Bangor Mail

BETHESDA BODEDERN your community

- with Iolo Griffiths

FOOTBALL ACADEMY: Former Wales and West Ham defender James Collins is bringing his Football Academy to Bangor to run a half-term camp for 5-14 year olds during half-term. It will take place from 10am-3pm on 20-21 February at Treborth playing fields, where Bangor 1876 have been playing their home matches and training this season. The team of qualified coaches at the camp will be led by Bangor 1876’s newly appointed director of football Iwan Williams, who is a UEFA Pro Licence holder. Williams has said the camp will be “fun-filled and provide an opportunit­y for children to develop”. Collins earned 51 Welsh caps during his playing career and played in the same team as Ryan Giggs, Aaron Ramsey and Gareth Bale, and also faced star players such as Ronalo, Manuel Neuer and Bastian Schweinste­iger. He has said that he and his wife Samantha “are really looking forward to the camp and can’t wait to see what talent North Wales possesses”. For further informatio­n and to book a place, go to: https://jamescolli­nsfa. com/course/february-half-term-camp/.

BEAUMARIS

OASIS CHURCH: Oasis Church in Margaret St welcomes you to the all age service at 10.30am each Sunday morning. The music is lively and you will hear teaching from the Bible made relevant to contempora­ry life situations. Contact the minister Philip Evans 0788150467­0 or email office@ociministr­ies.com

TEA DANCE: Last Sunday of every month at the Bulkeley Hotel at 2.30pm to raise money for Ovarian Cancer Research at Ysbyty Gwynedd. Admission £2.50. Contact the hotel or ring 01248 723223.

BEAUMARIS PIONEERS: Walking group meets every Wed at 2pm in the Iorwerth Rowlands Centre, Steeple Lane. It walks for an hour in the surroundin­g area, followed by light refreshmen­ts at the Centre; Contact the Centre 01248-811508 to register an interest and obtain details.

YOGA: With Kath Turner. Wednesday 8-9.30pm at the Iorwerth Rowlands Centre Gentle yoga for the young at Heart with Kath Turner 10-11.30am at Beaumaris Leisure Centre. www.kathturner­yoga.com or email kathryn.turner4@btinternet.com or phone 01248 750029

DRU YOGA CLASSES: Beginners welcome - try your first class for free! Weds 9.30-11am (term based). Bulkeley Hotel, 19 Castle St. Contact: 01248 602900 Ext 223 or christiane@druworldwi­de.com.

SINGING FOR PLEASURE: meets in the Iorwerth Rowlands Centre on Mondays from 10.30am-11.30am followed by refreshmen­ts.

YOGA: Come along for a gentle class, and feel the difference. Mondays, 1-2.30pm, Beaumaris Leisure Centre. Contact Katie on 07717 661717.

ROYAL VOLUNTARY SERVICE: The lunch club meets at the Beaumaris Leisure Centre every Tuesday. Register before attending by phoning Nicola Collins on 01248 661915.

BRIDGE: Beaumaris Duplicate Bridge Club holds two sessions a week at the David Hughes Centre. Mons at 9.20am, Gentle Duplicate session and Thurs at 6.50pm, Standard Duplicate catering for the average club player. More details from Bob or Gay Young on 01248 810057 or the website: beaumarisd­uplicatebr­idgeclub. org.uk. Also opportunit­y to play “Chicago” Bridge with the Castle Bridge Club on Mondays, 6.50pm in the Bulkeley Hotel, Castle St. Details from Rob Hughes 0n 01248 810970.

SCRABBLE: Are you a Scrabble enthusiast if so the Beaumaris Community Centre are hoping to start a club in the near future. if you are interested, phone Stephanie on 01248 490781 for further details.

BENLLECH

ST ANDREW’S CHURCH SERVICES: Sundays at 11am, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Sunday Holy Communion. On the 4th Sunday a shorter all age service followed by tea and coffee. Fridays at 10am Holy Communion. Also each Tues at 10am the church hall is open for tea and coffee.

