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In this issue 

Memories of WW2 

Business in Focus 

The Levels Motorway 

New Houses for Undy? 

Undy Fun Day 2013 

Magor School Drama Club 

Pictures of Days gone by... 

Plus much more... 

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Community Magazine and Business Directory Magor // Undy // Redwick // Rogiet 

September/October 2013 

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From the Editor 

Welcome to the latest issue of The Villager, a 

community magazine and business directory 

that has been delivered free of charge to every 

home in Magor, Undy, Redwick and Rogiet, 

Wilcrick and Llandevenny. 

This issue is the largest to date with a couple of 

new sections - recipe and colouring page 

competition. 

Every issue I have local residents saying how 

they enjoy reading The Villager and in 

particular looking at the old pictures that are 

published. With that in mind, a resident from 

Llanwern village that collects old postcards, 

was kind enough to let us have copies from her 

collection, and over the next few issues we will 

be including some of them, starting in this 

issue. Maybe you recognise some of the places, 

all of which are from the early 1900s. 

Also, have a look at the ‘What’s On’ section on 

page 50 to see some of the events that are 

happening locally over the next couple of 

months. If you have an event you would like to 

include please let us know. 

Earlier this year I mentioned about the 

fantastic outdoor Christmas light displays that 

residents did last year. If you are decorating 

your home this year for the Christmas season, 

Copy deadline for the November/December 

edition is 25th October 2013 

Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that the 

information in The Villager is accurate at the time of print, the 

editor and/or publisher cannot accept any liability to any 

party for loss or damage caused by errors or omissions. 

All artwork including photos is accepted on the condition that 

all permissions have been given for use in this publication. 

The Villager does not officially endorse any advertising 

material included within this publication. Opinions expressed 

by contributors or advertisers are not necessarily those of the 

editor and/or publisher. No part of this publication may be 

reproduced without the prior permission of the editor. 

The Villager is published and produced by Magor Printing & 

Stationery Company. 

The vouchers enclosed have no redeemable monetary value. 

All rights reserved. E & OE. 

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The Villager - September/October 2013 

please send in a picture (with the lights on), 

and in the New Year the winner will receive a 

£50 voucher to be used in B&Q. 

Do you have any articles that you would like 

included in future issues? If so, please email 

the editor - info@the-villager.net or telephone 

01633 882259 or drop them into our new 

shop, Magor Printing & Stationery Company, 

The Hayloft, The Square, Magor. NP26 3HY 

(just behind the Post Office, next to the Church 

in Wales gates). Please feel free to drop in and 

have a chat, pick up an additional copy or drop 

in an article. The deadline for the next issue is 

25th October 2013. 

Happy reading, 

Jonathan Croft. 

Editor 

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MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR 2 

By John Ford 

Magor during the second world war saw some 

scary and exciting things happen which stay 

in my memory today. 

In 1940, a large brick air raid shelter was built 

in The Square alongside where the St. David’s 

Hospice shop is today. A machine gun bunker 

was also dug out on the south side of the 

railway bridge, which was used to look out for, 

and fire on any enemy troops that came across 

the moors. Occassionally we played inside 

them which didn’t please the local policeman. 

Air raid 

wardens and 

Home Guard 

volunteers 

were based 

at the 

Temperance 

Hall. At 

weekends, to 

help with 

their training, 

Norman 

‘Kipper’ Allen 

and I would 

be asked to go 

and lie down 

in a derelict 

house or barn 

and wait to be found, be treated for our 

pretend wounds with bandages and then be 

taken back to the hall for a well deserved cup 

of tea. 

The Home Guard consisted of young and old 

volunteers. Lambart Bird, a local farmer from 

Undy, all five feet and a bit of him was the 

Sargeant, he also had a very loud voice which 

helped. 

For some fun, we used to march behind them 

from The Square to a field on the top of 

Vinegar Hill, which was their training ground. 

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There was also the 

serious side of the 

conflict in our villages. 

We lived in Brassknocker Street, and our 

house had a stone built shed. When we had the 

first air raids, my mother and father would 

make us go and sit, by candle light, amongst 

the coal, bikes and tools in the shed until the 

all clear sounded. 

We also had the blackout to contend with. We 

bought black material from Miss Adams 

drapers shop, now Bliss hairdressers. The 

material was made into curtains to stop any 

light being shown at night making it difficult 

for enemy planes to spot areas of housing. 

