Tue, 26 Jan 2016 Prynhawn Da

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-Hello and welcome to your

-Tuesday edition of Prynhawn Da.

-We'll be chatting to Carys Davies

-about the new renting rules shortly.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-There's plenty on today's programme.

-It's National Breakfast Week...

-..so I've been finding out about

-the variety of breakfasts available.

-Our beauty panellists will test

-the aroma and price of bath oils.

-How many wild birds are there

-in your garden?

-A big weekend for bird watching

-is on the horizon.

-Helen Humphries has the best clothes

-to wear during the wet weather.

-Heledd ap Gwynfor will join us to

-reveal her most prized possessions.

-Stay with Sian and I

-for the next 50 minutes.

-Welcome to Prynhawn Da.

-Since November,

-the renting rules have changed...

-..under the Rent Smart Wales scheme.

-Carys Davies,

-who owns a home renting company...

-..is here to tell us

-all about the changes.

-Welcome to the programme, Carys.

-Thank you.

-Tell us about the new rules.

-There's a new scheme

-from Cardiff Council.

-Private landlords will be required

-to register with Rent Smart Wales.

-It came into force last November.

-Welsh landlords have a year

-to register for this scheme.

-What difference will this make?

-It's a scheme for tenants,

-landlords and agents.

-As agents, we'll go on a course.

-There will be courses

-all over Wales.

-It's a one-day course

-with an exam at the end of it.

-There are different categories.

-Landlords can appoint a

-licensed agent to manage property.

-You will have to register

-if you're a private landlord.

-You will also need a license.

-It does cost money but you can

-register online or by post.

-Many people in Wales

-rent their homes.

-However, the scheme

-is protecting tenants.

-The aim of this scheme

-is to safeguard tenants.

-If you're a tenant,

-you can visit the website...

-..and find out who's licensed and

-registered on the website.

-You'll have peace of mind that your

-house is suitable to be rented.

-This is some sort of accreditation.

-Do you have to guarantee that the

-details are up to date?

-If you add to your portfolio,

-they're expected...

-..to update the details

-on the website.

-The license will have to be renewed

-every five years.

-There will be many changes

-over the next few years.

-This will ensure that standards

-remain high.

-This will be quite expensive

-for agents like myself.

-However, it's a positive step ahead.

-We'll be displaying the Rent Smart

-Wales logo on our windows.

-It will cost us around 4,000.

-However, it will be cheaper

-for private landlords.

-You don't have to take part in the

-scheme at the moment.

-At the moment,

-this scheme isn't mandatory.

-However,

-they suggest that you do sign up.

-Tenants will question

-why you haven't registered.

-Some landlords will think that their

-house is fine and fit for purpose.

-However, it might take longer

-to rent your house.

-You also have to sit an exam.

-I'm worried about the exam

-after the course...

-..as I haven't done an exam

-for 20 years!

-Thank you, Carys.

-Good luck with the exam!

-There has always been

-a strong connection...

-..with eating breakfast

-and doing well.

-It's Breakfast Week and Daf Wyn has

-been to sample three of the best.

-It's said that breakfast is the

-most important meal of the day.

-To be honest, I'm not

-the biggest fan of breakfast.

-However, I've made an effort

-during Breakfast Week.

-I'm visiting three places that serve

-completely different breakfasts.

-I'm starting at the four-star

-Stradey Park Hotel in Llanelli.

-Sylvia, what sort of experience

-does the hotel offer its guests?

-The guests love to eat

-fresh produce at breakfast.

-There's fresh fruit

-and fresh bacon and eggs.

-You can be very posh

-and choose fresh salmon too.

-Everything on this table

-has been sourced locally.

-Do you eat like this every morning?

-Do you eat like this every morning?

-

-No, not every morning.

-I normally opt for cornflakes!

-The breakfast looks delicious

-so let's tuck in.

-Do you mind if I have your plate?

-I'll be a gentleman

-and let you have it.

-Thank you very much.

-You can have the full breakfast

-and I'll have fruit.

-What a great start

-- a bowl of healthy fruit!

-I'm sure that the breakfast at the

-next location won't be as healthy.

-In Glanamman, Helen Williams runs

-a famous burger van, Pethau Poeth.

-Good morning, Helen.

-Good morning, Helen.

-

-Good morning.

-What can I have for breakfast?

-Our best seller

-is the breakfast bap.

-It contains bacon, a sausage

-and egg and it's very tasty.

-I'll take one of them, please.

-Would you like a small or large bap?

-I'll go for a small one...

-No, I'll have a large!

-Seven years ago, I'd had enough

-of working for other people.

