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-Hello and welcome to Thursday's

-Prynhawn Da from Llanelli.

-The weeks are flying by.

-In a moment, we'll be chatting to

-the tea expert, Dafydd Cadwaladr.

-Welcome to the programme.

-This is what else you can expect

-on today's programme.

-What fashion advice

-do you have for us today, Huw?

-The sun is shining

-and spring is around the corner.

-Today, I'm looking at

-the latest floral fashions.

-Dr Ann discusses something you'll

-know well if you have children...

-..head lice or nits.

-Daf Wyn has been to visit the Derw

-Glass company and their pieces...

-..including a large one to mark

-a special historical milestone.

-If you've recently had a pet...

-..Meleri Tweed has all

-the essential advice you'll need.

-Stay with us

-over the next 50 minutes.

-Welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-January is Hot Tea Month.

-It's the perfect excuse to welcome

-the tea expert, Dafydd Cadwaladr.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Where has your interest in tea

-come from?

-My interest in tea started from a

-young age.

-I would come home from school and

-have tea with my family.

-I was the youngest of five children.

-Mam would dip Earl Grey tea in with

-the ordinary PG Tips.

-I remember the taste today.

-Mam found some Earl Grey tea.

-Earl Grey has a strong taste.

-I'm interested in tea

-and the history of it.

-We connect tea with China and India.

-You've brought in

-a selection of teas.

-Here are a variety of teas.

-Hot Tea Month

-encourages us to branch out...

-..and try different types of tea

-to fit different moods, tastes...

-..and even environment.

-Tea comes from different leaves.

-The leaves of certain teas

-can be larger than others.

-There's something personal about

-the type of teas people choose.

-There's also tannin in some teas.

-There are tannins in tea.

-You will need to use milk

-with certain ones.

-I drank chai tea in India.

-Tea is then shared into

-three different categories...

-..green tea, oolong and black tea.

-It's claimed that there are over

-3,000 types of tea in the world.

-Green tea is not oxidized.

-It keeps the vital colour.

-The green tea comes

-from leaves like this.

-It contains a lot of antioxidants.

-This tea is pure.

-Let's sample it.

-This isn't too strong.

-It's light.

-Oolong tea is semi-oxidized.

-You want to bite

-the green tea leaves.

-The colour has started

-to change in this process.

-It has a different aroma.

-This is only a few days older

-than green tea.

-When the anti-oxidants reduce,

-there are more tannins.

-This is stronger

-than the green tea.

-I didn't like it

-the first time I tried it.

-It can be quite sour.

-From oolong tea,

-we move on to the black tea.

-This is from the Unan area of China.

-This is much stronger.

-Nothing has been added to this.

-This has been left to fully oxidize.

-This can be quite sweet.

-What do you prefer out of the three?

-It depends on the mood

-which one I drink.

-The cups and saucers are colourful!

-I work outdoors with the trees.

-The end of the day tea

-you have a drink to relax.

-First thing in the morning,

-we have a tea.

-We want something to energize us

-through the day.

-This tea is from China.

-This is broken orange pino tea.

-This has a different taste

-and a strong aroma.

-We'll finish with the strong tea.

-The preparation is imperative too.

-Yes, the preparation of the tea

-is important.

-There's something homely

-about having a cup of tea.

-It has to be in tip-top

-condition to have it...

-..and the water needs to be

-at the right temperature.

-It's time to head

-to the fashion corner.

-Today, Huw has floral

-inspired clothing for us.

-The presenters say they work hard...

-..but they enjoy their tea!

-Floral fashions

-are already on the high street.

-You don't usually see them

-on the high street this early.

-There was some ground frost

-this morning...

-..but the sun has come out.

-There are many different styles

-today.

-Nest is our first model.

-You could wear this to work.

-I would either wear this

-with a small pattern or large.

-The colours are suitable for work.

-You don't want the large

-flowery patterns for work.

-Nest's outfit is from Debenhams.

-All of the brands

-are within Debenhams stores.

-The dress is 49

-from Julien Macdonald.

-There's a lot of stretch

-in this jacket.

-The length is also great

-on this jacket for Nest.

-We've teamed it with

-a midi skirt and lovely heels.

-Next, we have Alison.

-I've started with a bright colour.

-This pink is wonderful.

-The blouse has a touch of pink

-in the flowers.

-The colour looks great.

-Yellow would make a great statement.

-The trousers are also comfortable.

-I've teamed it with a floral bag.

-I haven't worried that

-the blouse clashes with the bag.

-You don't want to match too much.

-If you go out and see a collection

-in stores that are floral...

-..if a lot of the accessories

-are floral also...

-..you know it will be a statement

-and you should buy the items.

-The sun is shining now!

-Shopping is better in the sunshine.

-Our final model is Christine.

-I was caught out with this outfit.

-I thought this was a prairie dress.

-However, this is culottes.

-If you are larger on the top

-than on the bottom...

-..this is going to be great for you.

-The print is ideal for you.

-Christine's outfit

-is also from Debenhams.

-You want shoes with a bit of heel

-with an outfit like this.

