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3Please mentionYES Mag when responding to adverts

Welcome to thesecond issue

of The YES MagDirectory, yourlocal independentbusiness guide. Thepurpose of this monthlymagazine is to serveyou, the residents of

Conwy, and to supportthe local businessesthat operate in or closeto the area. Studiesshow that people like tobuy on their doorstepwhenever they can, andnow you have a refer-ence guide to enableyou to do just that.

In addition to featuringlocal businesses andtrades, you will see

there is plenty of usefulinformation. and moreto come over the fol-lowing months as thedirectory grows. How-ever, we certainly donthave the exclusive ongood ideas, so if thereis anything you wouldlike to see featured, doplease call or e-mailyour suggestions. Wewould particularly liketo include any commu-

nity news.

Each month we will runspecial business fea-tures giving you more

information about someof the companies thatadvertise. This monthwe are featuring:

Penrhyn Old Hall,Penrhyn Bay, whichdates back to the 15thcentury and ~

Mind Focus GroupsAgreat way to focus yourmind and transform

your life, I hope we willbe hearing a lot morefrom Mike Garner(Hypnotherapist/ReikiMaster) in the future.

The directory will bedelivered every monthinto two alternatingareas ofConwy . Butyou can still read ourvirtual magazine onwww.yesmag.co.uk

If you like this directoryand would like to see itcontinue, then pleasehelp us by supportingthe businesses thatappear. When you docall them, please makesure you mention YESMag. Finally, if youown a business in thearea, then you shouldbe advertising with us.Our advertising ratesare really good value

we dont even chargeVAT!

Best Wishes

Dianne Harris

Editors

Letter

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RECOMMENDATIONS

Had a Fabulous Sunday buffet at the BengalDynasty, highly recommend it. All you caneat for 7.95 per person. Children 4.95Excellent value for money !!!

K Hughes Plasterer, also did a great job onour house, very pleased to be associated.

Front cover:Conwy Castle Shoot My Face

16 Snowdon20 Beauty22 What`s on Your Mind32 The Oldest Building in

Penrhyn Bay46 Mothers Day50 Home Improvement56 Motoring

36 Horoscopes

38 Can You Help42 Recipe of the Month59 March Events Diary60 Useful Contact Numbers62 Contents

5 Wordsearch26 Crossword30 Kids Page42 Sudoku61 Puzzle Answers

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F

or centuries flowers have been used to

create beautiful displays and to scenthomes. Cut flowers bring a little bit of

your garden into your house and an extra,

cheering sense of life. If you love to have fresh

flowers adorning your rooms, why not create a

dedicated cutting garden to provide your ownflowers all year round? You dont need as

much room for this as you might think and can

even grow them in containers. Set aside a

patch of ground that receives plenty of sun-shine and cultivate it like a

standard vegetable patch.

This means digging over the

soil, adding humus, ensuring

good drainage and scatteringa slow release fertiliser. It is

useful to plant the flowers in

rows leaving enough space

between them to walk alongwhile harvesting.

Fill your cutting garden with

flowers you love and dont

forget to grow some foliagetoo. Your main planning is to

decide which plants you wish

to cultivate, when they flower

and how tall they grow. Buildyour knowledge by research-

ing in which seasons your

preferred species bloom and

plant accordingly so you can have fresh flow-ers for most of the year. For the winter

months, consider putting in some plants for

drying to create everlasting arrangements.

Specimens such as Chinese lanterns, globethistles and statice are perfect for this.

Group each variety together to make them

easier to cut, keeping the tallest plants in anarea where they wont cast shadows on the

shorter ones. Mix perennials, bulbs, shrubs

and annuals for a constant and diverse selec-

tion. Annuals are perfect for a cutting garden

because regularly picking the flowers encour-ages new bloom production. Some species of

annuals to consider are rudbeckias, cornflow-

ers, marigolds, nigella, and spectacular short

sunflowers.

Plant the annuals in succession so you have a

steady supply. Once their flowering season isover, pull up the plants and replace with an-other species, but dont forget to feed the soil

before replanting. Perennials such as Japa-

nese anemones, gypsophila, chrysanthemums

and Michaelmas daisies are ideal for the cut-ting garden and dont need to be re-planted

each year. Bulbs are also wonderful as cut

flowers, with daffodils and their relations be-

ing the most popular. Other stunning bulbs toconsider are alliums, irises,

lilies and gladioli.

To get you started right away,

here are some flowers youcan put in now, as long as the

weather isnt too cold. Plant

summer-flowering bulbs such

as lily and gladioli and peren-nials such as lavender. Sweet-

peas can be sown outside in a

sheltered area now too. Other

hardy annuals you can sow

now are larkspur, nigella, andmarigolds.

If you have space, include

some shrubs and trees forfoliage and branches to add to

your fresh flower arrange-

ments. The perfect foliage

shrub is pittosporum which comes in a varietyof sizes and colours from deep burgundy

leaves to pale variegated ones.

As well as being able to step outside and picka lovely bunch of fresh flowers whenever you

want, you could also grow enough to provide

bouquets for your friends and family. Every-

one loves to receive flowers.

2010 Rose Henfrey

Gardening in March

The Cutting Garden

Gardening Feature


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SEE FOOD AND DRINK FROM OUR POINT OF VIEW

Camra Food Pub of the Year

West Promenade,

Colwyn Bay www.thetoad-pub.co.uk

Try The Toads 10 2 course

dinner

Mon-Thurs 5pm - 7pm


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Tanning Beauty & Nails

Spray Tans:- California Tan 14.99 Full Set of Nail Extensions 25.00 We also offer a wide range of nail artall on display in salon Waxing:- Eyebrows, Underarm, Lip, Chin

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Human Hair Extensions from 30.00

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ProprietorsArline & Alan Kynaston101 Llandudno RoadPenrhyn BayLL30 3HN

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F od is freshly made to order on the premisesTuesSat 9.304.30

From Sun 28th March

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Ring 07795056655 for free consultation

Eddie HallRubbish Removal

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SNOWDON & the Mountain Railway

At 1085 metres,

Snowdon is as

we all knowthe

highest mountainin Wales. Or any-

where else in

Britain except

Scotland, for that matter. But if Ben Nevis has

the edge in terms of height, Snowdon is unique

in another way: it's the only mountain in Brit-

ain you can walk down without having first

walked up. You can walk up, of course, and

more than half of the 350,000 people whomake it to the top every year do. But it takes

over three hours even for the moderately fit,and it's definitely a boots-and-kagoule walk,

because no matter how warm it is at Llanberis,

it'll be freezing at the top. Besides, after all theeffort and investment that went into building

the Rheilffordd Yr Wyddfa or Snowdon Moun-

tain Railway, it seems churlish not to take ad-

vantage of it.

