Cwmni Griffiths Bwtrimawr

Hoffwn ni fel cwmni yma yn Bwtrimawr ddiolch o waelod calon i Amman Valley MakerSpace am eu rhodd hael o offer diogelu i ni gan ein bod hefyd yn weithwyr ar y llinell flaen. Gobeithiwn fod pawb yn y gymuned yn cadw’n ddiogel ac yn iach yn ystod yr amser heriol yma.
We at Bwtrimawr would like to give a sincere thank you to Amman Valley MakerSpace for their generosity in supplying us with the necessary protection for our work on the front line. We hope that everyone in the community are keeping safe and well in these challenging times.
#ArhoswchGartref #StayHome

Plan Ahead For Your Peace of Mind
Help protect your loved ones from the worry and expense of your funeral with a pre-paid funeral plan from Hywel Griffiths and Sons.
For more information please feel free to contact us here or phone us on 01269 593637
... www.bwtrimawr.cymru
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*Remembrance Tree / Coeden Goffa*
Rhys and Euros Griffiths of Cwmni Griffiths Bwtrimawr are joined by Anthony Rees and Shaun Williams of Jac Lewis Foundation. to place a bauble in memory of Jac Lewis on the Remembrance Tree at the office of Cwmni Griffiths Bwtrimawr, 34 Wind Street, Ammanford. ... The Remembrance Tree gives everyone the opportunity to remember a loved one or to celebrate a special memory and at the same time support a very worthwhile cause locally. This year we are supporting The Jac Lewis Foundation and will continue to support other local causes in the coming years. Baubles with personal messages can be placed from 9:30am - 12:30pm and 1:30pm - 4:30pm every weekday from the 1st to 23rd of December.
http://jaclewisfoundation.co.uk/
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Falch i gefnogi Clwb Pel Droed Rhydaman unwaith eto tymor hyn / Proud to support Ammanford AFC once again this season! ⚽️

*Please see below article*
It again stresses the importance to speak to your local funeral director before committing to any direct sales funeral plan.
https://ico.org.uk/…/ico-fines-funeral- plan-firm-and-asks-…/

*FUNERAL PLAN ANNOUNCEMENT*
In order to ensure you understand EXACTLY what is included in your funeral plan and that ALL funeral costs will be covered, it is imperative that you discuss and arrange this with your local reputable funeral director before committing to any direct sales funeral plan.
You are welcome to speak to ourselves without any obligation, to ensure that the plan meets your exact requirements and wishes.
... To ensure your needs are met we will be wholly transparent in explaining what is / isn't included in each plan.
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*FUNERAL PLAN ANNOUNCEMENT*
In order to ensure you understand EXACTLY what is included in your funeral plan and that ALL funeral costs will be covered, it is imperative that you discuss and arrange this with your local reputable funeral director before committing to any direct sales funeral plan.
You are welcome to speak to ourselves without any obligation, to ensure that the plan meets your exact requirements and wishes.
... To ensure your needs are met we will be wholly transparent in explaining what is / isn't included in each plan.
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Tracy Davies is joined by Karen Rowe from Llanelli Mind and Lowri and Rhys Griffiths from Hywel Griffiths and Sons at their offices in Wind Street, Ammanford to place a bauble on the Remembrance Tree in memory of her son Steffan.
The Remembrance Tree allows the opportunity to remember a loved one or celebrate a special memory and at the same time support a worthwhile local cause.
Rhys said, "This year we're supporting Llanelli Mind Welcome Centre and we will support more lo...cal causes in the future".
Baubles with personal messages can be placed on the tree from 9.30 am - 12.30 pm and 1.30 pm - 4.30 pm every weekday from the 1st to 23rd December.