-I needed a job that fitted around

-my young family and the school run.

-Therefore,

-I decided to open this van.

-What's your favourite thing

-from the menu?

-I'll eat anything.

-I always have a double cheeseburger.

-Does Helen make

-the best breakfast in the world?

-Yes, that's why I always come back.

-Helen's food also attracts

-a few famous faces.

-Shane, how often do you eat

-from Helen's van?

-I come here quite often as our

-business is situated next door.

-I always order a coffee,

-wrap of breakfast.

-What do you normally have

-for breakfast?

-I'm currently training for the

-Ironman so I'm eating healthily.

-I'll have porridge

-or toast with a poached egg.

-Sometimes, I do treat myself

-to a chicken wrap from Helen's van.

-Does she make

-the best chicken wrap?

-Yes, it's the world's best

-chicken wrap.

-Thank you very much.

-I ended my breakfast journey

-at Caffi Rhiannon in Cross Hands.

-Rhiannon, you're famous

-for your cooked breakfast.

-Tell me about your breakfast.

-We offer a small

-or large breakfast...

-..poached or scrambled eggs

-and cereals so a bit of everything.

-The cafe was jam-packed...

-..so I asked the customers what

-they normally have for breakfast.

-When I'm home,

-I always have Shreddies.

-When I come here,

-I prefer to order a fry up.

-I have Cheerios at home but opt

-for a fry up when I come here.

-What do you enjoy

-having for breakfast at home?

-I only have cornflakes

-or Shredded Wheat.

-I like bacon, eggs, beans and toast.

-How often do you eat that?

-How often do you eat that?

-

-I only have it every Friday.

-Despite retiring, breakfast

-sets me up for the day ahead.

-I won't need anything else to eat

-until the six o'clock news.

-Is breakfast

-an important part of your day?

-Yes, you must eat in the morning

-to fill your belly.

-I've certainly celebrated

-Breakfast Week in style.

-For someone who doesn't normally

-enjoy breakfast...

-..I've done quite well

-by eating three breakfasts!

-I'm going to tuck into

-my third plate...

-..that will fill me up

-until next year!

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-Welcome back.

-After a long day on your feet,

-there's nothing better...

-..than soaking in a warm bath

-full of oil or bubbles.

-However, it's difficult to choose

-form the variety available.

-Therefore, we've enlisted the help

-of our beauty panellists.

-Nest, Sylvia and Elaine,

-welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-Sylvia has had a busy day,

-she was eating breakfast earlier.

-I've had a busy day!

-I was eating breakfast

-with Daf this morning.

-Do you usually use bath oil?

-I've used this bath oil before.

-I'm used to this product.

-However, I haven't purchased it

-recently as it's quite expensive.

-Do you usually use bath oil?

-I like to use bath oil and

-I really enjoyed this one.

-I always put something in the bath.

-Tell us about the E45 product.

-I've been using

-the E45 bath product.

-My mother always

-used to use this one.

-The doctor advised her

-to use this due to her eczema.

-I'm used to the product

-but I had never used it myself.

-I normally take showers

-and not baths.

-However, when I do take a bath,

-I like a luxurious experience.

-There wasn't any bubbles

-with this product.

-There wasn't any fragrance

-with this either.

-Did you have a better experience

-with the Dove?

-I had a wonderful experience

-with this Dove product.

-There's shea butter

-which improves the skin quality.

-Did this product bubble?

-It contains 1/3 moisturiser

-which felt very rich and creamy.

-Did this product bubble?

-There were bubbles in the bath.

-However, it was rather oily.

-The E45 is an emollient so it's

-great for dry or sensitive skin.

-When I got out from the bath,

-I could feel the oil on my skin.

-Sylvia has used this product

-in the past.

-I've tried this Fenjal product

-in the past.

-It's a smaller bottle but

-you don't need to use much.

-There aren't many bubbles

-with this one.

-It smells wonderful and the aroma

-fills the whole room.

-We usually think that these products

-will be like bubble bath.

-The bath oils aren't supposed

-to have many bubbles.

-I did feel indulged and replenished

-after using this product.

-You could feel the product

-on your skin afterwards.

-It was just as good as I remembered

-in the past.

-Nest has been using

-the Dove bath oil which costs 3.49.

-Elaine has been testing

-the E45 bath oil which costs 8.19.

-This would be great for someone

-with sensitive skin.

-However, it wasn't for me.

-Nest has been using

-the Dove bath oil which costs 3.49.

-It's worth every penny.

-It felt very luxurious.

-Sylvia has tried the Fenjal bath oil

-which costs 12.49.