The railway opened on Easter

Monday 1896, and such was the

skill of its designers and build-ers that little change has been needed since.

The same Swiss-designed double rack and

pinion track still locks the locomotives in its

firm embrace as they shoulder their single 56-

seat carriages at a steady 7kph up the improb-

able gradients.

If the technology is pretty much unchanged,

the geology is even more so. Immediately after

leaving the station on its hour-long ascent, yourtrain heaves itself over the viaducts through a

screen of scrubby oaks. Then the trees are

gone, and all around you are the gaunt, naked

flanks of primeval mountains, their rocky bones breaking through the thin soil in erup-

tions of jagged crags, tumbled boulders, and

slicks of scree. At last your train puffs into the

Summit Station, whose views are said to ex-

tend as far as Ireland. Don't feel cheated,

though, if you can hardly see your hand in

front of your face: you are, after all, over

3,500ft up and the cloudbase is often some

way below you. You can always take

comfort, though, from the fact that before

you is the brand-new 8 million Hafod Eryricaf and visitors' centre, Britain's highest li-

censed premises and, therefore, another ofSnowdon's unique features.

Actually, there has been a caf here ever since

the railway opened. The first, a shack thatserved very welcome hot drinks was soon re-

placed by a hotel and bar that lasted until the

1930s, when it was in turn replaced by a mod-

est concrete effort best described as a shoeboxwith views. But this glorified bothie eventually

proved unequal to the growing numbers of

visitors and had to make way for the eco-friendly Hafod Eryri.

And it has to be said that it's not a bad building.Long and low and of dull grey slate, it wraps

itself almost unobtrusively around a crag like a

miniature Tibetan monastery. Inside, of course,

it's a caf-cum-visitors' centre much like anyother, robustly built to withstand the impact of

350,000 pairs of mountain boots every season

and not what you'd call cosy. But then it was

never intended as a place to linger: if you'retaking the train back down you only have half

an hour here, and if you miss it you have a

minimum two hours' hike ahead of you.

* Snowdon Mountain Railway adult return

tickets cost 23 for a 2-hour round trip.

Snowdon: The Mountain Railway


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www.kingdomkrafts.com01492 877995

Kingdom Krafts Fairtrade Centre

& Beacon Books

Christian Resource Centre30 Madoc Street, Llandudno, LL30 2TL

Bibles, books, CDs, DVDs, gifts and

cards galore!

Fairtrade food, gifts

and cards.

Fairtrade Coffee Bar

Children & young

people welcome.

Second-hand book

section.

Finding that book

you cant get any-where is a challengewe cant pass!

Opening Hours: Mon-Sat: 9.30 - 5pm

9 Castle StreetConwyLL32 8AY

We consider what functions our design willperform what the users expectations will be

We engineer our clothing to be lightweightwithout compromising on performance.Whether you're backpacking or meetingairline luggage restrictions you can make aninformed choice.

www.conwyoutdoor.co.uk

Mon - Sun9.00am - 6.00am

01492 593390

EMPERORCANTONESE, SZECHAUN,CHINESE RESTAURANTFully LicensedParty Bookings WelcomeEat as Much as You LikeFor 10 per person

Every Night between5.30 - 10.30pmFirst Floor102 Mostyn StLlandudnoLL30 2SWTel: 01492 877912

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Ladies Fashion & Accessories

Perfectly Plucked - Eyebrows are a natural frame for makeup andshould be plucked immediately after a bath or shower, as the pores will be open,making hair removal less painful. If you are in a hurry, soak a cotton wool ballin warm water and hold it against each brow for a minute or two beforeplucking.

Do not moisturise, as this makes it difficult for the tweezers to grip the hairs. Use a magnifying mirror ingood light.First brush upwards with an eyebrow brush and snip any stray hairs above the thickest part of the brow.Next brush downwards and trim hairs below the thickest part of the brow.Finish by brushing upwards.

Three-quarters of your eyebrow should slant upwards and the remaining quarter slant downwards. Take aslim pencil and hold it next to your nostril in a vertical line to find where your brow should begin.Keeping the pencil against your nose, move the other end to the outer corner of your eye to find where yourbrow should end. To find where the highest point of your brow should be, move the free end until it crossesyour iris. Never remove hairs from the top of your brows as this distorts the natural curve.Hold skin taut and pluck one hair at a time, pulling gently at a 45 degree angle in the direction of hair growth.Stop frequently to make sure your brows are even. Any redness can be reduced with aloe vera gel or ice.

Email: [email protected]

Conwy MorfaEnterprise ParkPark Caer Seion,Conwy LL32 8FATel: 01492 572323Fax : 01492 582626

Open: Mon-Sat 10-5pm Sun 10-4pm

Lancaster Square, Conwy LL32 9HT

01492 593088

Beauty Feature


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Mind Focus Group

Are Your Thoughts

Making You Sick?

What we think and believe about ourselves, the worldaround us and our place in it can not only be a key factorin our health and healing outcomes but may also be anunderlying factor in the cause of illness and injury.

A completely new medical field known as "Mind-bodymedicine" has emerged on the back of mind body re-search. Focusing on the interactions among the brain,mind, body, and behaviour, and the ways in which emo-tional, mental, social, spiritual, and behavioural factors can

directly affect health. An interesting feature of illnesses or disease is that thespecific emotional issues that affect our lives and the waywe perceive them can often determine the location ofdisease or illness within our bodies. Even the very worddis-ease reveals an underlying truth that dis-ease in thebody and mind (not being at ease) can lead to physicaldisease in the body (being ill)

Western medicine generally ends up treating the symp-toms of disease and illness rather than the underlyingproblem, which often means that the problem will either re-occur or simply manifest in some other form.

It's up to each of us to become more aware not only of our

bodies requirements; but also of our own emotional andmental health needs. By being more alert for potentialemotional and spiritual issues, we can deal with them orseek appropriate help before they turn into somethingmore serious or life threatening.

A great way of starting to raise your self-awareness andstart getting back in touch with yourself is to set aside asmall amount of time each week. You will only need about15/30 minutes but it is important that you will not be dis-turbed or distracted. Just sit quietly and just STOP, allowyour mind to wander. Gently examine your innermostfeelings, emotions, fears and events over the past week.

What you discover may be a revelation to you; and thatnew understanding could make a huge difference to yourhealth and emotional well-being.

Michael Garner F Inst. HT

www,mindfocusgroups.co.uk

Whats On Your Mind?


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The Cross KeysPenrhynside


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At Cameo Brides we strive to offer anything

and everything possible to make your special

day truly magical and unforgettable.

