NOSON LAWEN

You’re invited to join the Welsh Group, at the usual venue, for a traditional “Noson Lawen” (Fun Evening) on the 30th of September.  There will be competitions, dramatic pieces, charades, songs and poetry readings.  Most of the events will be through the medium of Welsh, rather like having our own Eisteddfod, but don’t let that put you off.

It’s a bottle and plate night so book your place as soon as you can.  Places are limited.  Ring Jane on 526 2530

“Ymunwch a’r hwyl, cyfle efallai i ddechrau Cymdeithas Gymraeg Maghull a Lydiate!”

National Eisteddfod of Wales 2011

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Didn’t we have a lovely day, the day we went to ……… Wrexham. Well actually we did. The sun blazed, the Bardic Circle beckoned and the Pavilion flags fluttered in the welcome breeze and we were in our element.

We began our adventure with a group photo but who should take it? I approached the first person we saw and asked if he’d take the photo for us. Ever had that sinking feeling? I did, for as he turned around he turned out to be pretty well known …. the former MP for Caernarfonshire but could I remember his name? No! He was forgiving though and after introductions and explanations as to why there was a flourishing Welsh class in Maghull he took our photo. Our day was up and running. Continue reading

A Million reasons to read a book….

World Book Night at Meadows Library, Maghull

World Book Night
A million books are to be given away on this night, to promote the habit of reading, especially amongst those not yet bitten by the bug. You may have seen something about it in the media. To support this national initiative, the good folk of Sefton Meadows Library are organising a special event to take place on Saturday 5th March between 4 and 6 pm. It will be will be an  open house affair, readers and non-readers being welcome to drop in anytime from 4pm to 6pm. There will be refreshments and three short debates, lead by the Library’s Reading Groups: From 4.15 to 4.45, a discussion about crime books; from 4.45 to 5.15, a debate about romantic novels, and from 5.15 to 5.45 a debate about Poetry, TV tie-in’s and page-to-screen books. There will also be displays of books which the reading groups have enjoyed. I hope you will be able to support the event and invite your friends as well.

Check out the official website at www.worldbooknight.org/