-It's a little expensive

-but it's a treat.

-Thank you, Ladies.

-This weekend, the RSPB in Wales

-will bring families together...

-..to see what's happening

-in the gardens of Welsh homes.

-We're joined in the studio by the

-RSPB Cymru Communications Officer.

-Eleri Wyn, welcome to the studio.

-Thank you.

-You've made it to the studio,

-despite the wind and rain.

-Yes, I'm here despite

-the wind and rain.

-Tell us more about the weekend.

-This weekend, it's an opportunity

-for people to get together...

-..and look at the wildlife

-in the garden.

-The survey is celebrating

-its 37th birthday.

-Last year, over half a million

-people joined in with the appeal.

-We want to attract even more

-to get involved, this year.

-Is there a special time or day?

-You can participate in this survey

-at any time over the weekend.

-This is a great thing to do with the

-whole family.

-This is a great thing to do with the

-whole family.

-You can sit outside with a cuppa and

-biscuit for an hour.

-How do we begin?

-I'd suggest to start

-by visiting our website...

-..to learn about

-the birdwatch appeal.

-You will learn about the different

-types of birds.

-You don't have to be experts

-to get involved.

-What type of things should

-we keep an eye out for?

-We won't just be looking at birds.

-However, we do concentrate on birds.

-You can look back at the entire year

-and not just this weekend.

-How do people contact you?

-We'd love to see your images

-on Facebook and Twitter.

-There's the #biggardenbirdwatch

-We're expecting lots of people

-to get involved.

-The weather has been very mild

-recently.

-Species have been out and about

-as it's been warmer than usual.

-What if we don't see anything?

-It isn't a problem if you don't spot

-any birds during your birdwatch.

-It will help us with our research.

-Some people must

-have seen rare birds.

-Some people have

-spotted rather rare birds.

-Last year, we saw a drop in some

-species of birds.

-What would you love for

-someone to see?

-RSPB would love to see more

-birds in general.

-I can't pick one species.

-We want to know what people see in

-their back gardens.

-We want people to supply a home for

-nature and animals.

-There are several ways to help

-wildlife.

-There's plenty of information

-on our website.

-Sarah Mitchell will also be later.

-Sarah will be here with

-plenty of advice for you.

-She'll show us how to make bird

-feeders.

-Thank you, Eleri.

-In this country,

-we're used to the wet weather...

-..and we get plenty of use

-from our rain coats.

-If you fancy a change, Helen

-will join us after the break...

-..with a variety of garments that

-are suitable for the wet weather.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Earlier, we mentioned the RSPB

-Big Garden Birdwatch weekend.

-However, how can we attract

-more birds to our gardens?

-Sarah Mitchell is RSPB Cymru's

-Youth and Education officer...

-..and she's here

-to share her advice.

-Welcome to the studio, Sarah.

-Thank you.

-You travel around schools

-with your role.

-Are children interested in birds?

-Children are very interested

-in the subject.

-They may not know much about it

-before I turn up...

-..but they enjoy bird watching

-after I've left.

-They love using binoculars.

-My son received binoculars for

-Christmas so he would love this.

-Children loves these things

-on the table in front of us.

-When we go to schools,

-we bird watch with the children...

-..and then we help to create

-bird feeders with them.

-You can create an easy bird freeder.

-This is how they will look

-after we've finished.

-This is very easy.

-Cut the chord and put a knot in it.

-You should keep it away

-from other animals.

-My cats could enjoy these.

-Tie a knot in the line.

-This will hold it up on the tree.

-The lard can make your skin

-feel great.

-Take some of the worms

-and place them in the lard.

-You can purchase these

-in RSPB's shops or pound shops.

-You will find these in any store

-which sells bird feeders.

-Create a ball around the string.

-You could do these outside.

-Children love doing this.

-You roll the ball around

-in the dry worms.

-It's just like putting sprinkles

-on a truffle!

-I wouldn't like to eat this.

-This is easy to do with the children

-before bird watching.

-You can place seeds and nuts

-in a bird feeder like this.

-If you have apples on the turn...

-..you can also put these

-in the bird feeders.

-Can you feed the birds with bread?

-You can feed birds

-a small amount of bread...

-..but it can make them feel full

-on an empty stomach.

-Thank you, Sarah.

-The boys of Talgarreg certainly

-do their bit to care for birds.

-Ioan, Llyr and Dion

-of Talgarreg and Bwlchyfadfa...

-..have been making and selling

-bird boxes for the local people.

-They sold ten boxes in one day.

-Congratulations,

-Ioan, Llyr and Dion.