Cameo BridesQuality & Elegance beyond ComparePrice & Service beyond Comparison

8 Clonmel Street Llandudno, LL30 2LE

01492 870345 ~ [email protected]

www.cameobridesllandudno.com

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please read this comparison and save yourself pounds.

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Tel: 01492

872400

Conels Furniture Ltd10 Vaughan StreetLlandudnoLL30 1AB

www.conels.co.uk

Specialists in Kitchen & BedroomFurniture

Free No Obligation Planning Service

Full Installation Service or Supply Only

Open Mon - Sat 9.30am 5.00pm

01492 874850


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For More Information Email: [email protected] Tel: 07947 081890

Quay Business SolutionsPresents

Various Different Business Opportunities

Various Presentations for Full Time or Part Time Opportunities will take placeover the coming months

1st on Wednesday 17th March - 6.30 pm

2nd on Wednesday 21st April - 4.30 pm

3rd on Wednesday 21st April - 6.30 pm

4th on Wednesday 19th May - 4.30 pm

5th on Wednesday 19th May - 6.30 pm

At The Inter Change Business Centre

317-319 Abergele Road

Old Colwyn

Conwy LL29 9YF

Whether you are self employed/ Employed or currently unemployed. Please feel

free to attend and bring your own Business Cards if applicable.

Enquiries To:

Quay Business Solutions

Proprietor:

Mr Anthony Pearson-Owen


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7 Any person (6)

8 Strong cloth artists use (6)

9 Wild animal of the dog family (4)

10 Sending something through the air (8)

11 Prohibiting (7)

13 Operate a vehicle (5)

15 Large water birds (5)

17 Easily understood (7)

20 Brief news report (8)

21 A green plant with leaves like feathers (4)

23 Nuclear (6)

24 Person in charge of a newspaper (6)

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1 Enter (4)

2 Casket (6)

3 Risking money on horse races etc (7)

4 Provoking fear (5)

5 Reply (6)

6 Large outdoor party or festival (8)

12 Satisfactory (8)

14 Slim (7)

16 Serious (6)

18 An event (6)

19 An orderly pile (5)

22 Part of the plant below the ground (4)

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Indian Restaurant & TakeawayOur cuisine is East Indian & Bangladeshi - a mouth-watering array of carefullyspiced meat, fish, and vegetables.

Contemporary East Indian & frontier cuisine with emphasis on fresh ingredi-ents, local produce and the right blend of spices following standardized au-

thentic modern recipes.

We specialise in meat dishes, in particular: Kadai, Pasanda, Tikka, Masala, Jhal-frezi and Balti dishes. Fish features extensively on the menu. Feast on a KingPrawn or Shellfish curry - Sample our Salmon Paturi, Jhinga Joshina, PrawnMalai Curry or the Bangladeshi Ayrfish

Opening HoursSunday -Thursday12.00 - 2.30 & 6.00 - 11.30Friday

6.00 - 11.30Saturday12.00-2.30 & 6.00 - 11.30

1 North ParadeLlandudno

01492875928/878445www.thebengaldynasty.com

Sunday Buffet

7.95

Between 12 - 8pm

Winter Special

4 Course Meal 10.95


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Collection and delivery service

Fully insured

Full nose to tailOr just a nail trim

The salon is equipped with the latestspecialist equipment. All dogs are

groomed on a personal one to one ser-vice. Owners are very welcome to staywith their pets. All scissors and bladesare serviced regularly by experts.

Professional Pet Grooming, Microchipping & Other Pet Services

Tel: 01492 540478Mob: 07930 483734

[email protected]

Colin WilliamsPainters & Decorators Ltd

Private & Commercial WorkUndertaken

Professional Reliable Service

Tel: 01492 541977Mob: 07737 938369

Penrhyn Bay, Llandudno LL30 3HE

The Estuary

Pub & Restaurant

Fabulous Views, Large Car ParkLlanrwst Rd, Llansanaffraid,

Glan Conwy, (A470)

01492 585392

Home Cooked Sunday Roastand a selection of real ales

2 Meals for 8.00Tue - Fri 12-6pm


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Affordable Kitchens

From 345

112/116 Penrhyn AveRhos on Sea

Tel: 01492 544168Mob: 07939 527692

Fantastic Prices

Free Estimates

Great Value for Money

We also sell real wood flooringWe also sell real wood flooring

Lesley Carole2 Penrhyn Ave, Rhos on Sea, LL28 4RD

01492 545729

Silver JewelleryCrystalBling

HandbagsEvening Bags

Watches

Silver &Murrano Glass

Beads to fit:Pandora, Troll,

Camilla andOthers

&So Much More

We are Well Worth a Visit

HELENSWINDLEYChiropodist / PodiatristState / HPC registeredPersonal Health & Fitness CoachingAromatherapy Massage

Virtual Gastric BandingDeep Tissue MassageHypnotherapyCounselling

OsteopathySports Therapist

Reflexology

ReikiLife Coaching

The Ivy Clinic,141 - 143 Trinity Ave, Llandudno LL302UZTel: 01492 875939 / www.ivyclinic.co.uk

We look forward to welcoming you! Gift Vouchers& leaflets available. Come to our Open EveningWed 3rd March 57pm


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KidsPage


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THE COMPLETE PARTY SHOPWere All you Need to Party

Fancy Dress Hire, Hats, Wigs, Snazaroo

Face Paints, Costume Accessories and Lots

More!

Balloon Decorating Service

Banners, Balloons and Party GoodsHand Made Wedding Favours, Personalised

Printed Ribbon, Table Confetti,

Welsh Love SpoonsAlso Available: DJ, Childrens Entertainer and Puppet

Show

70 Abergele Road

Colwyn Bay, LL29 7PP

Tel: 01492 531008/534008

Mob: 07841 565914

www.clown-around.co.uk

LittleRed Sweet ShopGreeting Cards

3 for 1.00Sweets you havent

seen for yearsOver 100 varieties in

stock

68 Abergele Road, Colwyn BayNext door to Clown Around

*No contract required, pay as and when you need it...

TALU FESUL SESIWN*Dim angen cytundeb, talu pan fyddwch ei angen ...

Glanwydden 01492 533151Llandudno Junction 01492 573433Colwyn Bay 01492 533151

PAY AS YOU GO CHILDCARE


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Superb food, a choice of quality ales, lagers and a welcome glass of wine. Our cosy restaurant

serves delicious home-style cooking, a traditional Sunday roast and scrumptious desserts.