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After restoring the grave of fallen Ammanford soldier ‘Private Rees Jones’ last year and with Remembrance day approaching, our attention once again turned to locating the graves and memorials of more of our fallen soldiers.
With this in mind we contacted Major Kenneth J Burton who kindly helped us in finding the memorial of the late 'Private David Rhys Douglas Jenkins', which is located at Christian Temple, Ammanford.
Sadly over time the memorial had cracked and the overall c...ondition of the grave was very poor. Fortunately, our memorial team were able to tidy the grave and provide the late Private and his family with a new memorial, in hopes that his memory and sacrifice will live on.
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them."
Please find below a brief history of Private David Rhys Douglas Jenkins.
‘David Rhys was born in Pantyffynnon, the son of Thomas and Sarah Ann Jenkins.
He attended Parcyrhun School followed by Ammanford Central School.
After School he worked in Wernos Colliery before moving along with many of his friends to Birmingham for work. It was there he enlisted into the army at the outbreak of the war.
He served in the 1st London Scottish (Donside) Gordon Highlanders, as one of many Welshmen who were drafted into the Scottish Regiments.
He was killed near Mosul, in Northern Iraq, and was buried the same day with full military honours.
Douglas, who was just 21 years of age, is buried in Mosul War Cemetery, his headstone carries the inscription chosen by his parents:
‘In loving Memory of dear Douglas’ ‘Thy will be done’ ‘Father, Mother and Family’
He is remembered on the Scottish National War Memorial, in Edinburgh Castle, on the Memorial Gates in Ammanford, as well as in Christian Temple, Ammanford.’

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For all funeral announcements and information please see the following link to our website:
https://www.bwtrimawr.co.uk/calendar/

With over 140 years experience in the construction trade and over 25 years in the monumental trade, Griffiths memorials offer sympathetic advice on choosing the right memorial, inscription and design.
We will guide you each step along the way in providing a fitting and lasting memorial to your loved ones. We will also advise on the restoration and renovation of existing memorials with all the work being carried out to the highest standard by BRAMM accredited staff.
The majori...ty of work is carried out in our own workshops and is therefore closely monitored from start to finish. All work is carried out with regard to local rules and regulations. We have a showroom on the premises with a selection of memorials on display and are able to arrange personal consultations either at our offices or at your home.
www.bwtrimawr.co.uk/memorials
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Tracy Davies is joined by Karen Rowe from Llanelli Mind and Lowri and Rhys Griffiths from Hywel Griffiths and Sons at their offices in Wind Street, Ammanford to place a bauble on the Remembrance Tree in memory of her son Steffan.
The Remembrance Tree allows the opportunity to remember a loved one or celebrate a special memory and at the same time support a worthwhile local cause.
Rhys said, "This year we're supporting Llanelli Mind Welcome Centre and we will support more lo...cal causes in the future".
Baubles with personal messages can be placed on the tree from 9.30 am - 12.30 pm and 1.30 pm - 4.30 pm every weekday from the 1st to 23rd December.

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After restoring the grave of fallen Ammanford soldier ‘Private Rees Jones’ last year and with Remembrance day approaching, our attention once again turned to locating the graves and memorials of more of our fallen soldiers.
With this in mind we contacted Major Kenneth J Burton who kindly helped us in finding the memorial of the late 'Private David Rhys Douglas Jenkins', which is located at Christian Temple, Ammanford.
Sadly over time the memorial had cracked and the overall c...ondition of the grave was very poor. Fortunately, our memorial team were able to tidy the grave and provide the late Private and his family with a new memorial, in hopes that his memory and sacrifice will live on.
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them."
Please find below a brief history of Private David Rhys Douglas Jenkins.
‘David Rhys was born in Pantyffynnon, the son of Thomas and Sarah Ann Jenkins.
He attended Parcyrhun School followed by Ammanford Central School.
After School he worked in Wernos Colliery before moving along with many of his friends to Birmingham for work. It was there he enlisted into the army at the outbreak of the war.
He served in the 1st London Scottish (Donside) Gordon Highlanders, as one of many Welshmen who were drafted into the Scottish Regiments.
He was killed near Mosul, in Northern Iraq, and was buried the same day with full military honours.
Douglas, who was just 21 years of age, is buried in Mosul War Cemetery, his headstone carries the inscription chosen by his parents:
‘In loving Memory of dear Douglas’ ‘Thy will be done’ ‘Father, Mother and Family’
He is remembered on the Scottish National War Memorial, in Edinburgh Castle, on the Memorial Gates in Ammanford, as well as in Christian Temple, Ammanford.’

