Wed, 03 Feb 2016 Heno

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-Hello and welcome to Heno.

-It's Wednesday night, so that means

-we'll be playing Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Last week, John Griffiths

-from Swiss Valley won 1,000...

-..by picking up the phone

-and answering a simple question.

-You could do the same before 7.30pm.

-To enter,

-simply answer this question:

-Who is Wales playing against

-in the Six Nations on Sunday?

-1) Ireland, 2) America, or 3) India?

-This competition has now closed.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-The phone lines close at 7.15pm.

-Entrants must be 18 and over.

-Don't call after the lines close

-or you will still be charged.

-Full terms and conditions

-can be found at www.heno.tv

-Good luck to you all!

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-This is what else

-we've got on tonight's programme.

-Rhodri Davies reports on an icon

-that should have been a Welshman.

-The most famous Jones of them all

-has returned home.

-No, it isn't Tom or Alun Wyn

-or even Catherine Zeta.

-You can hear about my RNLI honour

-for raising funds for Porthdinllaen.

-I'm also by the sea at Conwy where

-the town's enchanted the Japanese.

-You can find out more shortly.

-The C2 Radio Cymru presenter,

-Guto Rhun is my guest tonight.

-Welcome to Heno

-and our set for Fancy A Fortune?

-You'll spin the wheel later.

-Guto's got a special announcement

-for Welsh musicians and bands.

-There's an important date

-on the horizon.

-The closing date for the Brwydr y

-Bandiau competition is 20 February.

-We're encouraging bands,

-solo-artists to compete!

-We'll remind everyone

-of the details later.

-Welcome to Heno.

-Our first stop

-is the ancient town of Conwy.

-It's been named as one of the

-most beautiful places in Europe...

-..according to

-Japan's tourist board.

-Elin went to discover more.

-When you consider the town of Conwy,

-several things spring to mind.

-It's a beautiful

-ancient market town.

-Its main attraction

-is definitely the castle.

-The castle may claim

-most of the attention...

-..but the town is also home

-to Britain's smallest house.

-It's amazing to think that

-the owner was over six-foot tall!

-The town attracts

-thousands of tourists.

-It's easy to see why

-as the views are spectacular.

-The Welsh are aware of this but the

-message has spread further afield.

-The Japanese have recently

-discovered this beautiful town.

-Officials in Japan have listed

-30 European touristic spots...

-..and Conwy town

-is the only British entry.

-The entire county is proud

-and is savouring the recognition.

-One of their ways to celebrate

-is to create a Welsh sushi dish.

-I've come here today

-to sample this delicacy.

-How do you make Welsh sushi?

-It's the same method

-as making sushi...

-..but I've added Welsh ingredients

-and called it 'wushi'.

-'Wushi' is the term to remember

-and is packed with Welsh delicacies.

-Laverbread, leeks and lamb

-- it all sounds appetizing.

-During my visit,

-I enjoyed a masterclass in 'wushi'.

-This is seaweed -

-in Japanese, we call it 'nori'.

-Nori?

-Nori?

-

-Yes, it's similar to laverbread.

-Everything with chopsticks!

-Here's my attempt at 'wushi', the

-Welsh version of sushi with lamb.

-Thank you so much.

-Thank you so much.

-

-You're welcome.

-Mmmm!

-The town of Conwy

-is already a tourist hot-spot.

-This honour from Japan is sure

-to attract even more tourists.

-It's a honour and privilege.

-I can understand why because it's

-an amazing place to live and visit.

-It's also appealing and scenic.

-International tourism

-is pivotal for Conwy.

-Last year, we attracted almost

-a million international visitors.

-This is something that

-is integral to the county.

-It's beautiful with its castle, so

-there's no wonder they flock here.

-Tourism helps the local economy.

-It's great that Conwy

-is the only British-listed place.

-It's very unique and touristic.

-Hopefully, my business and others

-will draw more visitors to the town.

-Congratulations to Conwy.

-Here's a reminder of the question

-for Fancy A Fortune?

-Who is Wales playing against

-in the Six Nations on Sunday?

-1) Ireland, 2) America, or 3) India?

-This competition has now closed.

-There's only a few minutes to enter

-so good luck to you!

-C2 Radio Cymru presenter,

-Guto Rhun joins me on the sofa.