Penrhyn Old Hall

Penrhyn Old Road,

Penrhyn Bay,

Llandudno, LL30 3EE

01492 549 888

The oldest building in Penrhyn Bay is Penrhyn Old Hall datingfrom the early 15th century. It was the home of the Pugh fam-

ily whose fortunes faded through their adherence to the Catholicreligion when their neighbours reluctantly accepted Protestant-

ism. On 14 April 1587, printing material forCatholicliterature was found

in a cave on the Little Orme, where it had been used by therecusantRobertPugh (squireof Penrhyn Hall) and his chaplainWilliam Davies to print

Y Drych Gristianogawl('The Christian Mirror'). They had taken refugethere during the persecution of Catholics instigated byQueen Elizabeth 1 in

May 1586. In the grounds of the hall are the ruins of themedieval chapel

of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Penrhyn, last used by theChurch in Walesfor public worship c1930. The Pugh family also held a charter and built a

windmill to serve their land in the near by village ofGlanwyddenthe firstcharter dating 1580. The hall now serves as avery popular pubandres-

taurantand is well worth a visit.

The Oldest Building in Penrhyn Bay:
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Embellish

Tel: 01492 549054

Nail Extensions

Nail Art

Glitters

Manicures

Pedicures

Beauty SalonCustomer satisfaction is paramount, so weuse only the best products for all our treat-ments. We give all our customers rewardcards so they can earn special discounts fortheir loyalty.

2a Llandudno RoadPenrhyn Bay

Llandudno LL30 3HA

Spray Tanning

Facials

Massage

Waxing

Tinting

DERMALOGICA STOCKISTCheck our Website for Special Offers

www.embellish.me.uk

Cartime113 Conway RoadConwy LL31 9UK

01492 573333 or 07821 000 001

www.cartimeuk.co.uk

We specialise in Sales of CamperVans & 4x4sSimilar vehicles Wanted

Penrhyn Bay Kitchens Ltdenrhyn Bay Kitchens Ltdenrhyn Bay Kitchens LtdSupplier of Quality Kitchens - Bedrooms-Bathrooms & Studies

8 Llandudno RoadPenrhyn BayLL30 3HA

Tel: 01492 548300www.northwaleskitchens.co.uk


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William GloverSpecialists in Quality Furniture, Bespoke Kitchens & Bedrooms

2 Mostyn Street, Llandudno LL30 2PS

www.williamglover.co.uk 01492 870 606

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01492 870606

The SeahorseSeafood Restaurant & Bistro

7 Church Walks,Llandudno, LL30 2HD01492 875315 / 877924www.the-seahorse.co.uk

Open 7 days perweek

4.30pm - onwards

Famous for our Seafood DishesFresh fish caught daily& other local produce


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Local Qualified Tradesman

Bathroom Installation Specialist

Tiling

No Job too Small Absolutely NO Call Out Fee

Reliable & Friendly

Free Quotes

29 Overlea AvenueDeganwy, Conwy.

Please Call Mike on01492 582652 or 07748 344918

Kevs Crane HireWe specialise inlifting roof trussesor ridge beams on toextensions or newhouse builds, Erect-ing steel buildings,Dismantling orerecting Boat Masts

Our compact crane

can set up in con-fined spaces and stillwork over 22 metershigh and 20 metersof reach.24 years experienceCompetitive Rates

Tel: 01492 592530Mob: 07900421805


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Welsh ArtistJean Morgan RobertsSpecialises in Watercolours ofNorth Wales

Visit my Gallery14B Castle StreetConwy LL32 8AYTel: 01492 584860Mob: 07771 726881

www.jeanmorganroberts.co.ukwww.reno-tech.co.uk

ATA AccreditedRenault factory trained

Tel: 01492 584279Fax: 01492 582105

AUTOMOTIVETECHNICIANACCREDITATION

Registered

Proprietor - Steve Talbot CAE AMIMIUnit 2 Oswald Road

Llandudno Junction, LL31 9EP


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Buckley's Crane HireGlan Conwy

01492 580227

01492 580037

www.buckleyscranehire.co.uk

HIAB Lorry HireCrane Hire

7 Clonmel Street, Llandudno LL30 2LE

01492 860289

Informal & Formal Wear Christening Gowns & Outfits Communion Wear Special Occasion Wear Nursery Accessories

LittleLily & Colothes & Shoes forBoys & GirlsH.T.M. ConstructionsFor all types of Joinery

Loft Conversions

Doors

Windows/Velux

Flooring

Decking

Roofing

30 years experience,

Reliable and Friendly

Service.

For Estimate Please Phone:

07738 538416


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Good Food Licenced Bar

Beautiful Surroundings

01492 549060

Bodafon Rd, Llandudno LL30 3BB

Functions, Weddings,Birthday Parties


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Be a human being, not a human

doing, a human stressing or ahuman just surviving.

Be a human loving - Be yourself;

Chicken and Tarragon Filo Pie45 minutes, Serves 4

4 large chicken breasts, diced

Olive oil

450ml chicken stock,

1 onion, finely sliced1 clove of garlic, crushed

225g chestnut mushrooms, halved,

1 red pepper, sliced

40g unsalted butter,

1 heaped tbsp plain flour2 tbsp chopped tarragon

3 tbsp double cream,

2 tbsp chopped parsley,1 packet of filo pastry

A little melted butter & black pepper.

Preheat oven to 180C

In a frying pan heat the oil, and seal the

chicken pieces in batches. Transfer the

chicken to a baking dish. Pour half the

chicken stock over the chicken. Fry the

onion and garlic until soft; add the mush-

rooms, red pepper and a little more oil.

When the vegetables are tender add them to

the chicken. Now melt the butter in the

pan, stir in the flour and cook for one min-

ute. Slowly add the remaining stock to the

butter and flour, stirring constantly. Bring

to the boil and simmer gently for two min-

utes. Then add the chopped tarragon and

simmer for a further 10 minutes. Stir in the

cream, chopped parsley and some freshlyground black pepper. Pour the sauce over

the chicken and vegetables, and then top

with filo pastry, brushed with the melted

butter and folded loosely into curls.

Bake for about 20 minutes until golden.

Tip of the monthby Peter Osbourne - The Big Chef

Everybody has problems with cling film.

You can never find the end and when you

do it doesnt open the full width!!

Keep it in the fridge, the coolness doesaway with the static, you will always findthe end and it will open the full width.

GO ON, try it!!!!

Our delicious recipe this month was

created by .........

