Wed, 12 Jul 2017 Heno

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-I never paint on a Wednesday night

-between 7.00pm and 8.00pm...

-..in case I win 1,000

-in Fancy A Fortune?

-Hello and welcome

-to Wednesday night's Heno.

-You can win up to 1,000

-in Fancy A Fortune?

-Our guest wheel spinner

-is a Wales rugby coach...

-..and is the Bearer of the Sword at

-the Anglesey Eisteddfod next month.

-It's none other than Robin McBryde.

-Have you got any strength left

-after your tour to New Zealand?

-Yes, just about!

-I'm feeling lucky tonight.

-I got 1,000 last time.

-I've been back from

-New Zealand for a week.

-Yvonne's also in Porthcawl tonight.

-It's a lovely evening here and

-the sun is setting across the sea.

-I'll be over there

-in the Atlantic Hotel...

-..for the All Sport awards night

-to find who has come out on top!

-Gwydion, Lleu and Blodeuwedd are

-characters from the Nantlle Valley.

-They are also three ales

-from the Bragdy Lleu Brewery.

-Tonight, I hear about the brewery

-and its open day on Saturday.

-We delve into the world

-of Snapchat...

-..to discover the latest concerns

-about this social media website.

-We also hear of a Ceredigion drive

-that supports a local music service.

-And look who's lending a hand.

-Come on, Mari, we're going

-to be late for the concert.

-Why did we promise to do this?

-Where's your baritone?

-We've had almost a year

-to practice for this.

-Let's go.

-Did anyone ask you to perform?

-No.

-You could have played the trumpet.

-We're not musical at all!

-We'll hear all about

-the Ail Wynt event later.

-First, it's time

-for Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Robin is very excited

-to be assisting us tonight.

-Yes, that's right.

-If you want to compete, you'll have

-to answer this simple question:

-What does Robin McBryde carry

-during the National Eisteddfod?

-1) a rugby ball, 2) a fishing rod,

-or 3) a sword?

-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 at 7.30pm.

-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.

-It's as simple as that

-so get dialling now.

-I'm on the phone

-entering Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Next, we head to Porthcawl...

-..for an event that honours the

-local sporting heroes of Wales.

-A whole host of sports

-are being honoured tonight...

-..and Yvonne is in their midst.

-Good evening, Yvonne.

-Welcome to the Atlantic Hotel

-in Porthcawl...

-..for the All Wales Sport

-Awards evening.

-The sun is shining!

-The All Wales Sport is a website.

-Ellis Davies

-works for All Wales Sport.

-It has information about sport

-in Wales.

-What does the website have to offer?

-You can learn about cricket,

-football and rugby.

-There's also information

-about other sports.

-You established

-this site six years ago.

-What was the purpose of this?

-We were fed up of collecting

-results for the newspapers.

-Everyone kept asking us about

-the scores.

-We set up the website as a result.

-Tell us who will be celebrating

-and winning these awards tonight.

-This is all about the grassroots.

-However, we also focus on

-the football and rugby teams.

-Lee Trundle is with me now.

-He's here on behalf of Llanelli.

-You've had a tremendous season

-with Llanelli.

-It's been a great season.

-We went through unbeaten.

-It was very historic.

-You came out of retirement

-and scored 51 goals.

-I came out of retirement and

-scored 51 goals in 30 or so games.

-We remember scoring many goals

-for Swansea.

-You're also an ambassador

-for the Swans.

-It's great to be an ambassador

-for the Swans.

-I might not represent them

-on the pitch...

-..but like to get out into

-the town.

-Elis, tells us about

-the popularity of the website.

-The website is very popular.

-Over 5,000 people visit

-the site every Saturday.

-Back to you in Llanelli.

-You're going to be back

-later in the programme, Yvonne.

-Yes, that's right.

-Join me later when I'll be chatting

-with some of tonight's winners.

-I'll chat to people

-from Amman United.

-Thank you, Yvonne.

-Robin McBryde is our studio guest

-this evening.

-It's great

-to see awards of those kind...

-..that honour people

-in our communities.

-It's great to see that.

-Rugby and football clubs play

-a great part in the community.

-We have to discuss

-the recent Lions Tour.

-You have a great tan.

