Rhyl Based Appliance.

There are Twenty one Volvo based Emergencyone built fire engines to be delivered over the next couple of years as part of a rolling programme

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru.

"Sequere justitiam et invenias vitam" (Dilyner gyfiawnder i ddarganfod bywyd), arwyddair Llwydiaid Rhiwgoch - anodd credu fod unrhyw gyfiawnder yn perthyn i'r difrod yma.

Diolch am waith clodwiw y gwasanaeth tan mewn ceisio achub yr adeilad.

Mor eithriadol o drist.

"Sequere justitiam et invenias vitam" (Follow justice to discover life), the Lloyd's of Rhiwgoch's family motto - hard to think that any justice qualifies the damage done here.

Thanks to the fire service for their commendable work in trying to save the place.

So incredibly sad.

Amlwch based appliances.

The new generation of light four wheel drive pumping appliances for North Wales Fire and Rescue Service.They were imported by Brands of Beccles hence the Norwich registrations.Angloco supplied the bodywork. This on is AU10 ACJ

The others are Six

AU10 ABZ at Llangollen

AU10 ABX at Dolgellau

AU10 ABV at Abergele

AU10 ACF at Conwy

AU10 ACJ at Amlwch

AU10 ACO at Llangefni

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru

Amlwch based appliances.

The new generation of light four wheel drive pumping appliances for North Wales Fire and Rescue Service.They were imported by Brands of Beccles hence the Norwich registrations.Angloco supplied the bodywork. This on is AU10 ACJ

The others are Six

AU10 ABZ at Llangollen

AU10 ABX at Dolgellau

AU10 ABV at Abergele

AU10 ACF at Conwy

AU10 ACJ at Amlwch

AU10 ACO at Llangefni

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru

Amlwch based appliances.

The new generation of light four wheel drive pumping appliances for North Wales Fire and Rescue Service.They were imported by Brands of Beccles hence the Norwich registrations.Angloco supplied the bodywork. This on is AU10 ACJ

The others are Six

AU10 ABZ at Llangollen

AU10 ABX at Dolgellau

AU10 ABV at Abergele

AU10 ACF at Conwy

AU10 ACJ at Amlwch

AU10 ACO at Llangefni

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru

Ch - dde / l-r :- Bobby Vaughan , Bobby Ingram , Simon Rushton ,Lee Griffith , David Jones , Peter Davies , Malcolm North , Garry Roberts , Brian Jones , John Probert a / and John Crawford.

Abergele based appliances.

The new generation of light four wheel drive pumping appliances for North Wales Fire and Rescue Service.They were imported by Brands of Beccles hence the Norwich registrations.Angloco supplied the bodywork. This on is AU10 ABV

The others are Six

AU10 ABZ at Llangollen

AU10 ABX at Dolgellau

AU10 ABV at Abergele

AU10 ACF at Conwy

AU10 ACJ at Amlwch

AU10 ACO at Llangefni

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru

Blaenau Ffestiniog Based off road Appliance.

At Workshop

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru.

CE22 BBU : Scania P280 / Emergency One Rescue Pump of Gwasanaeth Tân ac Achub De Cymru / South Wales Fire & Rescue Service based at Station No.46 - Y Maindy / Maindee.

Queensway, Newport.

14-09-2025

Ruthin based Appliance that replaced volvo P23 KEY.

This is the first of Twenty one Volvo based Emergency one built fire engines to be delivered over the next couple of years as part of a rolling programme

Seen two weeks after to being put it service

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru

(c) Copyright Alex Drennan

Ail Gartrefu'r bad achub " Chieftain " lifeboat being re - housed

"Sequere justitiam et invenias vitam" (Dilyner gyfiawnder i ddarganfod bywyd), arwyddair Llwydiaid Rhiwgoch - anodd credu fod unrhyw gyfiawnder yn perthyn i'r difrod yma.

Diolch am waith clodwiw y gwasanaeth tan mewn ceisio achub yr adeilad.

Mor eithriadol o drist.

"Sequere justitiam et invenias vitam" (Follow justice to discover life), the Lloyd's of Rhiwgoch's family motto - hard to think that any justice qualifies the damage done here.

Thanks to the fire service for their commendable work in trying to save the place.

So incredibly sad.

North Wales Fire And Rescue Service/Gwasanaeth Tân ac Achub Gogledd Cymru - Volvo FFL 220 Rescue Pump (PO64 UZA) at Wrexham Ambulance and Fire Service Resource Centre, Wrexham.

North Wales Fire & Rescue Service.

Bangor based Appliances at Capel Curig

Abergele based appliances.