Peter Osbourne The Big Chef. You can

contact him by email with any cooking

queries on [email protected]

Recipe of the Month: by Peter Osbourne - The Big Chef


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Specialising in

Car Body RepairINSURANCE & PRIVATE WORK UNDERTAKEN

RE-SPRAY & FULL COLOUR MATCHING SERVICEMAJOR & MINOR ACCIDENT WORK

DENT REMOVAL, PLASTIC WELDING, SMART REPAIRS

FREE ESTIMATES AT COMPETITIVE RATES

Off Glan-y-Wern RoadMochdre LL28 5BWTel: 01492 540167Fax: 01492 543087Email: [email protected]

Units 1&2Phoenix Workshops,Station Rd,Mochdre, LL28 5EF

01492 540847

Service

Sales

Repair

Largest Dealers in North Wales of:


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PADDY HOGANTel/Fax 01492 545636Mob: 07966 155272

Email: [email protected]

Very Competitive Prices. Please

call for a free quotation

In The Business of Safe Access

JC SCAFFOLDING SERVICES

Colwyn Bay

www.ladolcevita-rhos.co.uk

25 Penrhyn Ave, Rhos on Sea , Colwyn Bay , LL28 4PS Tel: 01492 541145

Mothers

DayOpen Lunch & EveningCall now to reserve your table

Licensed RestaurantOpen 6 nights a week

Dinner 6.00

10.00pmClosed Mondays

Extensive selection of Italian, British &Vegetarian dishes served, with local Fish dishes a

speciality.

Available for small private functions.

Ristorante


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M other's Day is commemoratedworldwide although the dates differ from country tocountry. In the UK, the correct name for Mother'sDay is Mothering Sunday and it always falls on the

4th Sunday of Lent, three weeks before Easter.Because the dates of Easter and Lent vary fromyear to year, the date of Mothering Sunday alsovaries. This year it falls on 14th March.

Although mothers have been revered since Prehis-toric times, this particular tribute day to mothers hasbeen recognised since the 17th century. In thosedays, it was common for children to move awayfrom home at an early age to work in service or onapprenticeships from as young as ten years old.

They lived in their employers' houses and rarelyhad time off to see their families.

They would worship regularly in their nearestchurch, known as their Daughter' church. However,it was considered extremely important for everyoneto return at least once a year to worship at theirMother' church, the one in which they were bap-tised. Servants were given the day off to returnhome and spend some time with their family and toworship at their Mother church. This day became

known as Mothering Sunday.

As this would probably be their only holiday of theyear they would take gifts for their family. Theremight have been a Simnel cake (a marzipan cov-ered fruit cake) from a generous employer to saveuntil the end of Lent and posies of wild flowersgathered from the hedgerows. The luxurious fruit-filled Simnel cake signified an end to the austerityof Lent.

During the 19th century, Mothering Sunday celebra-tions started to wane but after World War 2 thetradition was picked up again, with influence from

America, and has continued to be recognised in thefairly original way ever since.

Customary Mother's Day gifts include chocolates,flowers and pampering days, but if you ask anymum, she will probably say that the only presentshe wants on Mother's Day is the presence of herchildren.

On Mother's Day I have written a poem for you. Inthe interest of poetic economy and truth, I havesucceeded in concentrating my deepest feelingsand beliefs into two perfectly crafted lines: You'remy mother, I would have no other! ~Forest Houten-schil

Insanity is hereditary; you get it from your chil-

dren. ~Sam Levenson

A suburban mother's role is to deliver children

obstetrically once, and by car forever after. ~PeterDe Vries

When you are a mother, you are never really alonein your thoughts. A mother always has to thinktwice, once for herself and once for herchild. ~Sophia Loren, Women and Beauty

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No Weight Gain. No Withdrawal.

No Irritability. Just Lose the Urge.

AJBAJBProfessional

Wall & Floor

Tiling

Kitchens

Bathrooms Conservatories

Under Tile Heating

Call Andy for a free estimate

01745 832127

Mob: 07733 096183

This two session program is aimed at causing you to losethe desire for cigarettes, so you wont go around thinkingabout smoking ~ or thinking about not smoking ~ butsimply being the way you were before you ever started

smoking.

The successful program consists of two 90 minute

sessions 10 days apart, so you can be a non-smoker very soon.Each session costs 75 or pay 140 at your first session andsave 10

Michael F Garner F Inst HT DHP Hypnotherapist / Life Coach01492 512232 / 07860 138265www.mindfocusgroups.co.uk


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Queen Victoria

Coffee & Book ShopHigh St, ConwyWhy dont you come andtry our warm and friendlyCoffee & Book Shop andrelax with a book , yummycoffee and cake.

If in a rush we do Take-

awayCoffee & Cakes

Welcome to Ls

Food Served ~ Mon to Fri 12pm - 2.30pm & 5pm - 9pm / Sat & Sun 12pm to 8pm4 Church Walks Llandudno, LL30 2HD Tel: 01492 860952


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Mon-Wed 8.30am-6pmThurs - Closed

Sat 8.00am - 5.30pm

20 Queens RoadCraig-y-DonLlandudno LL30 1AZ

Tel: 01492 868660


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Best Home Im-provementBooks

The Ideal Home Exhi-bition takes place this monthin London, so if you fancy your-self as a bit of an interior de-signer, heres a selection of thebest home improvement booksto help you on your way.

ECO House Book by Terence ConranBuildings are the greatest polluters on the planet andthis rather impressive book aims to address the prob-lem by looking at designing, servicing, decorating andfurnishing a home from an eco perspective. Fromchanging tap fittings to aerate your water to installinga biomass boiler, this book contains advice on everyaspect of your home, including materials, naturalcleaning products as well as how to grow a garden onyour roof.

Kevin McCloud's Colour Now: An Expert Guide to

Choosing Colours for Your Home by Kevin McCloudWith its clear layout, simple ideas and brief notesexplaining which colour serves which purpose, thisbook will change the way you think about colouring aroom, with many of the examples showing a thrown-

together and lived-in room that simply works withoutlooking over-worked. By explaining why certain

shades complement each other, Kevin McCloudshows how important colour is in a home, to createmoods, to make the most of a room and to enhancesaleability.

NEW RELEASE The Ultimate Guide to Clearingyour Clutterby Mary LambertTheres no need for a paintbrush to rejuvenate yourhome. By clearing all those useless ornaments, thedumping ground by the door and your kitchen sur-faces, you can transform your house and make spaceyou never knew you had. This book shows you howeasily it can be done, and incorporated into yourfamilys lifestyle.

Homes & Gardens Decorating: Style Advice, DesignOptions, Practical Know-How by Giles KimeThis title takes the fear out of the decorating processand incorporates a number of ideas to inspire thosemagnolia-lovers amongst us. With sections delvinginto fabrics, flooring, wall coverings and room solu-tions such as creating a hall of mirrors to add light,this book takes it back to basics, helping nervousdecorators to design a beautiful room without losingany of its functionality.

DIY & Home Maintenance All-in-One for Dummiesedited by Jeff HowellHere is a bumper manual which not only explains how

to plan, plumb and paint but alsogoes into budgeting, renovating and the options avail-able when buying new fittings. This title is thoroughand full of fantastic advice on how to change andmaintain your property.