FRIENDS IN HARMONY: A well establishe­d Barbershop chorus will entertain guests at your party, charity event or function. For details visit www. friendsinh­armony.org.uk. Gentlemen, Friends in Harmony are also looking for new members. To join the chorus on the risers, just turn up and have a go at the ex-Servicemen­s Hall, on a Monday at 7.30pm. Contact Bernard on 01248 410448.

TAI CHI: 1pm-2.15pm, Every Friday in

Benllech Community & Ex-Servicemen’s Hall. Session: £4 club members/£5 non-members. Tutor: Lindsay Meek on behalf of Clwb Benllech 50+ Club. Gentle Exercise, Helps Co-ordination, Aids Circulatio­n, Improves Mobility and Balance. Suitable for all ages and abilities for both men and women. For a placement, contact: Marilyn Tel: 01248 853207, or Lindsay Tel: 01286 870353 / Mob: 07854 438013.

BENLLECH 50+: Meet in the Community Hall, Benllech every Thursday 2pm-4pm. Happy friendly club and new members are always very welcome , any time of the year, Gentlemen as well as ladies. Talks, outings, luncheon club, bingo. Tea and Chat etc. January 23, The Story of Holyhead’s Captain Courageous, Captain John McGregor Skinner. January 30, Quiz with Sue.

PROBUS: Moelfre & District Probus Club. The primary aim of the club is to promote good fellowship. Membership is open to all who are retired, semi-retired or approachin­g retirement who have had some measure of responsibi­lity in any field of worthy endeavour, who are of good character and respected in their communitie­s. Probus meet on the third Tuesday each month (except August) at noon at the Breeze Hill Hotel, Benllech. The normal meeting consists of lunch followed by a talk given by a recommende­d speaker. The June meeting is normally an outing to a place of interest with lunch in that locality. The December meeting is replaced by a Christmas Lunch. Guests are always welcomed For further informatio­n contact: Peter Day Tel: (01248) 853444 pd@marinexfir­e.co.uk.

INDOOR BOWLING: Every Tuesday, 1pm-4pm, Benllech Community Ex-Servicemen’s Hall. 50+ Club. Enquiries: Dilys Howarth Tel: 0779163300­1. Session: £2 club members/£2.50 non-members. New members welcome.

GUIDING: Brownie unit. Contact Pat Gadd on 01248 601868.

DRU YOGA CLASSES: Thursdays 6.15-7.45pm. All abilities welcome. £8/ £7 concession­s. Snowdonia Mountain Lodge, Nant Ffrancon, LL573LX Bethesda. chrstiane@druworldwi­de.com, 01248 602900 Ext 218.

EGLWYS ST EDERN CHURCH: Monthly services. 2nd Sun, 9.30am Holy Communion English. 4th Sunday, 9.30am Offeren Cymraeg.

BODORGAN

COMMUNITY BINGO: In Bodorgan Community Centre every Thursday doors open at 6.30, for 8pm eyes down. All proceeds to the school.

ROYAL VOLUNTARY SERVICE: Lunch Club at Ysgol Gynradd Bodorgan, every other Tuesday during term time. If you would like to attend the lunch clubs or volunteer as a helper, register before attending by phoning Nicola Collins on 01248 661915.

CEMAES BAY

TABLE TENNIS: Cemaes Bay Table Tennis Social Club is a small group, who meet on a Tuesday between 7.30pm-9.30pm at Cemaes Bay village hall. There are three tables and all equipment is provided. Each session costs £2 which includes tea/coffee during the break. New players to the game are very welcome. Call Rachel on 01407 710893.

EXERCISE FOR LIVING: classes at Cemaes Bay Village Hall. One hour weekly classes, fun and easy to follow. Suitable for any age, improves and maintains a healthy heart, strengthen­s balance and co-ordination. Held every Monday morning at Cemaes Bay village hall between 9.45am and 10.45am. £3 per person.

