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Wyllie Remembrance: Wyllie village held its annual remembrance service around the village plaque on Glanhowy Road.

The plaque commemorates the ten young men from Wyllie who fell in the Second World Ward.

Dai Lewis laid the wreath on behalf of the village and members of the congregation laid ten crosses - one for each name on the plaque.

The Reverend Marion Barge conducted the service.

Paul Richards from Abercarn played the Last Post and Reveille at the Cwmfelinfach service then travelled to Wyllie village to play at their service, which followed afterwards.

New police welcomed: The valley welcomes its new police ward officer PC Hywel Walker.

PC Walker says he will be taking a tough approach to anti-social behaviour in order to make the streets of Ynysddu Ward a safer place.

Christmas Panto: Christmas would not be Christmas without a pantomime and this year you can enjoy a trip to a top show.

The Cwmfelinfach Residents Association is running its annual panto trip to see Stan Stennett in Robin Hood and the Babes in the Woods at the Paget Rooms, Penarth.

The bus will be leaving at 5.30pm on Saturday, January 12, from Cwmfelinfach, reaching Penarth in time for the evening performance.

Tickets are £14 each. To book contact Shelagh Williams on 01495 200509.

Car Club: The Subaru Car Club meets at the Ynysddu Hotel on the last Tuesday of every month at 7.30pm.

This is a locally-run and family-orientated club started a year ago by Subaru enthusiasts for people who want information on where to get the best parts and service and to exchange information.

In the summer the club organises trips. Last summer there was a family day out to Tenby and visits to three major car events.

You do not have to own a Subaru to join - if you are interested come along. The next meeting is be on Tuesday, November 27.

Will the Eggheads Crack? For all those readers who were anxiously awaiting the screening of the Crusaders team's appearance on the Eggheads quiz show, get ready - it's time to see whether they were victorious.

The BBC will screen the titanic contest on Friday, November 23, at 6pm on BBC2 England (channel 989 on Sky Digiboxes), and will be repeated on BBC2 Wales and BBC2W (channel 102) on Saturday, November 24, at the same time.

For those of you who are puzzled - or are not regular readers of this column - the weekly general knowledge quiz at the Forestier-Walker Conservative Club (Blue Club), Cwmfelinfach, held every Wednesday, sent their top team to London to tackle the Eggheads team - made up of winners from a range of quiz shows - on television.

Quiz fans will have to wait to see who are the champions.

Pub Closed: The regulars of the Pioneer Hotel in Cwmfelinfach are mourning the loss of their local, which closed its doors recently.

The Pi' was a very popular pub and will be sadly missed.

Fortunately the village is not short of alternative venues.

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 Free Juke Box all night at the Ynysddu Hotel.

Saturday Progressive presents top class show Mowtown Classics. Tickets £4 for members, £5 for visitors.

Sunday Black Prince at 7pm karaoke.