211 May 2019 Signposts by Signposts Magazine

Issue No 211

Living our Spirituality Out … Dot-to-Dot Many people would agree that every human being has a spiritual aspect or side to them. Spirituality is often understood as the meaning we ascribe to ourselves, the world, and even the universe around us, as well as our ultimate beliefs and values about birth, life and death. It’s about connecting all the different points in our lives like a ‘dotto-dot’ until we start to see the whole picture. Christian spirituality is based on four important relationships – our relationship with God, with ourselves, with others and with the created world. God is described as being ‘closer to us than we are to ourselves’ and yet so often we seem far away. Our spirituality therefore, has to address the question of how to live with God who is often present, but sometimes absent. The Psalmist prays; ‘give me an undivided heart’ – focusing on expanding that part of us which is open God. Thomas Merton, a monk was clear; ‘don’t go into the desert to escape people – but to find them in God.’ Somehow getting closer to God helps us to be closer to others especially those who are different to us. And finally, our spirituality should be healing the way we relate to the amazing world around us which is in such danger. In this way, we do not separate our inner and outer worlds – our prayer and our action are intimately connected.

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Jesus Christ, the one Christians follow, seemed to have these four relationships fully clear and open in his life. He knew that he was God’s beloved child and that gave him a secure identity and so knew God’s will for his life and the world. He announced God’s Kingdom which was radically inclusive and healing of all – including people who were thought of as complete outsiders. And he was able to calm a storm. Through all this, he prayed, and he taught his followers to pray. In order to provide guidance, The Church in Wales offers a framework to help us live the life of Christ. It is loosely based on the Rule of St Benedict and is intended as a basic commitment for every Anglican Christian in Wales … it is referred to as the Church in Wales ‘Rule of Life’: In response to the love of God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, I offer my life to God and commit myself to: • • • •

Praying and listening to God daily, worshipping with the church and being fed by him in the Eucharist Growing in my understanding of God by daily Bible reading and reflection, and learning together with the church Serving God in my daily life and work Sharing God’s gifts of time, talents and money with my neighbours, the church, the community and the world.

EDITORSHIP If you wish to contact the editor, please note the email address: signpostsmagazine@gmail.com

Llanelwedd Little Learners @ Llanelwedd Church in Wales Primary School Currently open Monday-Friday 9.15-11.15am (increasing to 9.15-11.45am soon) in Llanelwedd Jubilee Hall. Funded sessions from the term after a child turns 3 years old For more information.

Tel. 01982 552616.

Email. little.learners@llanelwedd.powys.sch.uk

We also have a Facebook Page â&#x20AC;&#x153;Llanelwedd Little Learnersâ&#x20AC;? where you can see what we get up to. This page has a messaging option

Open all year round by appointment Dogs on leads welcome Some areas not accessible to wheelchairs. www.llysdinamgardens.co.uk

Ministry Area Notices Builth Ministry Area

Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Breakfast 25th May 10.00am Drovers Tea Rooms, Builth

LLANGASTY RETREAT HOUSE

Drop in Quiet Day Monday 13th May An opportunity to pause for prayer and personal reflection come for all or part of the day. Bring your own lunch. Coffee and tea provided. No charge, but donations welcome. No need to book. 10am - 4pm with Eucharist at 12 noon

Come and Join us

Phone: 01874 658250 E-mail: enquiries@llangasty.com Visit: www.llangasty.com

LLANGASTY

Cymun Bendigaid Welsh

RETREAT HOUSE

Eucharist

A Eucharist through the medium of Welsh every Monday at midday in Brecon Cathedral. Croeso i bawb All Welcome

Mothers Union Diocesan Festival For the Brecon Archdeaconry at Brecon Cathedral Tuesday 21st May 2.30pm. All MU members and supporters welcome.