-Yes, it's from the Gower.

-It wasn't in New Zealand!

-We went to New Zealand

-to win two games.

-A lot of the players

-had illnesses.

-Did you fall ill?

-I was fine.

-The Lions Tour had a lot of Welsh

-players.

-That was great to see.

-Warren Gatland knows what the lads

-can do on the international stage.

-They did incredibly well.

-They are home and full

-of confidence.

-When are you back training?

-The regional teams

-are back in training.

-There's a bit of a break

-before the internationals.

-You play an important role

-in the Eisteddfod...

-..as the Grand Sword Bearer.

-This year's Eisteddfod

-is on home turf on Anglesey.

-I'm looking forward to it all.

-A lot of records have been broken...

-..in terms of ticket sales.

-It must mean a lot to have it

-at your home turf.

-It's great to have it on Anglesey.

-There's been a great response.

-We're hoping for fine weather.

-Anglesey will be full to bursting.

-Manon Rogers will be

-on the wrecking ball!

-You need to get a ticket

-to see Tudur Owen!

-I've got mine.

-We remain with the sporting theme...

-..as Andy Davies from Welshpool

-will accompany Josh Griffiths...

-..and run the marathon in the World

-Athletics Championships in August.

-He started running five years ago

-and his hard work has paid off!

-I run about 11 hours a week

-and go to the gym too.

-It's difficult to do that

-and work at the same time.

-I leave the house at 7.00am

-and run for about five miles...

-..and run after work too.

-It's difficult but I know I have to

-do it so I put on my shoes and go.

-That means two Welshmen

-will compete in the marathon...

-..in the World Athletics

-Championship.

-We wish Andy and Josh all the best.

-After the break, we have a tour

-of the Bragdy Lleu Brewery...

-..ahead of its open day

-over the weekend.

-Sion Jenkins from S4C's Hacio

-is on the sofa...

-..to discuss being named the

-best newcomer in some recent awards.

-Don't forget to register

-to play Fancy A Fortune?

-We really want one of you

-to win 1,000 tonight.

-First, answer this simple question:

-What does Robin McBryde carry

-during the National Eisteddfod?

-1) a rugby ball, 2) a fishing rod,

-or 3) a sword?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-The phone lines close at 7.30pm.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-Next, we quench your thirst

-with a touch of beer...

-..from the Bragdy Lleu Brewery

-in the Nantlle Valley.

-It has an open day on Saturday but

-Gerallt went for a sneak preview.

-One has retired and another is

-a manager with Gwynedd Council.

-The third runs an outdoor centre

-and the fourth makes headstones...

-..but the all work

-at the Bragdy Lleu Brewery.

-We started three years ago

-and knew nothing about brewing.

-Today, we make three ales

-and fill 23 to 25 barrels a week.

-We've started the first stage.

-The barley is in the mash tin to

-soak for an hour at 72 degrees...

-..and all the sugar

-is released slowly from the barley.

-After that, it's goes

-into the kettle to be boiled...

-..where the hops is added to provide

-aroma and extra flavour.

-It needs a lot of elbow grease.

-Yes, and it's important to ensure

-the barley is mixed properly.

-There's four types of barley in each

-sack that are mixed thoroughly.

-Today, we're using

-dark roasted barley.

-It's used for Gwydion, which is

-our darkest and strongest ale.

-We're in the Nantlle Valley so the

-name of Bragdy Lleu Brewery was apt.

-This is due to the area's links

-with the Mabinogion.

-Our first three ales are named after

-three characters of the Mabinogion.

-Our first is Lleu and the second was

-named after his wife, Blodeuwedd.

-She was created from meadow flowers

-by the wizard, Gwydion...

-..which shows the links between

-our first three ales.

-A team of four does the brewing and

-it's quite a social thing and fun.

-What do you do

-from 9.00am to 5.00pm, Robat?

-It's 9-5 and afterwards that

-I run the Rhyd Ddu Outdoor Centre.

-My day-to-day job

-is making headstones.

-What do you do when you're not

-washing out barrels, Kelvin?

-I manage the Communities First

-program for Gwynedd Council.

-I'm the only one who has retired...

-..but used to work in housing

-at Gwynedd Council.