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Tracy Davies is joined by Karen Rowe from Llanelli Mind and Lowri and Rhys Griffiths from Hywel Griffiths and Sons at their offices in Wind Street, Ammanford to place a bauble on the Remembrance Tree in memory of her son Steffan.
The Remembrance Tree allows the opportunity to remember a loved one or celebrate a special memory and at the same time support a worthwhile local cause.
Rhys said, "This year we're supporting Llanelli Mind Welcome Centre and we will support more lo...cal causes in the future".
Baubles with personal messages can be placed on the tree from 9.30 am - 12.30 pm and 1.30 pm - 4.30 pm every weekday from the 1st to 23rd December.

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After restoring the grave of fallen Ammanford soldier ‘Private Rees Jones’ last year and with Remembrance day approaching, our attention once again turned to locating the graves and memorials of more of our fallen soldiers.
With this in mind we contacted Major Kenneth J Burton who kindly helped us in finding the memorial of the late 'Private David Rhys Douglas Jenkins', which is located at Christian Temple, Ammanford.
Sadly over time the memorial had cracked and the overall c...ondition of the grave was very poor. Fortunately, our memorial team were able to tidy the grave and provide the late Private and his family with a new memorial, in hopes that his memory and sacrifice will live on.
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them."
Please find below a brief history of Private David Rhys Douglas Jenkins.
‘David Rhys was born in Pantyffynnon, the son of Thomas and Sarah Ann Jenkins.
He attended Parcyrhun School followed by Ammanford Central School.
After School he worked in Wernos Colliery before moving along with many of his friends to Birmingham for work. It was there he enlisted into the army at the outbreak of the war.
He served in the 1st London Scottish (Donside) Gordon Highlanders, as one of many Welshmen who were drafted into the Scottish Regiments.
He was killed near Mosul, in Northern Iraq, and was buried the same day with full military honours.
Douglas, who was just 21 years of age, is buried in Mosul War Cemetery, his headstone carries the inscription chosen by his parents:
‘In loving Memory of dear Douglas’ ‘Thy will be done’ ‘Father, Mother and Family’
He is remembered on the Scottish National War Memorial, in Edinburgh Castle, on the Memorial Gates in Ammanford, as well as in Christian Temple, Ammanford.’

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Tracy Davies is joined by Karen Rowe from Llanelli Mind and Lowri and Rhys Griffiths from Hywel Griffiths and Sons at their offices in Wind Street, Ammanford to place a bauble on the Remembrance Tree in memory of her son Steffan.
The Remembrance Tree allows the opportunity to remember a loved one or celebrate a special memory and at the same time support a worthwhile local cause.
Rhys said, "This year we're supporting Llanelli Mind Welcome Centre and we will support more lo...cal causes in the future".
Baubles with personal messages can be placed on the tree from 9.30 am - 12.30 pm and 1.30 pm - 4.30 pm every weekday from the 1st to 23rd December.

See More

After restoring the grave of fallen Ammanford soldier ‘Private Rees Jones’ last year and with Remembrance day approaching, our attention once again turned to locating the graves and memorials of more of our fallen soldiers.
With this in mind we contacted Major Kenneth J Burton who kindly helped us in finding the memorial of the late 'Private David Rhys Douglas Jenkins', which is located at Christian Temple, Ammanford.
Sadly over time the memorial had cracked and the overall c...ondition of the grave was very poor. Fortunately, our memorial team were able to tidy the grave and provide the late Private and his family with a new memorial, in hopes that his memory and sacrifice will live on.
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them."
Please find below a brief history of Private David Rhys Douglas Jenkins.
‘David Rhys was born in Pantyffynnon, the son of Thomas and Sarah Ann Jenkins.
He attended Parcyrhun School followed by Ammanford Central School.
After School he worked in Wernos Colliery before moving along with many of his friends to Birmingham for work. It was there he enlisted into the army at the outbreak of the war.
He served in the 1st London Scottish (Donside) Gordon Highlanders, as one of many Welshmen who were drafted into the Scottish Regiments.
He was killed near Mosul, in Northern Iraq, and was buried the same day with full military honours.
Douglas, who was just 21 years of age, is buried in Mosul War Cemetery, his headstone carries the inscription chosen by his parents:
‘In loving Memory of dear Douglas’ ‘Thy will be done’ ‘Father, Mother and Family’
He is remembered on the Scottish National War Memorial, in Edinburgh Castle, on the Memorial Gates in Ammanford, as well as in Christian Temple, Ammanford.’

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