Diocesan Vision Prayer Father, we hold before you our family in the Diocese of Swansea and Brecon and we open our hearts and minds to your Spirit. Bless us as we gather in your name; Guide us as we grow into the likeness of your Son; Lead us by your Spirit to go out and make disciples of others. God of our journeying, be our way and our truth and our life; our beginning and our end. We pray through Jesus our Lord. Amen.

Magazine hopes its readers are looking forward to an enjoyable Easter season. If you would like to offer a letter or article our contact details are on the back page. signpostsmagazine@gmail.com

Builth Ministry Area - Colwyn Dear Friends,

Events and Meetings

You will have noticed that St Mary’s Church, Llanfaredd will be holding our yearly Rogation Sunday Service. This takes place on the 19th May at 10.00. Everyone is welcome to come to ‘the church in the farmyard.’ The word “rogation” is from the Latin rogare, “to ask” and historically, the Rogation Days were the three days before Ascension Day. This service is where we ask God’s blessing on, not just Church House Farm, but on all our farmers, their families, animals, farmhouses, farmyards and buildings. After a short Communion service in church we all process out, to see God’s beautiful creation of hills and fields, we then look to the fields and ask God’s blessing on the land which provides the flocks with food and drink. As we walk around we thank God for the companionship and variety of animals and birds and lastly, we thank God for all farmers, for their skills and hard work and their energy. We finish off the morning by sharing in a well-earned cup of tea/coffee and fellowship.

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A prayer for Rogationtide: Remember, Lord, your mercy and loving-kindness towards us. Bless this good earth and make it fruitful. Bless our labour and give us all things needed for our daily lives. Bless the homes of our parish and all who live within them. Bless our common life and our care for our neighbour. Hear us, good Lord. Amen.

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May Thursday 23rd & 30th May from 10 am, Sewing Group at Hundred House Hall Wednesday 8th & 22nd May from 10 am, Coffee Connection at with free tea, coffee and biscuits at Hundred House Hall. All Welcome. Contact Jo: 01982 570326 for free transport. Friday 10th May, All day, Quinquennial Inspection of St Mary, Bettws Disserth and St Mary, Llanfaredd Sunday 12th May, All Day Tractor Run at Hundred House Tuesday 14th & 28th May at 10 am, Bible Study at Cregrina. All Welcome. Phone Cherry on 01982 570702 for details. Thursday 16th May, 2.30-3.10pm, Story Time for pre-school children, babies and their carers, at St Matthew’s, Llanelwedd Friday 17th May at 18:30, Friday Fellowship at Cregrina. For ladies of all ages to meet new and old friends, chat, eat supper together and share and encourage each other in their faith. Contact Cherry on 01982 570702 for details or powyschurch@gmail.com. Saturday 25th May, 10 am, Men’s Breakfast at The Drovers Tearoom. Monday 27th May, Bank Holiday Tuesday 28th May, 7 pm, Hundred House and District W.I. at Hundred House Hall Friday 31st May, 9:30 am Morning Prayer at St Matthew’s Llanelwedd (or at the Rectory, Llanelwedd if the weather is very cold). This service will conclude with a short time of open reflection. 2nd,

9th,

16th,

19th May Easter 5 11.00 Llanfaredd Benefice Rogation Service LW Readings: Acts 16:9-15 or Ezekiel 37:1-14; Psalm 67; Revelation 21:10, 22-22:5; John 14:23-29 or John 5:1-9

Blessings to you all.

Linda

Services for May

26th May Easter 6 9.30 Bettws Holy Communion LW 9.30 Cregrina Village Service DD 11.15 Llanelwedd Holy Communion LW Readings: Ezekiel 34:11-16; Psalm 28:6-9; 1 Thessalonians 2:2b-8; Matthew 13:31-33 Due to moving Rogation Sunday from this Sunday to the 19th May the readings are for Augustine of Canterbury