DWYRAN

BINGO: on Wednesdays 7pm in Yr Hen Fecws/Old Bakehouse.

COFFEE MORNING: every Friday at 10.30am in Yr Hen Fecws/The old Bakehouse. Sgwrs a phanad. Meet friends and neighbours, make new friends over a cuppa and chat.

FRIDAY FILMS: 1st and 3rd Fridays each month. Doors open at 6.45pm for a cuppa and films start at 7pm. Enjoy watching a variety of recent release and award winning films in a cosy atmosphere. Suggested donation of £3. Further details and to be on a mailing list contact Elaine on elaine.yoga@tiscali.co.uk or ring 01248 430147.

RIDING FOR THE DISABLED: Volunteers are needed at Anglesey Riding for the Disabled at the Wednesday morning riding sessions between 9.30 and 1.30pm at Anglesey Riding Centre in Dwyran. Volunteers are also wanted at the new carriage driving sessions on Tuesdays between 10am and 2pm at City Dulas. Travel costs will be paid. This is a real opportunit­y to make a difference to people’s lives and you will be made welcome when you join the existing

Gwalchmai. Tel 01407 721956.

HOLYHEAD

ENGLISH METHODIST CHURCH: Meets at St David’s, Morawelon at 11am on Sundays.

ELIM PENTECOSTA­L CHURCH: Sunday 10.30am. Home groups/Mini Rockers parents and toddlers/Prayer meeting/The Gap (Youth programme). Contact www. elimholyhe­ad.com, tel 01407 238101.

SPIRITUALI­STS: Holyhead Spirituali­sts Associatio­n - meetings held at Llaingoch Community Centre every Thursday at 7pm.

BAPTISTS: Holyhead English Baptist Chapel (next to Town hall). Sunday services 10.30am with Junior Church and 6pm. Ladies meeting fortnightl­y on Thursday at 2pm. See Facebook or contact www.holyheadba­ptist.co.uk or 01407 749004.

QUAKERS: Local Quaker meetings for worship are held at the Ucheldre Centre on the second and fourth Sunday of every month. Contact 01407 763070. For info, visit www.crynwyrcym­ru.org.uk and www.northwales­quakers.org.uk

ROYAL BRITISH LEGION: Holyhead Branch, now meets at the Community Centre, Kingsland the first Wednesday of the month at 7.30pm. No longer do you have to be a member of the Royal British Legion or a member of any of our Armed Forces to join in any of the functions; you will always be welcome. Ring Dianne Preston on 0793597257­1 to be put on the mailing list to be kept informed about future events.

PHYSICALLY DISABLED: Meets in Kingsland Community Centre, opposite Kingsland Primary School. It invites anyone with a disability to join. On the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at 2.30-4.30pm. Transport available. Ring 01407 760326 for details. This is a happy club with plenty going on such as quizzes, games, talks, demos, trips out for meals, and afternoon tea and a chat. Do get in touch. You will be welcome at this happy and friendly club.

A TEAM CHARITY SHOP: in Boston Street are looking for good quality furniture, men’s/ladies clothing, bric-a-brac, bedding, prams and cots. For collection phone Rose on 0787290128­1 or 0797267385­3.

PARKINSON’S: Join Holyhead and District Parkinsons Support Group for laughter and chats at Boston Centre Stage, Boston St: 2pm-4pm; every 3rd Thursday in the month; easy access from nearby car park. Dates in 2020 are: Feb 20 / 19 Mar / 16 Apr / 21 May / 18 June Annual Outing / 16 July and 20 Aug no meeting summer patriciahu­ghes2017@gmail.com for more details.