Domino: the Book of Decorating: A Room-by-RoomGuide to Creating a Home That Makes You Happy byDeborah NeedlemanThis gorgeous book serves as a fantastic scrapbookof ideas, taking you through the process of planningyour interiors. Rather than copying a picture, DeborahNeedleman encourages readers to focus on their owntastes, finding out what they truly love and incorporat-ing it into their home. Here, youre shown how tocreate completely new looks by upholstering, paintingor simply re-arranging existing furniture realising

each pieces potential out of its current surroundings.

Bazaar Style: Decorating with Market and Vintage

Finds by Selina Lake and Joanna SimmonsIn an age where were all trying to reuse and recycle,this book is for bargain hunters who like nothing morethan poking through markets and charity shops in

search of hidden gems. Bazaar Style shows how youcan transform your house into an incredible easterndelight without breaking the bank.

You Can Do It: The Com-plete B&Q Step-by-StepBook of Home Improvementby Nicholas Barnard andKen ScheptAn absolute must-have forany homeowner, this breeze

-block of a bookexplains how to do

all those jobsboth inside andoutside thehouse, from fixinga dripping tap to

Home Improvement Feature


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BOXELLENCE3-5 Station Road- Colwyn Bay - 01492 539593

Beginners 6-16 yrsMonday 5-6 pmTuesday 5-6 pmWednesday 5-6 pmThursday 5-6 pmFriday 4-5 pmSaturday 10-11 pm

Advanced 10 - 16sMonday 6-7 pmTuesday 6-7 pmWednesday 6-7 pmThursday 6-7 pmFriday 5-6 pmSaturday 11-12 pm

Adult ClassesMonday 6-7 pmTuesday 6-7 pmWednesday 6-7 pmThursday 6-7 pmFriday 5-6 pmSaturday 11-12 pm

Under 16s 22 per MonthAdults 30 per month or 4 per session

Gym Also Available87 Conway Road, Llandudno Junction LL31 9NE

01492 581259

Old Station Hotel

Meals from 3.49

Burger & Pint deal 4.99

Lunch Club 12-7pm

Live Bands every Friday

Accommodation Available

The hotel is over 100 years old and

steeped in history with a real Welsh

feel.

www.chatterboxfashion.co.uk

Tel: 01492 582200


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Come along and visit our new Castle Suite with spectacular views (as pictured above) across

the Conwy Estuary and surrounding areas .....

On selected dates if you book your 2010 Wedding before the end of April we will reduce the cost ofyour Civil / Partnership Ceremonies in our Castle Suite, along with complementary upgrade to aPenthouse with a Bottle of Champagne.

Please contact Paula Stroud, the Wedding Co-ordinator on 01492 564100 to make an

Appointment.

Coming soon our new Lounge Bar & Grill Room located on the ground floor will be available

towards the end of March 2010.

Weddings at the Quay Hotel & Spa

Its your Special Day, so take time for yourself and let the Quay Hotel and Spa look

after you and your guests.

With the knowledge and experience of the hotels wedding team, all the details ofyour most important day are attended to, leaving you to simply relax and enjoy this most

special of occasions

Licensed for both Civil & Partnership Ceremonies and offering an excellent choice ofWedding Breakfast and Accommodation Packages, the Quay Hotel & Spa is fast becomingone of the regions most exclusive and desirable Wedding Venues.

Deganwy Quay, Deganwy, Conwy, North WalesTel: 01492 564100

www.quayhotel.co.uk


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Craftsman made

Bespoke FurnitureMade to order

Designed to fit any awkward

space ~ Call Tony on:

The Gamez Wii Ex box 360 Playstation 3 Sega Master System Playstation 1 & 2 Nintendo Came Cube Nintendo DS And many classic Games

We buy and sell, secondhand DVDs, Games, Con-

soles.Part ExchangeWelcome

01492 533650

135B Abergele Road , Colwyn Bay

Open: Mon-Sat 11-5.30 pm

Tel: 01492871811

Mob: 07702334510


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Event Photography

Private Sittings at Home Studio Shots Portraiture

Portfolio Work Weddings Frames

www.shootmyface co.uk 07709 576 548


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The Ticket for March 2010 only

10% off Sunday Carvery 12-4pmMulberry Food only offer starts Mar 1st and ends Mar 31st 2010

Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or on any special nights eg. Mothers

Day or Easter Weekend etc and is totally non refundable or transferable. Manage-

ment discretion applies. There Must be a valid Receipt & account voucher for the Total Bill

The Ticket for March 2010 only

2 for 1 2 for 1 2 for 12 for 1 Monday & Thursday evenings only

Mulberry Food only offer starts Mar 1st and ends Mar 31st 2010




15% Off Total Food Bill ( incl. all drinks) 1-4 people Monday to Saturday Lunch & Evening

Mulberry Food only offer starts Mar 1st and ends Mar 31st 2010




Conwy Marina, Ellis Way, Conwy LL32 8GU 01492 583350

The Mulberry was builtby Robinsons Breweryin 1998. Before the

Mulberry was here there wasonly a tent offering baconbutties etc. But Robinsons sawthe tremendous potential in the

position overlooking a magnifi-cent marina full of 500 yachts,powerboats, cruisers, jet skisetc..etc..(& they say theres nomoney around) with stunningviews across the Conwy estu-ary to the west side of Llan-dudno, the Great Orme, De-ganwy & the Vardre.I can honestly tell you this..there is no better place onearth on a warm summersevening sitting & relaxing

outside the pub with easylistening music in the back-ground sipping an ice coldG&T, wine or beer, eatinggood food and watching amost glorious sunset that hasto be seen to be believed..heaven!


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Motoring Review McLaren MP4-12C

By James Baggott

Meet the McLaren MP4-12Cthe first model in a

range of road cars from the manufacturer that plan torewrite the supercar rulebook. With a host of clevernew technology, taken straight from Lewis Hamil-

tons World Championship winning F1 car, thebreathtaking sportscar doesnt just break the mould,it takes a sledge hammer to the production line.

Designed from the ground-up with McLarens leg-endary attention to detail, the new supercar ispacked with innovation. Powering the car will be a

twin-turbocharged 3.8-litre V8 unit. Pumping out amind-blowing 600bhp and 600Nm of torque, per-

formance figures are likely to be record-breaking.

Theres no official word just yet, but expect sub-fourseconds for the dash to 60mph and a top speed inexcess of 200mph.

The dry sump unit has dual variable valve timing

and a flat plane crankshaft that allows the engine tobe mounted very low in the chassis, lowering the

centre of gravity and improving handling. Drivingthe rear wheels, the engine revs to an ear-piercing8,500-rpm and McLaren has worked hard to get the

soundtrack symphony-right, using a special exhaustmanifold and intake systems to give an engine notethatll set the hairs on the back of your neck on end.