5th May Easter 3 10.00 Llansantffraed Holy Communion tbc 6 pm Glascwm Village Service ET Readings: Acts 9:1-6 [7-20] or Zephaniah 3:14-20; Psalm 30; Revelation 5:11-14 or Acts 9:1-6 [7-20] John 21:1-19 12th May Easter 4 09.30 Cregrina Holy Communion JO 11.15 Llanelwedd Worship4All ET/MJ 11.15 Rhulen Holy Communion JO Readings: Acts 9:36-43 or Genesis 7:1-5, 11-18; 8::6-18; 9:8-13; Psalm 23; Revelation 7:9-17 or Acts 9:36-43; John 10:22-30

30th May Thursday Benefice Ascension Day Service 7 pm Llanelwedd Holy Communion LW Readings: Acts 1:1-11 or Daniel 7:9-14; Psalm 47 or 93; Ephesians 1:15-23 or Acts 1:1-11;

Llanelwedd with Llanfaredd, Llansantffraed-in-Elwell, Bettws, Cregrina, Glascwm and Rhulen Revd Mthr Linda Watson, The Rectory, Llanelwedd LD2 3TY 01982 553533, revlindawatson@gmail.com Licensed Lay Minister. Mr Eddie Thomas. 01982 552873, edwin.thomas935@btinternet.com 4

Builth Ministry Area - Colwyn Services for June 2nd June Easter 7 (Ministry and Calling Sunday) 10.00 Llansantffraed Holy Communion LW 18.00 Glascwm Village Service MJ Readings: Ezekiel 36:24-28 or Acts 16: 16-34; Psalm 97; Acts 16:16-34 or Revelation 22:12-14, 16, 17, 20, 21; John 17:20-26

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9th June Pentecost 10.00 Rhulen Benefice Holy Communion LW/ET Readings: Acts 2:1-21 or Genesis 11:1-9; Psalm 104:2436; Romans 8:14-17 or Acts 2: 1-21 John 14:8-17 [25-27]

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Events and Meetings

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16th June Trinity Sunday/Rogation Sunday 11.00 Llanfaredd Benefice Rogation Service LW Readings: Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31; Psalm 8; Romans 5:15; John 16:12-15

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23rd June Trinity 1 09.30 Bettws Holy Communion LW 09.30 Cregrina Village Service DD 11.15 Llanelwedd Holy Communion JO Readings: Isaiah 65:1-9; Psalm 22:19-28; Galatians 3:23-29; Luke 8:26-39

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30th June Trinity 2 10.00 Hundred House Hall Holy Communion LW Hosted by Cregrina/Rhulen Readings: 1 Kings19:15, 16, 19-21; Psalm 16; Galatians 5:1, 13-25; Luke 9:51-62

June Thursday 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th June from 10 am, Sewing Group at Hundred House Hall Wednesday 12th, 26th June from 10 am, Coffee Connection at with free tea, coffee and biscuits at Hundred House Hall. All Welcome. Contact Jo: 01982 570326 for free transport. Tuesday 11th, 25th June at 10 am, Bible Study at Cregrina. All Welcome. Phone Cherry on 01982 570702 for details. Thursday 20th June, 2.30-3.10pm, Story Time for pre-school children, babies and their carers, at St Matthew’s, Llanelwedd Friday 21st June at 18:30, Friday Fellowship at Cregrina. For ladies of all ages to meet new and old friends, chat, eat supper together and share and encourage each other in their faith. Contact Cherry on 01982 570702 for details or powyschurch@gmail.com. Friday 28th June at 9.30, Morning Prayer at St Matthew’s Church, Llanelwedd. Saturday 29th June at 10 am, Men’s Breakfast at The Drovers Tearoom.

