choirs, parties,

-trios, duets and soloists.

-Come in your droves to raise money

-for the Denbigh Eisteddfod in 2020.

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-Welcome back.

-The moment has arrived.

-It's time to reveal the results

-of our photography competition.

-The theme was the summer.

-Borth is the ideal location for us

-to reveal the winner...

-..on one of the final days

-of August.

-Welcome to Betsan Evans

-of Celf Calon.

-You were given the difficult

-and important job...

-..of looking through

-the hundreds of entries.

-There were hundreds of entries

-in the competition.

-It was like going through

-wedding photographs.

-It was great to see

-other people's photographs.

-A lot of people forgot about

-the theme of the summer.

-A lot of photographs were dark.

-However, the weather has been

-a bit bonkers this summer!

-I had to think about

-the theme of the summer.

-I wanted to see things that you

-wouldn't see in the summer...

-..but still spoke about the summer.

-We've had

-the most number of entries.

-It was like editing photographs

-of a wedding.

-I got rid

-of the weakest photographs.

-I whittled it down to about 89.

-I managed to get a top ten.

-This was whittled down

-to the top three.

-Let's hear about the photographs

-who made it into the top three.

-Who was third?

-Third place goes to Stan Williams.

-Stan sent us an incredible

-photograph of bees on flowers.

-Dylan Arnold

-finished in second place.

-Dylan sent us a glorious photograph

-of a sunset on the coast.

-It's in Llanberis.

-The winner of the 2017 summer

-photography competition...

-..is Guto Jones.

-Guto's photograph was of the

-sun setting behind a dandelion.

-Congratulations to you, Guto Jones.

-Why was this the winner?

-We're familiar with the dandelion.

-I hadn't seen those colours before.

-I changed my mind a lot.

-I had to be strict with myself.

-There's so many means

-of taking a photograph.

-Tell us more about the top three.

-Bees are rare at the moment...

-..so it was great to see them

-in the photograph in third place.

-The photograph by Dylan

-was a landscape...

-..with a sunset and dark clouds.

-It reflected

-the bonkers summer weather.

-Guto Jones was the winner.

-Thank you, Betsan.

-Congratulations to Guto Jones.

-We leave Borth and visit Cardiff

-for the final time this evening.

-Good evening, Daf.

-Good evening to you, once again.

-It's time to hear from the band

-that delighted the crowds...

-..at the Reading and Leeds Festival

-over the weekend.

-Tonight, Chroma is on Heno

-to perform the song, Claddu.

-# I heard

-# That they plan to replace the

-dragon with the Westminster Wolf

-# It might be time for us to fly

-# Are you fed up of hearing

-your own voice?

-# Preaching about a free Wales

-# To the people who ignore you

-# Who's to blame?

-# Who's to blame?

-# We live with the burden

-# We live with the burden

-# The ones with a conscience

-and unemployed

-# I heard

-# A man on the street

-# Asking for a free Britain

-# But we're Welsh

-# Their thoughts are underground

-# Or in the ironworks

-that have closed

-# But who's to blame?

-# Who's to blame?

-# Who's to blame?

-# We live with the burden

-# We live with the burden

-# The ones with a conscience

-and unemployed

-# So full of conscience to the fact

-# Ya-hoo-oh-ah

-# Ya-hoo-oh-ah

-# Ah-ah-ah-ah-ah-oh

-# Ah-ah-ah-ah-hey-yeah

-# Wh-wh-wh-who's to blame?

-# Wh-wh-wh-who's to blame?

-# Who's to blame?

-# We live with the burden

-# The ones with a conscience

-and unemployed

-# Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh #

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-Welcome back to Heno.

-You're very lucky to have

-my company tonight, Elin.

-Yes, I love it!

-You met someone who is almost

-as famous as me earlier, Elin.

-Yes, that's right!

-A few months ago, I heard about

-a new app called Magi Ann.

-It was nominated

-for a National Lottery Award.

-They wanted your votes.

-Magi Ann won the award!

-Congratulations and well done.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you, Cerys.

-Well done, Magi Ann.

-Two months ago, we followed

-your story of getting votes.

-Here we are today so a huge

-congratulations and how do you feel?

-It's fantastic.

-I'd like to thank everyone

-who has supported this campaign...