Mr Vaughan, the local policeman was very 

strict on the blackout and he used to patrol the 

village shouting, “put that light out”, even if he 

saw just a chink of light through the curtains. 

We had quite a few bombs dropped around us 

when the German planes bombed Bristol. If 

they didn’t drop them in Bristol, they would 

turn above us with their distinct engine sound. 

Bombs fell at Wilcrick and Blackwall on the 

moors. The loudest of all was the night three 

were dropped on the Bridewell at Undy in front 

of Mr and Mrs Pritchards house, now Mr & 

Mrs Woods (Undy Builders) house, and 

alongside the Causeway Road behind a cottage. 

Thankfully there were no serious injuries. 

With all that went on during this period there 

was no photographic evidence, but it was very 

real and we all survived. 

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Trusted for 6 generations 

Local support at your time of need 

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The Square, Magor 

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We are proud of the facilities 

and opportunities we can offer to your 

children. Our dedicated and friendly 

staff work hard to provide all children 

with the best educational prospects. 

Learning together, Learning for life 

Dysgu gyda’n gilydd, Dysgu trwy’n bywyd 

‘A good 

school with 

outstanding 

features’ 

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GUIDED TOURS 

Please contact the School Office on 

01633 880021 to book your personal 

guided tour and visit our 

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for up to date information. 

Undy Primary School, Pennyfarthing Lane, Undy 

Caldicot, Monmouthshire. NP26 3LZ. t: 01633 880021 

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Undy Primary School, 

Pennyfarthing Lane, 

Undy, NP26 3LZ 

Registered childcare from 2 1/2 to 5 years 

Funded places for children aged 3 years 

Mornings, afternoons, early mornings 

and lunch club available 

Wraparound provided to Undy and 

Magor nurseries 

Registered with CSSIW and Estyn inspected 

Give us a call or pop in 

0782 663 9042 

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Building For Fun, Building for the Future 

In each issue, The Villager plans to introduce one o 

our readers know a little about who owns/runs the 

one of our ‘Business’ in Focus’, please email the edi 

BUSINESS IN FOCUS 

FRENCH LANGUAGE TUI 

WITH LA JOLIE RONDE 

Children have been having fun learning 

French in Magor Scout and Guide Hut for the 

last 7 years. They celebrated the end of this 

year ordering tasty morsels from the menu of 

our impromptu Café Escargot. Learning takes 

place through songs, games and practical 

activities, giving them an excellent foundation 

for curriculum French in secondary school. 

Classes are small and the teaching is pupil 

centred. The courses we follow are well 

structured and progressive, building 

confidence and allowing different children to 

assimilate and develop at their own rate. 

I was lucky enough to start learning French as 

part of the curriculum in a state primary 

school at the age of 6. I can still remember 

coming home from school after my first 

French lesson, fascinated by the idea of being 

able to speak another language. French has 

remained a major part of my life since that 

day. 

Do we need a second language? I think we do. 

With the globalisation of trade and foreign 

travel on most people's agenda, a second 

language is a huge asset from both a social and 

a working perspective. I have travelled a lot 

and not only do I feel really uncomfortable in 

countries where I can't speak the lingo, having 

access to more than one language has been my 

saviour on more than one occasion. It has also 

enabled me to help out other people in 

difficulty. To me it's the difference between 

being a participant and a spectator. 

All language experts agree that the best time 

to start learning a language is as early as 

possible and that furthermore, the processing 

of language in a young brain helps stimulate 


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other cognitive competences. Therèse 

Cavacale, president of the National Network 

for Early Language Learning says “Children 

who learn a foreign language in early 

childhood demonstrate certain cognitive 

advantages over children who do not.” 

Language learning enhances social skills, 

comprehension, expression, communication 

and problem solving. It encourages self 

confidence and helps to shape future attitudes 

towards other cultures and other languages. 

As a registered licensee of La Jolie Ronde I run 

classes in a number of local schools and in 

Magor Scout and Guide Hut on Monday 

evenings. If I'm not holding classes in your 

school why not join us in the Scout Hut. Check 

me out on: 

www.lajolieronde.co.uk/tutorpofile/5045/ 

Frances-Scott 

Here's what some of the children say: 

“Merci, thank you for having me. I 

love French!” Megan 

“I love learning with you” Amiee 

“Thank you for teaching me 

French...I've learnt so much....You've 

been a great teacher.” Amy 


And the adults..... 