McLarens philosophy from the outset was to build asupercar that wouldnt just be an also-ran, but the

best. And with Ron Dennis at the helm, its unlikelyit will be released with performance that wont justbeat the competition, but trounce it.

Although at the time of writing we didnt know theprice, the MP4-12C will be launched to compete inwhat McLaren believes to be the core sportscar

marketthe 125,000 to 175,000 segment. Keyrivals will include the Ferrari 458 Italia and Lambor-

ghini LP560-4.

That 3.8-litre V8 unit is mated to a seven-speedSeamless Shift dual clutch gearboxor SSG. Again,

taking technology honed on the marques F1 cars,shifts are made by steering wheel-mounted rocker

levers. Like the F1 cars, shifts can be made by pull-ing or pushing the rocker.

But where things really get clever is with Pre Cog

technology. This primes the gearbox for a changethe second the driver applies pressure to the rocker,thus saving crucial time. The second bit of pressure

actuates the shift, which takes just milliseconds to

complete. Think of it as priming the shutter on a

digital camera and you get the idea.

Usability has obviously been high on the agenda,with McLaren saying ride quality will be on a par

with executive saloon cars. But thats not to say itwont be sporty too.

Looks wise, the new car has been designed so everypart, every scoop and every slant has a purpose.

McLaren are keen to stress the 12C is not a modern-day reproduction of the F1, but does build on itsfunctionally-driven engineering and design.

Bi-xenon headlights with LED daytime runninglights, inspired by the McLaren logo, dominate the

front end, the windscreen is deep and low for excel-lent driver visibility, and the twin rear exhausts are

striking. But the real talking point are the doorsjust like the F1 the 12C features dihedral doors, that

open forwardsand upwards on a

single hinge. TheMP4-12C isgroundbreaking

in every sense ofthe word, and isset to change theface of the super-

car glitterati.

by James Baggott, editor of Car DealerMagazine, www.CarDealerMag.co.ukhttp://www.cardealermag.co.uk

Motoring Feature: McLaren MP4-12C


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FINANCIALCONSULTANT

Carrie Parisella2 Trinity Square

LlandudnoLL30 2PY

Tel: 01492 878838Email: [email protected]

We Have Moved to

If youre looking for naturalsolutions to health problems,

we are The Natural Choice.

Visit us for information and

advice.

Be pleasantly surprised by therange of whole-foods, Organic

veg and veg boxes, environ-mentally friendly productsand lots more you can buy

locally. You dont have to

make that trip to the super-

market and if you cant get in

we deliver! Think Global but

shop Local.

14 Colwyn Avenue, Rhos on Sea, LL28 4RB

01492 549520

www.thenaturalchoice.biz


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1st St Davids Day Lunch, Bodnant Garden

1st Peter Andre - The Revelation Tour - Venue Cymru SOLD

OUT

2nd New Exciting Energy Club. Heal Your BodyFree Your Mind

Boost Your EnergyEvery Tuesday 7 - 9pmRelaxation, Motivation, Inspiration -

Presented by Michael Garner F Inst.HT Mind Focus Groups.

Hypnotherapist / Life Coach / Reiki Master.

Sue Jones Suite, Mochdre Village Hall.

Enquiries 01492 512232

2nd Darts, Queen Vic Pub Church Walks 9pm

2nd The Bootleg 60s Venue Cymru

3rd Lee Mack, Venue Cymru - SOLD OUT

4th The Solid Silver Sixties, Venue Cymru

4th Quiz Night & Snowball, Queen Vic , Church Walks, 9pm5th Well Meet Again, Venue Cymru

6th Beth Nielsen Chapman, Venue Cymru

9th Energy Club Mind Focus Group, Mochdre Village Hall

9th North Wales & Llandrillo Astronomy Society ,Llanelian

Community Centre LL29 8YA - 2nd Tuesday of every month

Just down from White Lion Public House.

9th Darts, Queen Vic Pub Church Walks 9pm

9-13th Welsh National Opera, Venue Cymru

10th Rugby - Gogledd Cymru v Leeds Carnegie A

11th Quiz Night & Snowball, Queen Vic , Church Walks, 9pm14th Mothers Day Lunch, At Bodnant Garden

14th Beyond the Barricade, Venue Cymru

15th &16th Stop Messing About-Kenneth Williams Extravaganza, Venue Cymru


16th Gardening Demonstration, At Bodnant Garden


17th Defending the Caveman starring Mark Little

18th Quiz Night & Snowball, Queen Vic , Church Walks, 9pm

19th Rugby - Gogledd Cymru v Oxford University

20th Pearl Shaw School of Dance, Venue Cymru

23rd One Man Lord of the Rings, Venue Cymru23rd Energy Club Mind Focus Group, Mochdre Village Hall

23rd Darts, Queen Vic Pub Church Walks 9pm

24th Head Gardeners Walk, At Bodnant Garden

25th Quiz Night & Snowball, Queen Vic , Church Walks, 9pm

26th Conwy Seed Fair, Annual Street Fair

26th - 11Apr Art Exhibition At Conwy Civic Hall



31st Dave Gorman - Sit Down, Pedal, Pedal, Stop and Stand Up Ven.Cym

March Events Diary


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N. Wales Police HQ 0845 607 1001Fire & Rescue 01745 535250

Electricity 0845 272 2424

Gas 0800 111 999

Welsh Water 0800 052 0130

Flood line 0800 80 70 60

Animal Welfare 0300 123 4999

Health Contact Details

Colwyn Bay Hospital 01492 515218

Conwy Hospital 01492 860066Glan Clwyd General Hospital 01745 583910

Llandudno General Hospital 01492 860066

Ysbyty Gwynedd 01248 384384

Local Government:

Bodlondeb 01492 574000

Childcare 01492 876260

Conwy Careline 01492 514340

Council Tax 01492 576607

Dog Warden 01492 575279

Llandudno Swimming Centre 01492 575900

Llandudno Library 01492 574020

Venue Cymru 01492 872000

Conwy Town Council 01492 596254

Llandudno Town Council 01492 879130

National Trust Llandudno 01492 860123

Help Lines:

Age Concern 0800 00 99 66

Alcoholics Anonymous 0845 769 7555Bereavement 0844 477 9400

Blood Donors 00845 7711711

RSPCA 0300 1234999

Carers Line 0808808 7777

Childline 0800 1111

Crime Stoppers 0800 555 111

Missing People 0500 700 700

NSPC 0808 800 5000

School Numbers

Ysgol John Bright 01492 864299

Deganwy Primary 01492 581285Blessed William Davies 01492 875930

Coleg Llandrillo 01492 546666Rydal Penrhos 01492 530155Ysgol Bryn Elian 01492 518215Eirias High 01492 532025

St Davids College 01492 875974Ysgol-y-Creuddyn 01492 544344

Rays Taxis 01492 541143Interlink 01492 860033Alliance 01492 878787

Conwy Library 01492 596242

Deganwy Library 01492 584705Llandudno Jct.Library 01492 582266

Llandudno Library 01492 574010

Waste Disposal

Bryn y Nant RoadMochdre

Taxi Services

Libraries

Recycling

Police, Fire Brigade, Ambulance, Coastguard or Mountain Rescue:

999 or 112 textphone 1800

Useful Contact Numbers


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READ THIS IF YOU HAVE A LOCAL BUSINESSWhy do you need to advertise?For you to gain more business by having more customers! When you advertise in YES Mag wetell local people about you and your business.