Website: www.colwynbenefice.wordpress.com This is a useful source of information on church services and community events and offers resources and support in areas such as prayer and Bible study. Colwyn Benefice’s Facebook page can be accessed from this website

16th June, 3 pm At The Rectory, Llanelwedd Everyone is welcome This event is FREE (donations welcome) 28th June, 10.00-12.00 At Olwen’s Plasnewydd, 20 Broadway, Builth Wells, Powys, LD2 3DB

Community Charity Shop Llandrindod Wells Commencing 15th June Cregrina members would be very grateful to receive any donated items to sell for church funds. Please contact Jo McNulty (01982 570326) Or Mary Kinsey (01982 570240)

Builth Ministry Area – Buallt First Sunday of month

09.30

Family Worship in Builth Lead by Lay Worship Leaders

Matins in Maesmynis Gina Ayling

11.00

15.00

Second Sunday of month Holy Eucharist in Builth

Third Sunday of month Holy Eucharist in Builth with guest celebrant & preacher*

Fourth Sunday of month Holy Eucharist In Builth

Fifth Sunday of month

United Eucharist in Alltmawr (time tbc)

Holy Eucharist In Maesmynis

Holy Eucharist in Llanddewi’rCwm

Every Thursday House Group meets Judith 552706 Every Thursday Bell-Ringers in St. Mary’s Tower at 19.30 David 552477

Rogation Walk Taking place on Bank Holiday Monday 27th May 2019 10.20am. We will start from Alltmawr Church (car parking at Chapel House forecourt).Slow climb up to the bright uplands of the Lower Epynt before descending to Llandewi’r Cwm. An amble across the meadows to Maesmynis where a light lunch is provided in the Church Hall. After lunch we wend our way down to the banks of the River Irfon before trekking upstream to the charming Church of St David’s, Llanynis. (Light refreshments and transport to Builth or Alltmawr usually available). Gentle pace and suitable for all ages. Usually concluded by mid afternoon. For more details contact Ivor Williams on 01982 552808. Indication of participation would help in respect of the catering provision.

On Palm Sunday we said a formal and heart-felt farewell to Fr Neil Hook, Abi, Casey and Megan. We wished them all the very best, presented Neil with a new Stole and were able on Easter Day to present the family with a copy of this photograph. Its twin is on the wall at the back of St Mary’s. Many thanks to Ted, (who managed, you will notice, to take this fantastic photograph and be in it). Builth Wells with Llanddewi’r-Cwm & Llangynog with Maesmynis & Llanynis with Alltmawr Rev’d Canon Mark Beaton (Area Dean) -Tel: 01544 350342, Email: revmark.beaton@gmail.com

Builth Ministry Area - Erwood & Painscastle love and understanding. As with all Luke’s unique stories, this one is full of humanity, movement and aspiration. Mary rushes to be with Elizabeth, John leaps in his Mother’s womb and all the irrepressible emotion of the moment culminates with her outpouring of her joy in The Magnificat. Thus, the day after we are celebrating the ascension of Jesus into heaven, the birth story is beginning again. We are shown that the birth, Passion, death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus are inseparable events in the story and through his incarnation as God on earth we are presented with the single truth that the cycle of worldly life and death is within the eternal setting of God’s will for his children; through his love, death is not the end – new life will always follow. We may not deeply understand this or truly believe it when we are bewildered or sorrowful, but the Gospels are unequivocal about the importance of the God who has risen. Like the father of the epileptic boy seeking healing for his son, perhaps we should daily say: “Lord I have faith. Help my lack of faith.” (Mark 9:24.)

Dear All, Alleluia, Christ is risen! Well done and thank-you to all who joined in the celebrations of Holy Week. The presence of the faithful presence makes the memory of our Lord’s Passion a tangible reality in our hearts and minds. Now, allow the power of his resurrection to sustain you when you need to feel his strength, and may this enhance your heart’s reception of the Easter joy now and always. This year, May gives us the remaining four weeks of the Easter Season in which to revel in this joy. God continues to answer our questioning hearts by nurturing the seeds of new growth that began with our Lenten journey; deepening our relationship with him through helping us to love his Son in a new way. The Father has carried us into the death of his Son and now draws Jesus from death to life and presents him to the disciples and to the world. Enjoy the resurrection stories! - He is our Risen Lord; this is our Scripture. We are born to new life in him and there will be no end to this growth. This is the very essence of Spring. May it be always Springtime in each and every Christian heart. How fitting that the Feast of Mary’s Visitation to Elizabeth falls on the last day of the month as, this year, we enter into the glorious climax of the Easter Season that is made up of the three festivals of Ascension Day, Pentecost and Trinity Sunday. The Visitation is Luke’s wonderful grounding of the Incarnation within a domestic picture of close family

