Six Villages - Brynawel, Cwmfelinfach, Wattsville, Wyllie, Ynysddu and Gelli Groes.

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End Of Bowls Season: The bowls season is nearly closed with the club finals taking place throughout the coming weeks.

The annual presentation evening is at the Ynysddu Bowls Club's HQ, the Progressive Club, Ynysddu, on Friday, November 2.

Club members and visitors are welcome, as is anyone interested in joining the bowls club. There will be a buffet and artist.

Mothers' Union: The St Theodore's Church Mothers Union meet on the first Tuesday in every month at 2pm. This Tuesday, they are looking forward to a talk on aromatherapy through the ages.

Everyone is welcome to attend this very interesting presentation Fun at Quiz Night: The Sardis Community Centre is holding a quiz night on Friday, November 2, at 7pm in the Ambulance Hall, Ynysddu.

The questions will be on general knowledge and it should be good for a laugh, with a cup of tea thrown in. Many raffle prizes. Tickets £2 School vandalism: I was looking forward to doing a lovely report on the new poly tunnel erected in the Ynysddu Primary School allotment.

However, instead I am reporting an incident of vandalism - local children have thrown stones at the tunnel and some have broken the plastic.

Chris Ward, the school clerk says the children worked hard to get the tunnel ready for planting with early vegetables and they cannot understand why anyone would want to cause damage.

Julie Protheroe, head teacher says the school has had wonderful support from the allotment holders and if anyone finds out the names of the perpetrators they will be reported.

The school is in the process of fitting CCTV cameras so any future attacks can be monitored.

Mums and Dads - do you know what your children are doing in the evenings? Help nip this vandalism in the bud now, before more damage is done.

In the pink at fundraiser: The Cwmfelinfach Community Church Craft Club held a charity craft and coffee event recently.

The church and the garden leading to it were beautifully decorated with pink flowers carefully crafted by children and members of the church and community centre.

Visitors could make a pink tag in remembrance of loved ones lost to breast cancer or to celebrate a recovery.

The tags were beautifully crafted and each had a special personal message.

All the tags were then hung on a tree and displayed in the church.

A sum of £700 was raised and all proceeds will go to Breast Cancer Wales.

What's On: Monday Bingo at the Black Prince, 9pm start.

Wednesday General knowledge quiz at the Forestier-Walker Conservative Club (Blue Club), Cwmfelinfach starting at 9pm.

Bingo at the Jubilee Club, Wattsville. Eyes down at 9pm.

Thursday Free pool all evening at the Ynysddu Hotel.

Friday Karaoke evening at the Black Prince, Ynysddu.

Pioneer Club, Cwmfelinfach, evening disco.

Free juke box all night at the Ynysddu Hotel.

Saturday Progressive Club, Ynysddu, live artist.

Sunday Black Prince at 7pm, Karaoke.