“Thank you for all your hard work 

with (my children) They both love 

coming to your classes.” RN 

“Thank you for making the French 

lessons a fun and happy learning 

experience.” LC 

“I do feel more confident to speak than 

when I started. I feel I have learned so 

very much due to your help and 

support.” A W 

I also provide one to one tuition at all levels. If 

you are taking GCSE French next summer and 

need a bit of a boost to help you get those top 

grades, email me at: francesscott@talktalk.net 

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MAGOR GROUP 

(MAGOR ACTION 

GROUP ON RAIL) 

UPDATE 

We now have around 100 members (a mixture 

of residents, local politicians and business 

owners) and membership continues to grow. 

You may have seen in the South Wales Argus 

recently an item entitled “Progress is being 

made on Magor station”. It reported that 

Cllr. Brian Jones has recommended 

Monmouthshire council takes forward work 

on a business case. This has since been 

approved, which is really good news. 

We now have 

our own 

website to 

help publicise 

our case and 

keep you 

informed. It 

contains 

fuller details 

of the above and more. You can view it by 

visiting www.magorstation.co.uk. Don’t forget 

to save it in your ‘favourites’ or ‘bookmark’ it 

to stay up to date with progress. 

Even though we have formalised our 

committee, anyone can come along to the 

meetings in the Wheatsheaf Inn and have their 

say – we’d be pleased to see you or any 

prospective new members. Details of the 

meetings (past and future) are on the website 

under ‘Minutes’. In fact it would be great if 

you could let your friends, family and 

associates to help spread the word. This will 

give us a greater chance of success. 

Although we are making real progress there is 

still a long way to go. Any practical support 

you can give will be really welcome. In any 

case, please feel free to let us know what you 

think from time to time. 

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CALDICOT U3A NEWS 

University of the third age is an organisation for 

people not longer in full time employment 

providing educational, creative and leisure 

opportunities in a friendly environment. 

Do you play the ukulele or would like to learn? 

This is the latest group to be formed by Caldicot 

U3A and is just one of the many activities 

available to members. Drama group is already 

rehearsing their Christmas Entertainment. Why 

not come along you will be given a warm welcome. 

On Thursday 24th October there will be a chance 

to meet the Convenors to find out about the 

various groups with interests including walking, 

history, handicraft, music appreciation, 

computers and many others. 

Branch meetings are held on the third Thursday 

of the month starting at 2.15 p.m. at the Caldicot 

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THE LEVELS MOTORWAY IS 

BACK ON THE AGENDA 

Readers may be aware that the Welsh 

Government is actively considering building a 

Relief Road for the M4 across the Gwent 

Levels. A new consultation is expected this 

September. Expected costs are believed to be 

around £1.2 Billion. This could be funded by a 

loan from the Tory-led government to the 

Labour-led Welsh Government. If this loan 

were 0% interest, for 20 years it would cost 

Wales £50 Million a year to pay back. Think of 

what nearly £1,000,000 a week could be spent 

on to improve healthcare or schools in Wales. 

The planned route would start at Magor, go 

across the south of Newport and finish near 

Tredegar House – similar to the route outlined 

on previous occasions. Its purpose is to reduce 

the traffic pressure on the M4 at Newport, 

partly caused by the Bryn Glas tunnels, which 

give the perception that traffic has nowhere 

else to go. 

A number of local organisations have got 

together to begin to look at this objectively 

under the title of CALM – the Campaign 

Against the Levels Motorway. The 

organisations include the Gwent Wildlife Trust, 

the RSPB, local community councils such as 

Magor/Undy, Friends of the Earth and others. 

Aside from the obvious implications of 

permanent scarring of the Gwent Levels and 

impact on wildlife, CALM believes there are 

some serious implications for local residents, 

which include: 

• Construction of a Relief Road would require 

a larger junction or interchange than 

currently at 23A on the M4. This would see 

Magor and Undy effectively hemmed in. 

• Permanent scarring of the Gwent Levels to 

the South and East of Magor, Undy and 

Rogiet, as well as to the North of Redwick. 

• Significant air/noise/watercourse pollution, 

affecting people and wildlife. 

• Removal of the green space currently 

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enjoyed by the local community. 

• The likelihood of a Relief Road being very 

under-used outside of peak times, especially 

if it becomes a toll road. 