So, let us truly continue to celebrate Eastertide this May and may we all dwell in the continuing joy that a heartfelt knowledge of the Resurrection may bring. He is risen indeed! Alleluia. All blessings. Father Paul. X

Aberedw w Llandeilo Graban w Llanbadarn-y-Garreg w Crickadarn w Gwenddwr & Bryngwyn w Newchurch w Llanbedr Painscastle w Llanddewi Fach Revd Fthr Paul Keown, Trefechan, Edw Crescent, Aberedw, Builth Wells LD2 3UH, 01982 560653, frpaulkeown@mac.com 7

Builth Ministry Area - Erwood & Painscastle Services for May

Sunday 9th June

Sunday 5th May 3rd Sunday of Easter 9.30am 11.00am 11.00am 11.00am

Llanbadarn-Y- Garreg Gwenddwr Llandeilo Graban Newchurch

9.30am Crickadarn 9.30am Aberedw 11.00am Llanbedr

Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil) Morning Prayer Holy Communion

Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil) Eucharist (FrPhil)

Midweek Eucharist on Wednesdays at 6.30pm esumes in St Cewydd’s from April 3rd. St Cewydd’s, Aberedw. Evening Prayer at 6.00pm on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Midweek Eucharist at 6.30pm on Wednesday.

Sunday 19th May 5th Sunday of Easter 9.30am Llandeilo Graban Eucharist 11.00am Gwenddwr Eucharist 3.00pm Llandewi Fach Eucharist

Sunday 26th May 6th Sunday of Easter 9.30am Bryngwyn 9.30am Crickadarn 11.00am Aberedw

Painscastle Mothers’ Union

Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil) Eucharist

You are most welcome to join us at our meetings. Meetings are held at Painscastle Village Hall on the 2nd Tuesday of each month during the winter months. For more information contact: Fran Shaw, 01982 56048

Services for June Sunday 2nd June 7th Sunday of Easter 9.30am 11.00am 11.00am 11.00am

Eucharist Eucharist (Fr Phil) Eucharist

Occasionally - times may vary due to circumstances. Always worth a check if forward planning.

Sunday 12th May 4th Sunday of Easter 9.30am Crickadarn 9.30am Aberedw 11.00am Llanbedr

Pentecost

Llanbadarn-Y- Garreg Eucharist Gwenddwr Eucharist (Fr Phil.) Llandeilo Graban Morning Prayer Newchurch Holy Communion

Irfon & Wye Ministry Area Services

St David’Maesmynis and St Mary’s Builth from the Air. With grateful thanks to Paul Skippon .

Worship for April

11.00 Sung Eucharist in Alltmawr 11.00 Sung Reserved Eucharist in Maesmynis 15.00 Sung Eucharist in Llanddewi’r-Cwm

07 April (Passion Sunday) 10.00 Family Eucharist in Builth 15.00 Sung Eucharist in Llanddewi’r-Cwm

28 April (Easter II) 09.30 Sung Eucharist in Builth

14 April (Palm Sunday) 10.00 Palm Procession at St. Mary’s, Builth 10.30 Liturgy of the Passion 21 April (Easter Day) 09.30 Choral Eucharist in Builth

Irfon & Wye Ministry Area Service Services for May May 5th 9:30 HC EOD 11:00 MW St James 11:15 HC Llanlleonfel 11:15 MW Llanganten 11:15 MW Llanfihangel May 12th 9:30 MW EOD 9:30 HC Llangammarch 9:30 MW Cwmbach 11:00 HC St James 11:00 MW Newbridge 15:00 HC Llanafan May 19th 9:30 HC EOD 11:00 MW St James 11:15 HC Llanganten HC = Holy Communion MW = Morning Worship

