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It was a night to remember – and a night for Remembrance. ‘A Night With The Stars’ at Ffwrnes Theatre, Llanelli, was an occasion for showcasing up-and-coming talent – the stars of the future - in Llanelli. And, with a clever change of mood and gear, it also served as on occasion for Remembrance, with an emotional Tribute To the Fallen in the second half of the programme. The event was designed to provide a platform for members of the Loud Applause Rising Stars team to show off their talents. With the sterling support of the Morriston Orpheus Choir, they did just that. Samuel Morris, Jordan Williams, Daniella Difede and Keely Morgan now seem like fully-established and rounded performers in their own right thanks to the nurturing of the Rising Stars programme. They practically have their own fan clubs – and they didn’t disappoint on a night when there was stiff competition for best performer of the night. Sophie Maliphant and Callum Howells (runaway winner of the ‘suit of the night’ ba...

A remembrance service will be provided for anyone who has been affected by miscarriage, stillborn or neonatal death and it is not just for families who have experienced a loss recently. This first annual service will be held at St. Luke’s Chapel, Withybush Hospital, Haverfordwest, on 12th October 2012 at 6.30pm. The service will include hymns, poetry, reading, music and prayer. There will be an opportunity for people to receive a remembrance card and during the service to place the cards on the altar. Tea and coffee will be provided by the WRVS after the service. Further information is available from: Sarah Horsley, Pregnancy Loss Nurse 01437 773931 Gill Llewellyn, Bereavement Officer 01437 772347