-..so that a Welsh language campaign

-has won a National Lottery award.

-It's incredible but remind us

-of the story behind Magi Ann.

-Magi Ann is a character devised

-by Mena Evans many years ago.

-She started as sketches

-in black and white...

-..and was always used in schools

-as a tool to help children to read.

-A lot of local have learnt to read

-with Magi Ann.

-Parents would return to the school

-with the books saying...

-.."Johnny hasn't done his reading as

-I don't know how to say the words."

-We thought to devise an app to

-help non-Welsh speaking parents...

-..to pronounce the words and learn

-to read Welsh with their children.

-It's brilliant and you've won an

-award from the National Lottery.

-I'm sure you were surprised

-to see Cerys Matthews here too.

-Yes, and that was when

-the penny finally dropped.

-I know that Cerys is passionate

-about Wales and the language.

-You must be delighted to see

-this app winning such an award.

-Yes, and I felt a bit

-like Davina McCall!

-story about the Welsh language.

-I'm glad but it's bizarre to be

-on a golf course with Magi Ann!

-It's brilliant that they won and

-the Welsh language is in the press.

-It's brilliant

-to have this modern app.

-You can use it

-after your child is in bed.

-This is fantastic and

-a massive congratulations to you.

-This is my favourite thing

-so I hope Magi Ann's ready.

-Is it good to come back to Wales,

-Cerys?

-Yes, and we're near Hawarden

-so come and see us at that festival.

-I've just come from the carnival in

-London so I'm still in party mode.

-We're bringing the party

-to Flintshire and Hawarden...

-..with musicians from Ladbroke Grove

-and Magi Ann should come too.

-What's the name of the festival?

-It's The Good Life Experience

-- I almost forgot it myself!

-We're celebrating Welsh in all ways.

-Ruth works for the National Lottery

-in Wales.

-Are you proud to award Magi Ann?

-It's great for a Welsh project

-to win a British Lottery Award.

-Thanks to the Lottery players

-as they make it all possible.

-It's great to celebrate

-with a Welsh project.

-You're going to spend your money

-wisely but how will you celebrate?

-I don't know yet but I think there

-might be some alcohol involved!

-You certainly deserve

-a glass of wine.

-Are you happy, Magi Ann?

-Yes, she's delighted.

-Congratulations to Magi Ann and

-my thanks to Cerys and Ruth too.

-Congratulations to the team

-behind the app.

-Griff Lynch and Aled Powys Williams

-have been our studio guests.

-Griff has a special edition

-of Ochr 1 on S4C.

-Ochr 1: Maes B airs

-on Thursday 31 August at 9.30pm.

-You're also going

-to Festival Number 6.

-Only Boys Aloud needs the help

-of the Heno viewers.

-Boys are welcome to join us at

-the Gwyn Hall on Saturday in Neath.

-Our series on seaside towns

-closes tonight in Borth.

-The summer has flown by,

-Alun and Elin.

-It only feels like yesterday...

-..when we started our seaside series

-in Prestatyn.

-My highlight has to be Barry.

-I had ice cream

-and enjoyed the fair.

-Thanks for making the summer of 2017

-a memorable one for all of us.

-Goodnight from us at Borth.

-Over the next few months...

-..Heno will be live from

-Wales' best seaside towns.

-It's great to welcome the local

-residents of Newport, Pembrokeshire.

-Good evening, how are you?

-We're all excited for

-Fancy A Fortune in Aberystwyth.

-I suggested coming here, to Barry.

-I've come to Aberdovey and as you

-can see, it's not a quiet village.

-Welcome back to Aberavon

-and to Franco's Cafe.

-I'm enjoying my bag of chips.

-This young crew are from

-Ysgol y Llys, Prestatyn.

-Hooray!

-Hooray!

-

-Hello, Heno!

-Hello Jenny Ogwen, how are you?

-I'm cold, that's why I'm wearing my

-Russian outfit.

-Another ice cream?

-Do you get time to come down to

-Newport and swim in the sea?

-No, I'm not a Speedos man!

-You've moved to the area.

-You've moved to the area.

-

-Yes, I have.

-It's wonderful and

-all of this is on our doorstep.

-Thanks to all of those who have

-welcomed us over the summer.

-We've had a wonderful summer

-along the beaches of Wales.

-From the three of us, goodnight.

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