-Guto's got an announcement

-for Welsh musicians and bands.

-Guto is here to remind us of this

-year's Brwydr y Bandiau contest.

-We have photos of past winners

-on the screen.

-Battle of the Bands

-is on again this year.

-We're looking for anyone who is in

-a band to enter the competition.

-The competition is a great way to

-launch your band.

-It's a great platform.

-Swnami won a few years ago.

-The bands who enter

-get loads of attention...

-..so you don't have to win.

-The first prize is 1,000.

-The closing date

-is the 20th February.

-To enter you need to fill

-in an application form.

-There will be regional heats.

-The winners will play

-at the Eisteddfod.

-You're not a familiar face

-to our viewers.

-But you are popular among the young.

-You have been presenting on

-C2 for some time.

-I've been working on C2 on

-Radio Cymru for about two years.

-I'm thrilled at how popular

-the show has been.

-It's quite lonely being

-in the studio.

-You don't get to see the audience

-so it's nice to get messages...

-..that let me know people

-are enjoying it.

-I'm on the shortlist for

-the SELAR awards this year.

-It's a real honour

-to be recognised like that.

-The awards are fantastic.

-I couldn't go last year

-so am looking forward to it.

-I hear it gets quite wild!

-We wish you every success.

-Do you also DJ in some nightclubs?

-I did a DJ stint at maes B

-in Llanelli.

-It's nice to do something different.

-You also work on Tag on S4C.

-I have a normal job working on TAG.

-It's so much fun.

-Guto spins the wheel to win you

-a fortune later in the programme.

-Heno and Prynhawn Da have launch

-the winter photography competition.

-Here are the details.

-Winter is upon us and it's the theme

-of our new photography competition.

-The days might be shorter

-and the weather is bleak...

-..but get out with your camera

-to take photographs of your winter.

-The winner gets an iPad

-or television.

-Entries should reach us

-by midday on 29 February.

-Post them to Heno, Tinopolis,

-Park Street, Llanelli, SA15 3YE.

-Email them to

-[email protected]

-You can also contact us via

-Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

-Good luck to you all.

-Get snapping now!

-We can't wait to see your photos.

-After the break...

-..we've got the perfect place to

-take your children this half-term.

-National Museum Wales runs

-Adventures In Archaeology.

-It steps into the world of the

-famous explorer, Indiana Jones.

-The phone lines are still open for

-a minute or so in Fancy A Fortune?

-Pick up your phone as I could be

-chatting to one of you shortly.

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-Welcome back.

-Tonight,

-we're playing Fancy A Fortune?

-The phone lines have now closed and

-I'll chat to a lucky viewer shortly.

-The half-term holidays

-are around the corner.

-Cardiff's got an attraction that

-will appeal to you or your children.

-Adventures In Archaeology is a new

-exhibition at National Museum Wales.

-When you mix adventure

-with archaeology...

-..only one particular character

-springs to mind.

-Rhodri's on the trail

-of Indiana Jones.

-Before 1981, most people considered

-archaeology to be a boring...

-..deep, academic subject and only

-a few enjoyed digging in the dirt.

-Raiders of the Lost Ark

-changed everything.

-The statistics prove it!

-When the first Indiana Jones film

-was released in 1981...

-..I was just starting

-at drama school.

-It influenced our acting

-and the teaching at the time.

-The film encouraged thousands

-of students to study archaeology.

-We talked to modern day

-archaeologists.

-I asked how many of them had chosen

-their careers because of the film...

-..and they all put their hands up.

-Harrison Ford's hat, whip and jacket

-are part of the exhibition.

-There are also some

-historical treasures.

-Unique artefacts

-from all over the world.

-We have a mummy here and a lot

-of artefacts from Ancient Greece...

-..including gold from

-Mycenae and South America.

-This is the first time many

-of these have come to Wales.

-If you want to see treasures

-from Wales...

-..you can start with actor John Rhys

-Davies who starred in the series.

-Then move on to some exquisite

-examples of Welsh archaeology.

-There is a skeleton here

-from Llanbedr Goch...

-..which dates from the Middle Ages.

-That's my specialism.

-It's that of a person who was tied

-with his hands behind his back.

-That's not a common find

-in archaeology.