-Today, I brew beer

-and nothing beats it!

-If you're in the Nantlle Valley

-this weekend...

-..the Bragdy Lleu Brewery

-will welcome you with open arms.

-It's wonderful when people visit us

-at the brewery.

-This Saturday, join us to hear bands

-from midday to 7.00pm...

-..with Gwibdaith Hen Fran, the

-Nantlle Vale Royal Silver Band...

-..Ifan Tacsi and you can buy

-plenty of ale.

-Cheers from the Bragdy Lleu Brewery!

-I'm sure it's going to be

-a great day.

-I'm sure there was plenty of ale

-or champagne flowing on Sunday...

-..at the ITV News Awards in London.

-Sion Jenkins from S4C's Hacio

-was at the awards...

-..and walked away

-with one of the awards too!

-You've brought the award

-into the studio tonight.

-Congratulations

-on winning the award.

-Thank you.

-Tell us about the award.

-This award for

-the newcomer of the year.

-This was for the whole of Britain.

-it covers all the areas covered

-by ITV.

-It came as a huge shock.

-We celebrated into the early hours.

-The ceremony was in London.

-You were up against other talents.

-There was a lot of presenters...

-..and others who work

-in the industry.

-This is very encouraging.

-You have worked hard on Hacio.

-It's very busy on Hacio...

-..as we'll be at

-the Royal Welsh Show...

-..and also at the

-National Eisteddfod.

-We'll be working

-with the Voice of the Maes.

-You can see all we record online.

-I'll present ITV's English coverage

-of the National Eisteddfod too.

-I got to interview the Prime

-Minister.

-What was it like to interview

-the First Minister?

-I was very nervous.

-It's quite a challenge.

-I wish I'd given our

-First Minister a harder time.

-I should have asked more questions.

-I like challenging

-and provoking our MPs.

-You graduated in Italian

-in Durham too.

-I hope to use the languages

-that I learnt...

-..in a new series for ITV.

-The new series starts

-in the new year.

-I can't reveal too much.

-It might take me across the world.

-I'm very excited about it.

-We're busy preparing for it now.

-Did you study journalism?

-I didn't study journalism.

-However, I did write for

-the university newspaper.

-I was lucky to get to work with the

-ITV.

-You'll have to interview Robin.

-I can join Robin at the Eisteddfod!

-That's one interview for me!

-After the break, we enter the world

-of social media and Snapchat.

-Is it something you use?

-No, I don't tend to use it.

-Yes, I use it all the time.

-Some viewers may not know about it

-but these children use it a lot!

-I use Snapchat regularly.

-I use Snapchat regularly.

-

-Everyone is on Snapchat.

-I use it as it's as easy way

-to chat with friends.

-I post photographs of where

-I'm going and what I'm doing.

-There's about five minutes left

-for you to enter Fancy A Fortune?

-The phone lines close at 7.30pm.

-The question and phone number

-is on the screen.

-Get dialling

-as it could be your lucky night!

-Join us after the break.

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-It's time to reveal the winner

-of our tennis-themed competition.

-We asked you to name the current

-men's champion of Wimbledon.

-The answer was Andy Murray.

-Unfortunately, he was knocked out

-of the competition earlier today.

-Congratulations to Mari Daniels

-from Tumble.

-You answered correctly and was

-chosen at random by our computer.

-The hamper is on its way.

-Let's hope we have the weather

-for you to enjoy it!

-If there are children or youngsters

-in your family...

-..there's reason to worry

-if they're using Snapchat.

-Its latest developments allows them

-or anyone who follows them...

-..to identify their location

-and even the exact building.

-Do you use Snapchat, Rhodri?

-Do you use Snapchat, Rhodri?

-

-No, I don't.

-Me neither.

-I'm too old for Snapchat!

-Alun Jones has joined us

-to tell us more.

-Welcome to Heno.

-Thank you.

-This is quite alarming.

-Technology can do incredible things.

-This latest development

-is dangerous.

-Yes, it can be dangerous.

-For those who don't know...

-..they have set up a map...

-..so that you know where

-your Snapchat friends might be.

-It can only be used for

-your Snapchat friends.

-In general, young people give out

-their Snapchat names.