LONDON ROAD CENTRE: Continues to offer the usual service of Meals On wheels, Room hire, Early Bird Breakfast and friendly Cafe. Why not call in say Hello meet the staff and enjoy a meal, snack or just a Coffee. Project Lydia continues its services in the Centre as does WOW Training. Call 760607 for informatio­n. Air Training Corps: (ATC) Parade times 7pm-9.30pm Mondays and Thursdays at Maeshyfryd Rd, Holyhead. Tel 01407 769931, 12-18 yrs. Why not come and check it out - welcome.

ANGLESEY FOOD BANK: Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 11am-3pm at the Elim Church, Longford Rd.

HOLYHEAD CANCER SUPPORT GROUP: Is a registered charity set up to offer support to those who are suffering or recovering from Cancer. Meetings take place at the Penucheldr­e Centre in Millbank in Holyhead on Weds, 11am-3.30pm. Variety of activities and therapies are offered in a pleasant, friendly atmosphere. Transport can be arranged to bring people to and from the venue by prior arrangemen­t. The group has outings to places of interest during the spring and summer. For more informatio­n on the group ring 01407 860794 in the evenings.

COMMUNITIE­S FIRST OUTREACH: Monday 9.15am-2pm Drop in service/CF Offices.

GATEWAY: Holyhead Gateway Club meets on Saturdays at Gwelfor Community Centre, between 10am and noon.

YOGA: Tuesdays at 10.30am, yoga class at Holyhead Sports Centre under Roseanne Preston, qualified tutor. Also Tai Chi on Mondays at 7pm. For details ring 01407 769517 or 0775910550­4.

HEAR TO HELP: Free minor repairs to NHS hearing aids, battery supply, re-tubing & advice at the NHS Volunteer Community Service Drop In. Third Thursday each month. 1-3pm at the Gwelfor Community Centre.

ROYAL VOLUNTARY SERVICE: Seeks new volunteers to help with its Community Transport, Good Neighbours and Positive Steps services in Gwynedd and Ynys Mon. If you have a few spare hours a week and would like to make a difference in someone’s life, the RVS would like to hear from you. Contact Gwenda Hughes on 01248 661915 or Gwenda.hughes@ royalvolun­taryservic­e.org.uk.

MICHAEL’S SHOP: 79A Market Street, Holyhead. A charity shop fundraisin­g for various charities. Opening times, 8.30am-10.30am, and 11.15am-4.30pm Mon-Fri. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Michael Kitt is looking for used and new postage stamps, plus postcards as he is fundraisin­g for the Bone Cancer charity. Pelase send stamps/postcards to Mr Michael Kitt, 2 Bodlondeb Terrace, Kingsland Road, Holyhead LL65 2HS, or to Michael’s Shop, 79A Market Street, Holyhead, LL65 1UW.

OVER 60?: And wondering what to do on a Monday? Then why not come along to the Lunch Club at Gwelfor Community Centre Holyhead between 11.30 and 1.15pm. Catch-up with old friends or make new ones, whilst enjoying a delicious, healthy and well balanced three course meal followed by tea or coffee and all for only £6.50. Considerat­ion is always given to anyone who has to follow a special diet. For further informatio­n contact Veronica Huband on 01407 763559 or e-mail veronica@morlo.co.uk.

PARC CYBI EXCAVATION­S: Jane Kenney, director of the Parc Cybi site will give a talk about the archaeolog­ical discoverie­s at Parc Cybi, at Ucheldre, February 7 at 7.30pm. Free admission. On February 8, at 9.30am-4.30pm there will be a day of talks at Ucheldre about the archaeolog­ical discoverie­s at Parc Cybi and their wider context. Cost £25 per person including buffet lunch. To book, contact Dan Amor on 01248 366970, or email dan.amor@ heneb.co.uk. An exhibition about Parc Cybi will run from February 8 to March 15.

DISCOVERIN­G OLD WELSH HOUSES:

Anglesey Group, first visit of 2020, St Cybi’s Church, Holyhead on Wednesday January 22. Meet at 2pm, cost £2 per head to be donated to the church. Will be shown round by two of the parishione­rs and there

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