-Something dramatic happened to this

-individual.

-It makes the story come alive.

-The collection bring characters to

-life, and not just Indiana Jones.

-It tells the tale of some

-remarkable archaeologists.

-Not just the archaeologists

-and historians...

-..including Mortimer Wheeler

-who started the dig at Caerleon.

-There were also Salt of the Earth

-very important women...

-..including Tessa Wheeler,

-Mortimer's wife...

-..who did most of

-the work at Caerleon.

-Hilda Petrie, wife of Flinders

-Petrie was also part of the team.

-It shows that women have had

-an important role for centuries.

-In the end,

-it all comes back to Dr Jones.

-Indy has to overcome challenge

-after challenge in every film.

-He uses his brain, common sense

-or his whip to deal with them.

-There's a challenge for you when you

-get here but all you'll need is 7.

-Entry to the museum is free of

-charge as it is across Wales...

-..but we are charging for entry

-to this particular exhibition.

-That's allowed us to borrow these

-artefacts from across the world.

-It means that people in Wales can

-come along here to see items...

-..like the crystal skull

-and costume from Indiana Jones.

-It's all about the romance

-of the subject.

-There's so much for children to see

-including that leather jacket.

-They can also see the people

-who've worked in the field...

-..and that's of interest

-to everyone.

-It's time for us to play,

-Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Guto Rhun has joined me to

-spin the wheel in Fancy A Fortune?

-Hundreds of you

-have entered tonight.

-I've got the all-important

-phone numbers here.

-The dialling code is Caernarfon.

-It's ringing.

-I don't think there's anybody home.

-Let's try another number.

-The dialling code is Bangor.

-It's ringing.

-Hello?

-Hello, it's Angharad Mair

-from S4C's Heno.

-You are going to play

-Fancy A Fortune?

-Who am I talking to?

-It's Linda Thomas.

-Where are you calling from?

-I'm in Penllech, Anglesey.

-Rhun will give the wheel a spin

-and we'll see how much you've won.

-Good luck.

-Congratulations, you've won 1,000.

-Goodness me!

-Thank you very much.

-That's wonderful.

-How are you going

-to spend the money?

-My daughter is getting married

-in May so that will help.

-Her name is Ellen.

-She's marrying Iwan.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you so much! I'm thrilled.

-I love the programme.

-I've been a fan for many years.

-Thank you for watching Heno

-and for entering Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Britain's RNLI stations are pivotal

-institutes around our coastal areas.

-They rely upon volunteers

-and public funding.

-The presenter, Morgan Jones has

-actively fund-raised for five years.

-Morgan has been honoured by

-the RNLI for his contribution.

-Five years ago,

-Porthdinllaen Lifeboat...

-..requested my help to fund-raise

-for a brand-new lifeboat station.

-They needed thousands of pounds.

-I jumped at the opportunity

-and suggested a bike ride.

-For four years, we've had annual

-bike rides with Eifl Cycle Club.

-It's a three-day event that's

-held at the start of every July.

-There are over 40 cyclists

-who take part in the event.

-One doesn't partake in something

-like this just for the recognition.

-For me, it's going for a ride with

-friends and soaking up the scenery.

-As a result, we get to raise

-thousands for a great cause.

-Gaining some recognition is a bonus.

-The RNLI invited me to a ceremony in

-Liverpool to receive a certificate.

-But as I've emphasized already,

-it's all about fun and fund-raising.

-We've just had our first meeting of

-the year.

-We've got a long way ahead of us.

-Well done to Morgan.

-C2 Radio Cymru presenter,

-Guto Rhun has been my guest.

-Thanks for helping our viewer

-win 1,000 tonight.

-You are heading to Ireland this

-weekend.

-I'm going to Dublin for the game.

-We'll see what fun happens!

-You're appealing for entrants

-in this years' Bandiau Y Brwydr.

-It's a great platform for them.

-The competition is open to anyone.

-The winners will also perform

-at the Eisteddfod.

-Last year's entries included

-everything from rock bands...

-..to more traditional folk bands.

-Lost in Chemistry won last year.

-They've had lots of exposure.

-That's it from us tonight.

-Tomorrow, we're live at the launch

-of Caernarfon's food festival.

-Goodnight.

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