May 26th 9:30 MW 9:30 MW 9:30 HC 11:00 HC 11:00 HC June 2nd 9:30 HC 11:00 MW 11:15 MW 11:15 MW 11:15 HC June 9th 9:30 MW 9:30 HC 9:30 MW 11:00 HC 11:00 MW

EOD Llangammarch Cwmbach St James Newbridge EOD St James Llanlleonfel Llanganten Llanfihangel EOD Llangammarch Cwmbach St James Newbridge

All readings are available from the online lectionary https://www.churchinwales.org.uk/lectionary

Easter Sunday saw the last service of our vicar, Rev’d Petra Beresford-Webb. The service was lovely and was followed by a bring and share lunch in the Victoria Hall where Petra was presented with some gifts We wish Petra all the best for the future whilst we go with trepidation and a certain of excitement into a period of interregnum. Worship for April amount We hope that all will go well with our future services and would like to thank 07 April (Passion Sunday) Reverends John Stocker, Andrew Tweed, Carolyn and Nigel Hall for their support going forward.

A special Ministry Area service for Ascension Day will be held on Thursday 30th May, 7pm at St James’ Church, Llanwrtyd Wells this will be led by the Area Dean Rev’d Canon Mark Beaton

Coffee Morning and IV Parish 200 Club Draw Saturday 4th May, 10.30am-11.30am Alexandra Hall, Llangammarch £1 entry

St John’s, Cwmbach Invites you to the Re-Dedication of the WW1 Memorial 9th June 3pm Songs of Praise With Tea afterwards

If you have any questions about services, please contact your Benefice Warden or a member of the Ministry Area Team. For others queries (baptisms, weddings, funerals, etc), please contact Rev’d Canon Mark Beaton (Area Dean) -Tel: 01544 350342, Email: revmark.beaton@gmail.com

RAF Association calls for volunteers across Builth Wells to tackle loneliness The RAF Association is looking to recruit volunteers across Builth Wells and surrounding areas for its befriending service, which pairs volunteers with members of the RAF community who are struggling with feeling lonely or isolated. With 170,000 RAF veterans dealing with issues of isolation, and 85,000 of them coping specifically with feelings of loneliness, 1 the service is a valuable source of companionship to members of the RAF family. Looking to recruit volunteers from all backgrounds who are 18 years old or over, the Association’s Volunteer Manager, Katharine Lord, points out there are key qualities they look for in befrienders: “Befrienders can play such an important role in somebody’s life and while there is no single type of person we look for, a good befriender is someone that is caring and empathetic, able to build a rapport with people, is reliable and a good listener.” Volunteers support befriendees in a number of ways such as popping round for a cup of tea, researching local community groups where the befriendee could potentially meet new friends, or simply being at the end of the phone for a chat. It’s not just the befriendee who benefits from the service. The benefits for volunteers include learning new skills, building confidence, meeting new people and the opportunity to give back to their community. Those who successfully complete training will also achieve the AIM Awards Level 1 Award in Befriending qualification. Kelly, an Association befriender said: “Everyone you meet is so interesting and they all have a twinkle in their eye about what they got up to. It’s brilliant!” The training given to volunteers is a one-day course, run locally, that covers everything volunteers need to know to be an effective befriender. To find out more, search for ‘befriender’ roles on the RAF Association website at www.rafa.org.uk/volunteer. You can also call 0800 018 2361 or email volunteers@rafa.org.uk

Volunteers Required Red Kite Savings and Loans is your local financial cooperative for savings and loans in Powys. The Credit Union makes profits year on year which it passes back to its members. The Red Kite Savings and Loans are looking for volunteers. Are you able to offer a few hours a month to this local group? If you are please contact David Anderson on David.anderson.rkcu@gmail.com