CALM would prefer no new roads at all, but we 

understand the perception that traffic 

congestion on the M4 at Newport causes 

economic problems in Wales. Therefore, CALM 

believes that enhancement to the existing A48 

distributor road constitutes a feasible Relief 

Road in place around Newport. In addition, 

the new road through Llanwern is nearing 

completion, thus relieving M4 traffic pressure 

still further. Both these routes offer a viable 

alternative to relieving peak traffic congestion. 

Enhancements to make the A48 flow better 

are estimated at £200 Million: this is 1/6 the 

estimated cost of a new relief road. 

So CALM is asking local residents to actively 

support its recommendation of no new 

expensive M4 Relief Road, but instead to 

support the more cost effective enhancements 

to the existing A48 distributor road. This will 

mean letting Welsh Government know what 

you think when the anticipated consultation 

starts this September. 

The CALM website is being reactivated we will 

endeavour to keep it updated. Please visit at: 

http://www.savethelevels.org.uk/ 

You can write to the First Minister via email 

(carwyn.jones@wales.gsi.gov.uk) or by post: 

Rt Hon Carwyn Jones AM 

First Minister, Welsh Government 

Ty Hywel, Cardiff Bay 

Cardiff .CF99 1NA 

Together, we can make common sense prevail. 

Tom Clarke 

CEO Gwent Wildlife Trust and Chair of CALM 


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Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil 

proceedings. Monmouthshire County Council LA 090 12L/2010. 

By Councillor Jessica Crook 

I have been very busy going door to door with 

a petition against the 495 houses that are 

proposed in Undy. The main issue behind this 

being the already overstretched, and in some 

cases, complete lack of services, facilities and 

infrastructure for the already existing 

population, let-a-lone the amount of new 

people and cars these developments will bring. 

You can view the full proposed plans at 

http://www.planningpolicy.monmouthshire.go 

v.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Amendedand-Additional-Sites-Consultation-Report- 

July13.pdf 

In other news I was newly elected as the 

chairman of the Severnside Dog Mess 

Committee which will hopefully be successful 

in further reducing the dog mess problem in 

the area. I know it is a problem that affects 

everyone. There have been many new bins and 

bag dispensers installed since I was elected but 

we still do have a problem, albeit a reduced 

one. Hopefully this committee can make some 

large changes across the Severnside area and 

reduce the problem even further. 

If you have any issues at all I am contactable 

on: 

07542720055 

JessicaCrook@Monmouthshire.gov.uk 

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Cricket: Throughout the summer 

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MAGOR SCHOOL 

DRAMA CLUB 

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TALENT ON STAGE 

The year is 1980. Students are praying that 

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artistic and academic work. With lots of 

singing, dancing and some humour to boot, the 

show explores the issues that confront many 

young people today. 

Once again pupils from Magor CIW Primary 

School’s Drama Club have amazed staff and 

parents with their talents on the stage! With 

spine-tingling solos, convincing 

characterisation and some backflips to boot, 

the show, running over two nights, was a 

resounding success. 

The children also thoroughly enjoyed being 

part of the production. Paige a year five pupil, 

who played Iris commented, “A lot of effort has 

been put into the production of FAME jr. but it 

was all worth it! We were all able to shine like 

stars after all the rehearsals we had to do. We 

can’t wait to find out what our next 

performance will be!” 


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MIND BOGGLERS 

Puzzle 1: 

7 6 

1 5 4 8 

3 2 

7 1 4 

4 7 1 2 5 

7 4 3 

2 9 

4 1 6 7 

5 9 

Puzzle 2: 

A magic rectangular belt always shrinks its 

length to 1/2 and width to 1/3 whenever its 

owner wishes something. After three such 

wishes, its surface was 4 cm2. 

What was the original length, if the original 

width was 9 cm? 

Puzzle 3: 

The circumference of the Earth is 

approximately 40,000 kilometers, and 

someone has just made a metal band that 

circles the Earth, touching the ground at all 

locations. You come along at night, as a 

practical joke, and add just 10 meters to its 

length (one hundredth of one kilometer !) 

It is now one four-millionth longer, and sits 

magically just above the ground at all 

locations. How far has it risen ... could a flea, a 

rabbit or even a man squeeze underneath it? 

Puzzle 4: 

A 1-metre stick is broken into two pieces at 

random. What is the length of the shorter 

piece, on average? 

Puzzle 5: 

An eccentric professor used a unique way to 

measure time for a test lasting 15 minutes. 

He used just two hourglasses. One measured 7 

minutes and the other 11 minutes. During the 

whole time he turned the hourglasses only 3 

times. How did he measure the 15 minutes? 