-They are added on Snapchat by

-various people...

-..and this can cause problems.

-Pupils from Ysgol Maes Y Gwendraeth

-told us what they think of Snapchat.

-Yes, I'm on Snapchat.

-Yes, I'm on Snapchat.

-

-Yes, I use Snapchat.

-I use Snapchat regularly.

-I use Snapchat regularly.

-

-Everyone is on Snapchat.

-I use it as it's as easy way

-to chat with friends.

-I post photographs of where

-I'm going and what I'm doing.

-I take photographs of the beach

-when I'm on holiday.

-I look through the stories where

-people tell you what they're doing.

-It can take a while!

-I'm on it for five minutes

-in the morning.

-In the morning,

-I'm on it for 30 minutes.

-I wake up at 6.00am

-so there isn't a lot to do.

-I use it at night but not for long.

-I use it at lot at night.

-People chat to each other

-and spend over 30 minutes on it.

-It can be from

-about 7.30pm until 10.00pm.

-I spend 90 minutes chatting

-and looking at people's stories.

-Many young people use Snapchat.

-They say that everyone

-is on Snapchat.

-They might not know people

-who are on their Snapchat.

-This can be dangerous.

-It means that everyone

-knows your location.

-You can remove people

-from your friends.

-It's important to enjoy Snapchat

-but be careful.

-We're being quite negative...

-..but you can hide your location.

-It's easy to do.

-Go into the map on your Snapchat.

-Press on the settings...

-..and turn on your Ghost Mode.

-People can contact us

-for all the information.

-Ysgol y Preseli has made a video...

-..about the dangers of

-using Snapchat.

-It can be found online.

-It's important to know

-how to use these apps.

-There are two sides to this.

-It's great if parents want

-to know their child's location.

-A parent could use it to check their

-child is safe at a concert.

-Email us for further information.

-We're all familiar with the

-famous musical, Spring Awakening...

-..that was translated into Welsh

-to Deffro'r Gwanwyn by Dafydd James.

-Students of Canolfan Berfformio

-Cymru will be staging the show...

-..and we went behind the scenes

-before tomorrow's opening night.

-We're in The Gate Arts Centre

-in the Roath in Cardiff...

-..for the final production

-of Canolfan Berfformio Cymru...

-..of Deffro'r Gwanwyn.

-It's the climax of two years of work

-by our students and tutors...

-..and this is

-their final production.

-Don't be angry but

-I'm an aunt for the second time...

-..and still don't know

-how it happens.

-The show is based on a period in

-Germany with a close-knit community.

-The adults get the last word

-and control everything.

-The children are all coming of age.

-It's about the way the stories of

-each character are intertwined...

-..and shows that adults

-don't have the answer to everything!

-# It's what you have to send

-# Love and hope go up in flames #

-They are so keen to do their best

-in terms of how they serve this...

-..and how their skills

-will reveal themselves...

-..and show people that they have

-something to offer the industry.

-Unfortunately or fortunately,

-there's singing and dancing in it.

-I like dancing

-The singing is interesting because

-there are so many different styles.

-There's a lot of rock but there's

-classical voices in the background.

-I think it all blends well.

-It's being performed

-on Thursday and Friday of this week.

-You'll get to see some ensemble work

-with these students.

-If you want to enter the industry

-and work through Welsh...

-..you can see how the course

-challenges the students.

-This course has been

-a wonderful experience.

-I can't wait to get out there and

-show people what performers can do.

-I'm so excited to finish rehearsals

-and tech-checks...

-..and hope people come and see our

-show as we've worked so hard on it.

-It's worth going to see the show

-if you can!

-Another student of Trinity Saint

-David had an amazing experience...

-..when she sang the National Anthem

-in the Coldplay concert...

-..at the Principality Stadium

-last night.

-Elin Hughes of Llanybydder...

-..shares the stage with the band

-and Chris Martin again tonight.

-She spoke to Alun

-about this unforgettable experience.

-This is the lady of the moment -

-Elin and Coldplay.

-You've gone viral!

-Take me back to the start

-and tell me how this happened.

-I was at university

-on a typical day.

-At 10.30am, the course coordinator,

-Eilir Owen Griffiths...