-This is going to be a great outfit

-to move into the summer.

-You could wear it with

-a linen jacket and sandals.

-Designers are not going down

-the usual route.

-What are culottes?

-You will see a lot of

-children wearing culottes...

-..at the Royal Welsh Show.

-After the break, Dr Ann discusses

-the common problem of head lice.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-It's time to open the surgery doors

-with Dr Ann.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-I'm itching by thinking of

-today's topic of head lice.

-Doctors are warning that treating

-these pests is becoming harder.

-We have an image of the head lice.

-They are the size of a pin-top.

-Robert Hook devised the

-first microscope.

-He coined the term cell.

-This was three centuries ago.

-These critters feed off the scalp.

-Many think that the

-head lice can jump.

-These critters will spread.

-They lay eggs on the hair.

-However, they can't jump.

-There are two pipes

-in these critters.

-These pipes enable them

-to feed off your blood.

-For how long can they live

-in the hair?

-The eggs are laid on the scalp.

-The eggs open after a few days.

-It can become a vicious circle.

-These are the eggs shells.

-If you see shells on the hair...

-..it doesn't mean

-that head lice are present.

-It needs to be treated.

-I recall using a nit comb

-as a child.

-It's important that children

-brush their hair after school.

-These critters

-are becoming more resistant.

-Headryn is a great product.

-Brush your hair every day.

-Take a piece of paper

-and comb your hair to find nits.

-My granddaughter listens to me

-and brushes her hair after school.

-Head lice is more common

-in children.

-It's more common among children.

-But the same applies with adults.

-Brush your hair daily.

-the head lice behind or on the ear.

-It's important to find head lice

-when they are alive.

-Information is available online.

-There's plenty of information

-online.

-Ask your pharmacist for advice.

-It's time to tell you what you'll

-see on Heno this evening.

-Elin takes a look around the new

-Ysgol Hafod Lon in Penrhyndeudraeth.

-Gerallt will be in the company of

-the Harry Parry author in Llanengan.

-Mirain Fflur from the programme,

-Pigo Dy Drwyn, is Angharad's guest.

-Make sure you tune in at 7.00pm.

-After the break, Meleri Tweed has

-advice for those purchasing a pet.

-Daf Wyn visits the West

-Wales glass company...

-..celebrating a special milestone.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Next, we head to Pembrokeshire to

-hear about a special glass company.

-Derw Glass is celebrating

-a special milestone.

-From their factory in rural Wales,

-masterpieces are created.

-Daf Wyn has been to find out more.

-In North Pembrokeshire, under the

-shadow of the Preseli Mountains...

-..by travelling down

-the rural narrow roads...

-..you'll come across South Wales'

-largest glass making company.

-This year, Derw Glass celebrate

-their 25th anniversary.

-The company was established in 1992

-with just one worker.

-These days, a team of 90 work at the

-site in Blaenffos near Crymych...

-..with glass services of every image

-and colour being created here.

-How many items do you make daily?

-We do 1,200 double glazed units,

-glass shelves, shower screens...

-..painted splashbacks for kitchens

-and bathrooms, mirrors...

-..bevelled mirrors and even windows

-for the back of a tractor.

-We can make anything customers need,

-but they have to be flat.

-We cater to our customers needs,

-but we can't make drinking glasses.

-What we currently make here,

-we know we make them well.

-We're going to stick

-with what we can do.

-One of the most important machines

-is the glass cutting board.

-Every piece has to be perfect to the

-millimetre as asked by the customer.

-Luckily, there's equipment

-to guarantee this.

-The system is computerized.

-The work comes from the

-office to the table automatically.

-We don't have to run around,

-it all comes down to the factory.

-The glass is cut on this machine

-which has a diamond cutting wheel.

-It cuts the glass to leave the

-minimum amount of waste.

-This machine can cut the glass

-for 20 orders at the same time.

-By the end of the day, they will end

-up as double glazed unit.

-How long would it have taken by hand

-when you compare it to today?

-It used to take seven days to do the

-work this machine does in a day.

-There is little waste and the unused

-pieces of glass are recycled.

-Gold and water are an important part

-of this business.

-Gold helps to transport the heavy

-pieces of glass to locations...

-..and the water helps to clean and

-cut the glass.

-Electricity is another special

-element and they use a lot of it.

-I hope you don't mind me asking, but

-the electricity bill must be big?

-It's around 24,000 a month, but the

-machine behind us uses a lot.

-What does it do?

-We put the glass in

-before it is flattened...

-..and it's cooked to 700 - 800

-degrees for around five minutes.

-It then comes out through the fans

-and squelched.

-There are some on their way out now.

-Are they hot now?

-Are they hot now?

-

-Give it a test.

-That's solid.

-It can fall of the floor now

-and it won't break.

-There's plum, specialized pieces and

-glass digital printing made here.

-What are the future plans of the

-business?

-In the future, we hope to do more

-specialist and processed work.

-These days, people like to have

-things that are different.

-You've got a very unique business.

-We try our best.

-Happy birthday to Derw Glass.

-At this time of year...