Mind Bogglers solutions for September in the next issue. 

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INTERNATIONAL THRILLER 

REACHES CLIMAX IN MAGOR 

Sam Knight, who retired to Vinegar Hill, Undy 

after working in the airline and oil industries, 

has published his first novel, a romantic 

thriller called The Milford Ultimatum. 

The novel, says the publicity, takes you on a 

heart-stopping journey filled with love, lies and 

dangerous liaisons. as the action moves rapidly 

from the Middle East to America and the UK 

creating a plot which will dwarf the terror of 

the 9/11 attacks. 

Knight explores the dilemmas facing a 

young Welsh security specialist and his 

Saudi girlfriend when they are asked to risk 

their careers and even their lives to fight for 

justice. 

“This novel started life as a story about an 

expatriate experience in the Middle East. But 

the suffering in Palestine led me to change 

direction and write a more passionate story, 

says Sam Knight on the inspiration behind his 

novel. 

“The reader finds himself drawn into 

the action…this handling of growing 

tension - even of menace – is very well 

done…” is a comment from the Critical 

Appraisal by a reviewer from Literature Wales. 

He has been a bookseller, journalist and PR 

director in the UK, before working in the 

Arabian Gulf. Returning to the UK in 1996 he 

set up a communications consultancy Clear 

Blue Sky. His writing has appeared in Red Bull 

and Planet magazines. He lives with his wife 

Jean and has one son living in Switzerland. 

The 300-page paperback is available from all 

major booksellers, and locally from the Magor 

Printing retail shop in The Square, priced at 

£8.99. 

A revised eBook is also available at £3.99 from 

Amazon and Waterstones from October 1st. 

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International thriller just published ! 

Meet the author Sam Knight 

On SATURDAY 5th OCTOBER 2013 

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CHINESE JALAPENO 

CHICKEN RECIPE 

This jalapeno chicken dish has been added to 

many Chinese buffets in recent years. This 

dish is sort of a combination of Chinese- 

American and Mexican cuisines—it consists of 

deep fried pieces of chicken tossed with a 

sauce and jalapeno peppers. The sauce is 

nothing more than a combination of soy sauce, 

rice wine, and sugar. If you do not have a deep 

fryer the chicken can be cooked in the pan. If 

you are looking for a healthier alternative you 

can skip breading the chicken and stir-fry it in 

the pan. The jalapeno peppers really add a 

good amount of heat to this dish and help to 

create an interesting flavor. Chinese jalapeno 

chicken goes great served with brown rice. If 

you want extra sauce for the rice you can 

double or triple the sauce ingredients. Enjoy. 

Ingredients: 

1lb boneless skinless chicken breasts (cut into 

1 inch cubes) 

¼ cup cornstarch 

4 cups vegetable oil + 2 teaspoons vegetable oil 

½ teaspoon chopped garlic 

1 teaspoon rice wine 

2 tablespoons soy sauce 

2 jalapeno peppers (sliced) 

2 tablespoons sugar 

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Cooking Instructions: 

Step 1: In a sealable plastic bowl or bag 

combine the chicken and cornstarch shake 

well until the chicken is evenly coated. Allow 

to stand for 5 minutes. 

Step 2: Heat 4 cups of vegetable oil in a deep 

fryer to 375 degrees. Add the chicken and 

deep fry in batches until the chicken is crispy 

and fully cooked (the internal temperature has 

reached 165 degrees). Drain on paper towels. 

Step 3: Heat 2 teaspoons of vegetable oil in a 

wok or large skillet. Add jalapenos and stir-fry 

for 1 minute. Remove from the wok and set 

aside. Add chopped garlic, rice wine, soy sauce, 

jalapenos, and 

the chicken to the 

wok. Stir-fry for 

about a minute. 

Add the sugar 

and cook until 

the sauce has 

thickened and 

the mixture is 

heated through. 

(Makes 2 

Servings) 


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meet every Wednesday evening 

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We have demonstrations by 

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painting, whether a beginner or 

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PICTURES OF DAYS GONE BY... 

Over the next few issues, we will be publishing pictures that have kindly been sent in by Mrs and Mrs 

Westacott from Llanwern Village. They range from around the turn of the century and show how our 

villages used to look. Do you recognise the area? are members of your families in any of them? 

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UNDY FUN DAY 2013 

One of the Villager Photography Club’s 

summer assignments was to capture the 

Magor and Undy communities having fun at 

the Undy Fun Day, organised by Tesco to raise 

funds for Diabetes UK, their chosen charity for 

this year. 