-..asked me if I want to sing

-with Coldplay that night!

-I couldn't believe it

-and jumped at the chance.

-Did you think it was a joke?

-Yes, and I thought

-I'd be with a choir or a group.

-It was surreal.

-How did it feel to stand on a stage

-in the Principality Stadium...

-..in front of 70,000 people?

-Millions of people have seen

-your performance on Facebook.

-Sharing a stage with such a massive

-band and Chris Martin is nuts!

-I can't put it into words

-that I got to do that.

-You didn't have time

-to think about an outfit.

-No, I had to borrow a dress from

-a friend as my clothes are at home.

-What were Chris and the lads like?

-They were lovely and Chris

-was amazing and very supportive.

-Did you go to an aftershow party?

-Yes, there was an aftershow party in

-one of the lounges in the stadium.

-It was just really amazing.

-Did you drink a lot?

-Did you drink a lot?

-

-No, I had lectures this morning!

-You're a professional!

-You're singing tonight too.

-You're singing tonight too.

-

-Yes, I am.

-I'm available

-if you want to form a trio!

-OK, I'll let you know.

-Good luck, Elin

-and thanks for chatting with me.

-# O bydded i'r hen iaith barhau

-# Barhau #

-What an experience for her.

-It's wonderful to hear our

-National Anthem in a pop concert.

-Coldplay themselves tweeted

-and said "Schwmae Caerdydd!"

-It's great for them to acknowledge

-the Welsh language.

-What an experience.

-That's incredible.

-Were you there?

-My parents were there.

-I wasn't anywhere near the place.

-My Snapchat was full

-of Coldplay videos!

-Good luck to Elin at

-tonight's Coldplay concert.

-After the break,

-some familiar faces from Wales...

-..chat about performing with

-the youth orchestra of Ceredigion.

-We can't wait to see

-these two at it!

-We've rehearsed.

-We're ready for our second-wind!

-Join us later to hear

-how it'll all sound.

-We also call the winner

-of tonight's Fancy A Fortune?

-Stay by your phones if you entered

-as we could be calling you.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Subtitles

-Welcome back.

-The Ceredigion Primary Schools Prom

-was held in Aberystwyth on Thursday.

-The county's pupils displayed their

-musical charms to a packed-out hall.

-A group of adults also got involved

-and tried to play in the orchestra.

-Two of them are from the Heno crew

-and they can tell you the rest!

-Aberystwyth is great in July

-with the sea and the sunshine.

-I've memories of singing in choirs

-at the Aberystwyth Arts Centre.

-Yes, we've sang here many times

-but never played in an orchestra.

-And we'll do that tonight,

-but what are you playing?

-The baritone but what about you?

-The saxophone

-and I've never played one before.

-Nor have I so this is going to be

-interesting!

-Oh, Daf. Turn it around.

-Sorry, I've never played it before.

-Last December, we had an invitation

-from the Ceredigion Music Service...

-..to learn a new instrument for

-the county's Primary School Proms.

-How are you sounding, Mari?

-How are you sounding, Mari?

-

-I've played better but let's see.

-Oh, that sounds good.

-Oh, that sounds good.

-

-I'm not sure about that.

-It's lucky we've got some help.

-We hold the Primary School Proms

-every year.

-A group raises money

-to buy new instruments every year.

-There was a meeting in November and

-we decided to learn new instruments.

-It was called Ail Wynt and

-included a number of famous faces.

-The rehearsal on Tuesday was fun

-and have another rehearsal now.

-People have worked hard to play

-something they've never done before.

-Um, it started well.

-It's going to be fun.

-It's just a short piece

-and it sounded good at the end.

-But how did we sound

-an hour before the concert?

-You have a unique style of playing.

-A lot of people have said that.

-Most play like this...

-..but I do this!

-This instrument is the maracas and

-it goes up and down and up and down.

-When I first saw it, I thought

-it was from Bronglais Hospital!

-I'm the only member of my family

-who hasn't played an instrument.

-My sister and brother played

-instruments but I played nothing!

-Rhys Taylor gave me a little lesson

-so I've got a few notes.

-That's cheating because

-I haven't had any lessons!

-I'm enjoying it.

-If I could go back in time I could

-have played the clarinet instead!