Of course you could decide not to advertiseand tell NO-ONEOur rates are fantastic value, starting at just 29 for a quarter page!

CAN YOU AFFORD NOT TO ADVERTISE WITH US?We are particularly looking for a Childrens Party Entertainer, Balloon Specialist, Cleaners, Gar-den Centres, Hairdressers, Ironing Services, Solicitors, Sports Clubs, Taxis, Will Writer, Trades-men etc etc.

DISTRIBUTIONThe YES Mag Directory is delivered to two alternating areas of Conwy district over a two monthperiod, 5000 homes one month and 5000 alternate homes the next.

TO ADVERTISEPlease email Dianne Harris - [email protected] call on 01492 541627 mob. 07545 166686

Editor: Dianne Harris Telephone 01248 680394Design Manager: Marilyn Clark Telephone 01492 541627Website: www.yesmag.co.ukEmail: [email protected]

While every care is taken to ensure accuracy, the publishers cannot accept responsibility for loss, damage or omissioncaused by error in the printing of an advert.All artwork is accepted on the strict condition that permission has been given for use in the publication.Adverts are accepted on the understanding that descriptions of goods and services are fair and accurate. YES MagDirectory does not officially endorse any advertising material included within this publication. All rights reserved. No partof this publication may be reproduced, stored in any retrieval system or transmitted in any form - electronic, mechanical,photocopying or otherwise - without the prior consent of the publisher.Photographs - Copyright Shoot My Face

Puzzle Answers

P 42 Sudoku

Crossword p.26Across: 7 Anyone, 8 Canvas, 9 Wolf, 10 Throwing, 11 Banning, 13

Drive, 15 Geese, 17 Clearly, 20 Bulletin, 21 Fern, 23 Atomic, 24

Editor.Down: 1 Into, 2 Coffin, 3 Betting, 4 Scary, 5 Answer, 6 Carnival, 12

Adequate, 14 Slender, 16 Solemn, 18 Affair, 19 Stack, 22 Root.

P.30 Kids PageNumber square from left to right

1,3,6

2,4,8,12,14

6,15,21

4,12,16,28

10,15,25,30

6,12,24,42

21,35,42,49

Riddle - Paint

Crazy Sums - 17,32,22


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ArtistJean Morgan 39

BagsBecketts Bags 8Barbers

Head Office 49BathroomsNew Edition 6James Payne 64BeautyEmbellish 34Heat 13Hedonism 5Skinaesthetics 58BlindsPenrhyn Blinds 43BooksLs Book & Coffee Shop 48BridalBay Brides 14Cameo Brides 24

Cafes

Cafe 101 15Cake ShopLet Them Eat Cake 45

Car / Body RepairsDentRight 53Ian Hughes 44Car ElectronicsGood MotoringCar LeasingCVS 57Car SalesCartime Camper Vans 34ME Cars 53Car Service RepairReno Tech 39Car TintersAutovision 49

Carpet CleaningDeganwy Carpet Cleaning 18Carpet Specialists

Linney Cooper 2The Flooring Company 19Town & Country 24Llandudno Carpets & Furn 40

CharitySt Davids Hospice 38

Childrens ClothingLittle Lily 40

Chiropodist

Helen Swindley 29

CleaningDeganwy Cleaning 18

Cleaning ProductsKleeneze 25

ConservatoriesJames Neale 63Spectrum 12

Crane HireBuckleys 40Kevs Crane Hire 36

CraftsKingdom Krafts 17Merrymoon 6REM Craft 14

Day NurseryWingarth 31

Dog Groomers4 Pretty Paws 28

FinanceThinc Group 58FireplacesColwyn Fireplace Centre 33Fitness/TrainingWells Fitness 14Boxcellence 51Martial Arts John Lynns 47Florist4 Seasons 11

Funeral DirectorsEmlyn H Roberts 11FurnitureBespoke Furniture 53Connells 24Linney Cooper 2Listers 37Llandudno Carp & Furn 40William Glover 35

GamesThe Gamez 53GardensShipshape Landscaping 11

HairArline Mobile Hair Care 15Hedonism 5

Health FoodsNatural Choice 58Home AccessoriesPenrhyn House at Home 5HypnotherapyMike Garner 22Stop Smoking 47

I.T.IT Support Services 48Multi8media 54

JewelleryLesley Carole 29JoineryHTM Construction 40

Kitchens

Affordable Kitchens 29Penrhyn Bay Kitchens 34Conels 24

Ladies WearFlirt 20Posh Frocks 8Lingerie Box 51Lingerie Shop 6

MobilityPenrhyn Mobility 17

OutdoorConwy Outdoor 17

Painting & DecoratingColin Williams 28

Party ShopClown Around 31

Pubs / Restaurants

Bodafon Farm 41Cross Keys Penrhynside 23George & Dragon 4Liverpool Arms 18

La Dolce Vita Italian 45Old Station 51Penrhyn Old Hall 32Queen Victoria 48Queens Head 43Seahorse 35The Albert 36The Estuary 28The Lilly 21The Mulberry 55The Quay 52The Toad 12

Town House 9China Garden 4Yeung Sing Chinese 7Emperor Chinese 17Bengal Dynasty Indian 27

PhotographyCambrian 12Shoot My Face 54Plant HireNewell 49Plastering

Kevin Hughes 4PlasticsN.W Building Plastics 7PlumbingMike Partridge 36PrintingDesign 2 Print 18Property ManagementConcord House 6

RefrigerationClwyd Refrigeration 20Rubbish RemovalEddie Hall 15

SecurityAPT Security 51

ScaffoldingJC Scaffolding 45Ray Seagar 49

Storage & Van HireLock Stock 39

SweetsSweet Shop 31

TattooistNew Skin 43

T Shirt PrintingLogo King 41

TilingAJB 47

Tool HirePeter Lucas 41DPS 44

The Deadline for advertising in the April edition of Yes Mag is 5.00 pm Wednesday 17th March 2010

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