Parry & Pugh Jane Pugh (Daughter of the late Walter Parry)

TEL. 01982 552644 MOB. 07974 315328

FUNERAL DIRECTORS A family business established in 1858

We now provide personalised pre-paid funeral plans PASADENA, 31 BRECON ROAD, BUILTH WELLS, POWYS LD2 3EB

Dale Williams Open all year round by appointment Admission: Adults ÂŁ5.00, children free Dogs on leads welcome Some areas not accessible to wheelchairs.

www.llysdinamgardens.co.uk llysdinamgardens@gmail.com

Ben Lloyd & Son

Painting & decorating, Highest quality Of papers hung, Tiling, coving, artexing, General building maintenance Tel. 01874 712206 Mob. 07800 541955 Over 15 years experience, Fully insured THOROUGHLY DRY SEASONED HARDWOOD LOGS ASH, OAK, BIRCH & ALDER

From Cefnllysgwynne Estate, Builth Wells ______________________________________________________

Memorial Craftsmen

Est. 1886 Member of the Guild of Master Craftsmen Churchyard memorials commemorative plaques additional inscriptions and renovations

Bridge Street, Rhayader Tel. 01597 810320 & 811183 Mob. 07767 220163

DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR Cut and split into easily handled sizes. Packed in bags weighing an average of 8 kilos net Price. ÂŁ3.50 per bag (negotiable for Bulk/regular orders) ORDERS/ENQUIRIES. Tel. 01982 551624

Newbridge-on-Wye New opening hours

Mon - Wed

07:30 - 19:30

Thu - Fri

07:30 - 21:00

Sat

09:00 - 21:00

Sun

09:00 - 16:00

ELECTRICIAN David Stone Electrics Free, no obligation quotes for all your household & domestic needs. 07771 767246 davidpstone@btinternet.com 01982 570403 NICEIC Registered Insured & all work fully guaranteed

Hay Meadow Burial Ground Meadow and Woodland Burials

A unique natural green burial ground located within the Radnorshire Hills. A place to rest in peace

14 High St, Builth, Powys LD2 3DN

Tel. 01982 553004

We welcome any faith, religion or belief so suitable for everyone. You can create something different or have a traditional funeral with a church service. Return back to nature and choose your final resting place. Plots are available to be reserved. Richard and Sarah Vale Busnant Farm, Glascwm, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 5SE Tel 01982 570701 info@haymeadowburials.co.uk www.haymeadowburials.co.uk

email. info@builthcs.co.uk www.builthcs.co.uk Registered Charity 1150452 Company limited by Guarantee 827866

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for our Community Car scheme & Charity Shop, also Befrienders & Directors for our Board of Management. Please contact our office for more information and an application form

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R. W. Evans & Son Ltd Monumental Mason Memorials & Commemorative plaques, additional inscriptions and renovations

Caleb Roberts Insurance Services Limited

highest quality at low prices, family firm established 100 yrs

Motor, House and Business Insurance Free Quotations

Unit 8B, Brecon Enterprise Park, Brecon Tel. 01874 625308 (day) 01874 624913 (eve)

01982 553 050

Piano Tuning David Day B.A., L.R.A.M., M.P.T.A.

Qualified Piano Tuner covering Mid Wales

W Cook The Medical Hall Llanwrtyd Wells

Eye examinations Contact lenses Spectacle Frames and lenses Low Vision Assessments Eye Health Examination Wales and Low Vision Accredited

Tel. 01982 553623 Mob. 07966594663 tuning@piano-tuning-wales.co.uk www.piano-tuning-wales.co.uk

Drug Store, Stationery & Toys, Gifts, Cosmetics, Greetings Cards, Batteries & Torches,

Cavendish House, Middleton St, Llandrindod Wells 01597 823400

Tel. 01591 610 207

23 High St, Builth Wells 01982 552801 www.sgmarshall.co.uk

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