-Are you ready for tonight?

-No, but it doesn't matter as we're

-here to support the music service.

-There's always room for improvement,

-Elin.

-If you say so, Daf.

-We were all a bit shaky in rehearsal

-but had to wait for the concert.

-There was the Ail Wynt Orchestra and

-a choir and orchestra from schools.

-# Beside the sea,

-blue pebbles lying #

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-The children sounded incredible

-and then it was our turn.

-The hall was ready for the world

-premiere of the Ail Wynt orchestra.

-Hey, Mari, that wasn't too bad.

-Hey, Mari, that wasn't too bad.

-

-You're right, I enjoyed that.

-We might have a future

-in an orchestra.

-I thought I'd be glad when it was

-over but want to do it again.

-It was brilliant.

-You can see the power of music

-in the parents and children.

-Everyone was up on their feet.

-We pitched it properly

-and learnt through having fun!

-CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

-Well done to Mari and Daf!

-They did an incredible job.

-The time has come for us

-to play Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Robin McBryde joins us to

-spin the wheel in Fancy A Fortune?

-He won the title

-for being Wales' strongest man.

-He's certainly strong enough

-to spin our wheel tonight.

-We've got the all-important

-phone numbers here.

-Let's get dialling.

-I can tell you that this number

-is for the Lampeter area.

-The dialling code is 01570.

-It's ringing.

-Hello?

-Hello, it's Angharad Mair

-and Rhodri Owen from S4C's Heno.

-Who are we talking to?

-It's Ken Jones.

-I'm in Cellan.

-Robin will give the wheel a spin

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

-# Turning, the wheel is turning

-# This wheel is turning #

-That was a great spin.

-Congratulations, you've won 75.

-A huge congratulations to you.

-Thank you very much.

-I'm very happy with that.

-Thank you for watching Heno

-and for entering Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy A Fortune? #

-Let's return to Yvonne in Porthcawl

-at the All Wales Sport awards night.

-I have to say that

-I like your dress, Yvonne.

-Thank you, Angharad.

-I like yours too!

-I like it in pink.

-Mine was half price!

-Owain Gwynedd

-is giving out awards tonight.

-Amman United RFC was named

-the Rugby Team of the Year.

-Darryl Campbell is

-the chairman of Amman United RFC.

-It's been an incredible year.

-I can't believe it.

-We have to look forward to

-next seaso9n.

-We have to look forward to

-next season.

-Let's hope we're just as successful

-next season.

-What are your memories

-of winning the cup in Cardiff?

-We had a great time in Cardiff.

-That was the best day

-of our season.

-We had incredible support that

-day and all through the season.

-The award is lovely.

-Enjoy your night.

-Becky Watkins is a member

-of the Morriston Ladies RFC.

-The Morriston Ladies RFC was awarded

-for promoting women's rugby.

-Congratulations to you.

-Thank you, I set the team up

-in January 2016.

-I asked the chairman to do this.

-We've completed our first season.

-There's 28 ladies registered

-with the WRU.

-Congratulations and enjoy tonight.

-Hannah Blythyn

-is the Labour MP for Delyn.

-You're giving the award

-for North Wales rugby.

-It's great to see the team

-doing so well.

-They have put North Wales

-on the international map.

-We hope the North Wales team

-will have a great season.

-Good luck with the new season.

-Have a great night.

-We're having a great night.

-Robin McBryde and Sion Jenkins have

-been our studio guests this evening.

-You're going to be at the Royal

-Welsh Show and National Eisteddfod.

-Come and see me.

-We welcome your stories.

-Good luck to Robin on his role

-as Bearer of the Sword...

-..at the Anglesey Eisteddfod

-next month.

-The family is going to be

-at the Eisteddfod.

-I'm very excited.

-I'm staying with Mam.

-She hasn't got room for you!

-That's it from us tonight.

-Prynhawn Da is at 1.00pm tomorrow

-due to the Tour de France coverage.

-On Heno tomorrow, we're live at the

-junior stage of the Snowdonia Race.

-Einir Sion is our studio guest

-and she's organising Parti Ponty.

-You can win a family ticket to the

-Royal Welsh Show in our competition.

-Until tomorrow, goodnight.

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