COMPETITION WINNERS.CINEMA tickets go toD Joyce, Deganwy; JE Roberts, St Asaph St Asaph (Welsh: Llanelwy) is a town in North Wales on the River Elwy. It has a population of 3,491 (Census 2001). The town of St Asaph is surrounded by countryside and views of the Vale of Clwyd. ; L Edwards, Denbigh; P Hodkin, St Asaph; E Roberts, Denbigh; Ellie Thomas, Anglesey; J Halton, St Asaph; E Griffith, Bangor; D Griffiths, Caernarfon; M Jones, Denbigh; N Owen, Llanelwy; M Roberts, Caernarfon. Beatles tickets to JE Roberts, St Asaph; MRoberts, Caernarfon; J Bennett, Connah''s Quay; M Roberts, Wrexham. Arriva tickets to JK Jervis,Tal-y-Bont; T Roberts, Bangor; E Owen,Caernarfon; B Williams, Llangefni; J Jasek, Wrexham; E Hughes, Abergele; AJ Owen, Caernarfon; M Free, Rhyl; C Mamwell, Trefriw; K Hughes, Prestatyn; EM Roberts, Y Felinheli Y Felinheli is a village lying beside the Menai Strait (Welsh:Y Fenai) between Bangor and Caernarfon in Gwynedd, north-west Wales. The population is about 2,200. Etymology Its name comes from y (the), melin (mill) and heli (brine/salt-water/sea) ; H Keeble, Chirk chirk tr. & intr.v. chirked, chirk·ing, chirks To make or become cheerful. [Middle English chirken, to chirp, chirrup, from Old English cearcian, ; D Jones, Pwllheli; A Owen, Holyhead; G Seabrook, Wrexham; C Griffith, Amlwch; M Parry, Aberffraw; GLee, Caernarfon; I Logan, Caernarfon; JL Davies,Tywyn. |
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