-..there's an increasing number of

-animals arriving at rescue centres.

-The vet, Meleri Tweed join us now.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-Why are so many animals taken

-to rescue centres this time of year?

-There are many reasons for this.

-give pets for Christmas gifts.

-This is quite sad.

-We have tried to encourage people

-not to do this.

-Does it frustrate you?

-This continues to happen today.

-It's also so much easier

-to buy pets online.

-Many people buy on impulse and

-don't think it through properly.

-Looking after a pet is expensive.

-What should you do

-after purchasing a pet?

-It's important that your dog should

-have a health check at the vet.

-Ensure that they have jabs.

-Is there a certificate to say that

-they've had their vaccinations?

-They may have already have them if

-they come from a rescue centre.

-If you don't have any paperwork

-about any vaccinations...

-..it's important that they are

-vaccinated.

-They can be vaccinated twice.

-It won't harm the pet.

-It's important that your dog also

-socializes outside the house.

-You want your dog to grow into

-a happy and confident dog.

-When should you start

-training your dog?

-You should also train them

-at any time.

-It's important to train them at an

-early age.

-When should you take

-out pet insurance?

-Many people tend to leave pet

-insurance...

-..but it's important

-that you get it immediately.

-What food should you give them?

-Buy quality food and ensure that

-your dog has a healthy diet.

-You can also get plenty of dietary

-advice from your vet.

-Do cats need vaccinations?

-The same applies with cats.

-It's important to keep your cat

-indoors before they are neutered.

-This causes less problems for you

-and the cat.

-What should you do with rabbits

-or smaller animals?

-You should also keep

-pet rabbits healthy.

-Ensure you visit the vets.

-It's important that parents

-encourage their children...

-..to show an interest

-in their pet rabbits.

-They need to learn how to look after

-their rabbits.

-Parents needs to invest plenty

-of time and patience.

-Our Gossip Girls join us tomorrow

-and are ready to have their say.

-Hello to our Gossip Girls.

-What do you think, ladies?

-What do you think, ladies?

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-Mami, something awful has happened!

-That worries me.

-That worries me.

-

-And it scares me.

-Thanks to Olive from Penygroes.

-Have you shopped in your pyjamas?

-Have you shopped in your pyjamas?

-

-There is a choice.

-Why do they get it and not us?

-Why do they get it and not us?

-

-No-one says about Bale's top-knot.

-It's a different story.

-It's a different story.

-

-It isn't the first, or the last.

-The Gossip Girls will discuss

-a number of different topics...

-..including why there isn't enough

-statues to honour women in Wales.

-What woman would you like to see

-honoured with a statue in Wales?

-Contact us with your opinion.

-Is your heroine worthy of a statue?

-Call 01554 880 880,

-or email [email protected]

-Contact us on our Facebook

-and Twitter pages using #ClwbClecs

-After the break, Huw returns

-with some more floral fashion.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Huw has returned with

-some more floral fashion.

-Yes, I've got more floral fashions.

-They look fresh.

-I like shopping this time of year.

-There are still many sales

-in stores.

-There's so many clothes.

-You will need to go to the back

-of the shop...

-..to see the latest designs.

-All of the sale clothes are usually

-at the front of the stores.

-You need a bag full of patience!

-The new collections

-are starting to arrive.

-Christine is our first model

-to return.

-This piece can be work

-season after season.

-They will be seen

-as a statement piece.

-This is the latest big deal.

-We've seen these jackets

-for a few years.

-They keep coming back

-into the stores.

-This tells you what to wear with it.

-You can look at the pattern...

-..and see what colours

-it will look great with.

-Anything with a pattern gives you

-an idea of what to wear with it.

-I've used a lot of black today.

-I've stayed away

-from the bright colours.

-This look doesn't break new ground,

-but is great.

-Our next model is Alison.

-This outfit is great.

-The accent colours

-in this outfit looks great.

-The shoes are great.

-What a shame we have a red carpet...

-..as these shoes are great

-and will stand out.

-Next look at a pattern and know

-what it will look great with...

-..over the coming seasons.

-You know things will be

-fashionable for a while...

-..if there are more than

-piece in the same pattern.

-I like to match the leather bags

-with the navy of the dress.

-Our final model is Nest.

-This is my favourite.

-I saw this before Christmas.

-Some of the new collections

-came in before Christmas.

-I did some research and realized

-that the floral fashions...

-..are very popular.

-The collar will tick two boxes.

-Years ago,

-when you wore a night dress...

-..there was piping on it.

-Just like this dress.

-This dress reminds of going

-to festivals.

-Yes, this is festival fashion.

-This takes you back

-to the 1970s and 1980s.

-The bag picks up

-on the accents of the dress.

-The boots are great.

-I wouldn't tell you to buy

-these boots...

-..unless they are on sale.

-That's it from us today.

-What woman would you like to see

-honoured with a statue in Wales?

-Contact us and join the debate

-with our Gossip Girls tomorrow.

-Daniel is also in the kitchen

-Lowri and reviews the latest films.

-There's more from Llys Nini

-after the news and weather on S4C.

-Goodbye.

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