-Rain, rain and more rain.

-That's what we expect

-from this country's weather.

-You can't go far without a raincoat

-in this wet weather.

-That's exactly what Helen has for us

-in today's fashion slot.

-Welcome to the studio, Helen.

-Thank you.

-You look very summery

-despite the wet weather.

-I've tried to bring some sunshine

-to your day.

-You need more than a coat

-on a day like today.

-You have to be sure

-that your clothes don't get ruined.

-You should try and invest

-in some good piece.

-You don't need

-to look plain or ugly.

-Let's start with this bag.

-This is a bag you can use everyday.

-This is from H&M

-and costs under 30.

-It's made of plastic.

-You don't want to ruin any leather

-in the rain.

-Wellies are very fashionable.

-These wellies are from Asda.

-They cost 13.

-Wellies are cold and you

-will need good socks with them.

-It's fashionable to show the socks

-I have red wellies.

-I have silver wellies

-and I look like a space cadet.

-These gloves

-are from Marks and Spencer.

-These have the eTip which enable you

-to use them with a mobile phone.

-Many stores stock

-these types of gloves.

-This is a great time to buy boots.

-They're on the sale.

-These are currently half price.

-These aren't leather,

-but will continue to keep you warm.

-The horse riding style

-is still very fashionable.

-We also have

-a Marks and Spencer bag.

-This nylon bag

-with a faux leather trim is great.

-Raincoats keep you dry

-but they aren't very warm.

-The fleece can be removed

-from this coat.

-This is from George at Asda.

-Sometimes, when it rains,

-you're warm...

-..but need something

-to keep you dry.

-This next style is classical.

-These are great for the rain.

-This blue one is from Marks

-and Spencer and costs 45.

-This black one is from Asda

-and it costs 25.

-This is a double breasted coat.

-Choosing one of these

-will depend on your body shape.

-Next, we have Ffion.

-The coat is from Peter Storm

-in Milletts and costs 60.

-This is a classical style, which you

-can keep in the wardrobe for years.

-These stylish wellingtons

-are also from Asda.

-Thank you, Helen.

-After the break...

-..Heledd ap Gwynfor will be sharing

-her most prized possessions with us.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Heledd ap Gwynfor is here to share

-her most prized possessions with us.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-You've also brought a special person

-with you and his name is Meredydd.

-How old is he?

-He's four and a half months.

-Tell us a bit about yourself.

-I live in Carmarthen.

-I've recently moved

-into the town centre.

-I work in Tresaith.

-I own a shop in the area.

-We sell ice cream.

-We go further afield

-with my prized possessions.

-When Rhys and I married,

-we went on honeymoon to Peru.

-We did a tour.

-We also spent a few days

-in the Amazon.

-The guides asked

-what we wanted to see.

-We all said that we wanted to see

-a jaguar.

-They said they were very rare.

-When we packed up to leave, we were

-travelling up the Heath River...

-..and the captain of the boat

-saw a jaguar.

-He stopped the boat

-and took us closer to the land.

-I took a photograph of the jaguar.

-I had to send the photograph

-to the Nature Reserve of Peru.

-They put it through the database.

-However, they couldn't find anything

-about this jaguar.

-I was allowed to name it.

-They sent me a certificate.

-I searched for names

-and I called it Arancaya.

-I've also travelled to China.

-I spent two years as a teacher

-in China.

-Now and again,

-we would travel to Beijing.

-Only two of us from other countries

-lived in a certain area...

-..and when we went to Beijing,

-we could speak English to others.

-The tattoo on my back

-is from my time in Beijing.

-This is a small tattoo.

-I wouldn't have a big one.

-The tattoo is a Chinese dragon

-which says "Cymru" or Wales.

-This is a permanent souvenir

-of my time in China.

-Meredydd is my final

-prized possession.

-He's been good today.

-He's an incredible baby.

-He's always like this.

-Life has changed for me

-since becoming a parent.

-I love being a parent.

-I didn't know such a love existed

-before having Meredydd.

-Will you arrange a trip

-with Meredydd?

-It would be a lot of work.

-Thank you, Heledd.

-Don't forget about tonight's Heno

-at 7.00pm with Mari Grug.

-She'll be joined by Iola Wyn, the

-head of Carmarthen's Atom Centre.

-Rhodri Davies visits The Borough

-Welsh Congregational Chapel, London.

-He hears about a new choir that will

-compete in this year's Eisteddfod.

-Join us tomorrow for another edition

-of Prynhawn Da at 2.00pm.

-Pryd o Ser will be on

-after the news and weather on S4C.

-Until tomorrow, goodbye.

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