A staggering £30,000 was raised – brilliant, 

but as we can see from these photos not 

surprising given the number of teams that 

made an effort to take part and the spectators 

that turned out in support. 

It really was ‘fun in the sun’ this year and the 

weather tempted out a huge crowd of around a 

thousand to enjoy the knockout competition, 

music, fun fair and stalls. 

Julian W Needs, Bob Russell and Roy Tucker 

from the club caught all the fun of the day as 

you can see from the images here against the 

backdrop of a blue sky and bright sunshine. 

The pictures are stunning and really do 

capture the colour and vibrancy of the event. 

Have they caught you on camera? 

News from the Villager Photography Club is 

that we have now moved our base to the 

fabulous new Redwick Village Hall after having 

outgrown our initial home at Magor Marsh. 

Many thanks to Gwent Wildlife Trust for 

providing us with such a good base upon which 

to establish ourselves. Our move is by no 

means the end of our relationship. 

Redwick Village Hall provides us more space to 

accommodate our growing membership. The 

small group that gathered to start the club at 

the beginning of the year has nearly doubled. 

The depth and breadth of our photographic 

knowledge has increased dramatically thanks 

to the willingness of new members to share 

their expertise with the whole group. 

The club has loads of interesting features lined 

up for members including talks from 

professionals on many different aspects of 

photography. Each session we aim to learn 

something about the cameras we are using so 

we can get more from our time using them. 

We are also planning an event early in 2014 to 

showcase our work to the local communities so 

look out for this, we will advertise the details 

locally once we have finalised the details. 

If you are interested in joining us please get in 

touch with Bob at bob.russell@live.uk We meet 

the first Thursday of each month in Redwick 

Village Hall. 

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Little Tigers Playgroup: 

Age 18 months to school age, open Mondays to Thursdays. Morning sessions. 

Tigers After School Club: 

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Tigers Holiday Club: 

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CHECK OUT SOME OF 

THE THINGS HAPPENING 

OVER THE NEXT COUPLE 

OF MONTHS 

If you are involved in a Non-profit making 

organisation and would like to have your 

events included in the ‘What’s On’ section, 

please email info@the-villager.net or call 

01633 882259. 

Friday Film Nights at Undy Community Hall. 

Following the enormous success of films up to 

April new films will be starting again at Undy 

Church and Community Hall 

September 27th - The Great Gatsby 

October 25th - Flight 

November 22nd - Summer in February 

Undy & District Art Society 

“Palet knife & oil paints” - Christine Russell 

demo & workshop - October 2013 

“Using your sketchbook” - Jantien Powell demo 

& workshop - November 2013 

For further information, please telephone 

Joyce Hart on 01633 882331 or Avril Hunt on 

01633 880467. 

Redwick Music Festival 2013 

Friday 4th October - BarlowCree. £8 (£7) 

(folk singer-songwriter duo from Cardiff) 

Superb singing, superb songs. 

Saturday 7th December - Mick Ryan and Paul 

Downes present “Who Stole Christmas ?” 

(afternoon concert in the Village Hall, time 

and details to be arranged.) 

Messy Church - An afternoon of free fun 

activities for all ages, children must be 

accompanied, with free food. Every third 

Saturday in Magor Church Centre. 

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What’s What’s On On 

‘not tv’ 

Undy Farmers Market at Undy Community 

Hall - 10am - 1pm. This years dates are: 

September 28th, October 26th, November 

23rd and December 21st. 

Wiggles & Giggles Toddler Group 

at St Mary’s Church Hall, Magor 

Tuesdays 9am - 11am 

Mums, Dads and Babies welcome, also 

Grandma and Grandads. 

Tea & Biscuits served. 

Annual Biggest Coffee Morning 

In aid of MacMillan Nurses 

Wednesday 25th September 2013, Magor 

Church Centre at 10.30am 

Live Band - One Size Fits All 

Firday 11th October 2013, Undy AFC, The 

Causeway, Undy 

Fireworks Display 

Tuesday 5th November 2013, Undy AFC, The 

Causeway Undy. 

Quix Night 

Saturday 28th December 2013, Undy AFC, The 

Causeway Undy. 

For further information on events at Undy 

AFC, please call Al on 07753 486270 

Frost Fayre 2013 

Saturday 14th December 2013 in Magor 

Square from 5pm. 


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