The new generation of light four wheel drive pumping appliances for North Wales Fire and Rescue Service.They were imported by Brands of Beccles hence the Norwich registrations.Angloco supplied the bodywork. This on is AU10 ABV

The others are Six

AU10 ABZ at Llangollen

AU10 ABX at Dolgellau

AU10 ABV at Abergele

AU10 ACF at Conwy

AU10 ACJ at Amlwch

AU10 ACO at Llangefni

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru

On the left is a blue buoy on which is painted "Badau Achub Cemaes" and "Cemaes Bay Lifeboats", under the name of Charles Henry Ashley

Teitl Cymraeg/Welsh title: Tîm achub mynydd

Ffotograffydd/Photographer: Geoff Charles (1909-2002)

Dyddiad/Date: 1/11/1952

Cyfrwng/Medium: Negydd ffilm / Film negative

Cyfeiriad/Reference: (gch03696)

Rhif cofnod / Record no.: 230959

Rhagor o wybodaeth am gasgliad Geoff Charles yn Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru

More information about the Geoff Charles Collection at the National Library of Wales

Mae ffotograffau Geoff Charles hefyd yn rhan o Broject Europeana Libraries

Geoff Charles' photographs also form part of the Europeana Libraries Project

Abergele based appliances.

The new generation of light four wheel drive pumping appliances for North Wales Fire and Rescue Service.They were imported by Brands of Beccles hence the Norwich registrations.Angloco supplied the bodywork. This on is AU10 ABV

The others are Six

AU10 ABZ at Llangollen

AU10 ABX at Dolgellau

AU10 ABV at Abergele

AU10 ACF at Conwy

AU10 ACJ at Amlwch

AU10 ACO at Llangefni

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru

Fighting for Morfudd

Achub Gwraig Eiddig

Girl who obscures her white throat

Pale and blenched – Eiddig’s threat

Hangs over you, a sick blight:

You it is he’ll beat tonight.

In rude health and humour ill,

No one can predict his will.

He scorns to play at love, girl,

All his life the vilest churl,

Hating hope, forsaking love –

May he spurn heaven above!

His own sister risks his ire

To speak with you. Hellish fire

Forbids the prude to permit

Discourse with a holy hermit

Lest it sully you. By night

He won’t let you out of sight,

Yet you elude the fool by day:

Contrive to have things your way.

I myself have risked my life

In dalliance with Eiddig’s wife:

Then he thrashed you. Catch your breath

And wish the ogre sudden death

Who dares to judge you. Hear now,

Gleaming one with golden brow:

Two things I would do – take note –

Were I in your petticoat.

Divorce the brute while you can;

Marry with a gentler man.

Death! Come lurk beside the bed

Where the bruiser lays his head!

I would not weep to see his corpse

Ride to earth the wooden horse

Shrouded like a wormy ghost.

Come to him who loves you most.

Source material: Attributed to Dafydd ap Gwilym, paraphrased by Giles Watson. Three of the eleven manuscripts attribute it to Dafydd, and in the rest it is left anonymous, but Thomas Parry, the mid-twentieth century editor of his poems, thought it too ‘unrefined’ to be the work of the master. I have endeavoured to retain an air of coarseness through some metrical inconsistencies, but I suspect the poem is Dafydd’s work, and that the rough and ready tone is a symptom of genuine anger. Although Morfudd is not mentioned in the text, I have chosen the title in preference to ‘Rescuing Eiddig’s Wife’ because the name Eiddig is consistently used by Dafydd when referring to the husband of his golden girl. There is another poem, ‘Llychwino Pryd y Ferch’, which Parry does accept as Dafydd’s work, in which the poet laments the fact that Morfudd’s beauty has faded because of ill treatment at the hands of her husband. The phrase “Were I in your petticoat” is a more or less literal translation of an idiomatic phrase akin to the English “Were I in your shoes”. The wooden horse is, of course, a coffin, so the poem can be read as a magical satire against Eiddig, but there is also a possibility that the line contains an allusion to the old Welsh custom of Ceffyl Pren, in which an abusive marriage partner was publicly humiliated on a wooden horse. Since the participants in this ritual were often cross-dressed, it is possible that the reference to the "petticoat" in an earlier line is also a punning allusion to the practice (Huw Davies, pers. comm., 2009.)

Llywiwr y bad achub / lifeboat coxwain 1892 - 1922.

(c) Copyright Alex Drennan

Ch - dde / L -R :- Frank Cocksey , Robert Arthur Buckley , David Llewelyn Griffith , Eric Griffith , George Kenneth Jeffs ( Llywiwr / Coxwain ) , Dewi Wyn Davies ( Peirianydd / Mechanic ) , Leonard Vaughan , Anthony Jeffs , Peter Hughes Phillips a / and Llewelyn Griffin

Hawlfraint / Coryright - Meirion Williams

Abergele based appliances.

The new generation of light four wheel drive pumping appliances for North Wales Fire and Rescue Service.They were imported by Brands of Beccles hence the Norwich registrations.Angloco supplied the bodywork. This on is AU10 ABV

The others are Six

AU10 ABZ at Llangollen

AU10 ABX at Dolgellau

AU10 ABV at Abergele

AU10 ACF at Conwy

AU10 ACJ at Amlwch

AU10 ACO at Llangefni

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru

Rhyl Based Appliance.

There are Twenty one Volvo based Emergencyone built fire engines to be delivered over the next couple of years as part of a rolling programme

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru

Amlwch based appliances.

The new generation of light four wheel drive pumping appliances for North Wales Fire and Rescue Service.They were imported by Brands of Beccles hence the Norwich registrations.Angloco supplied the bodywork. This on is AU10 ACJ

The others are Six

AU10 ABZ at Llangollen

AU10 ABX at Dolgellau

AU10 ABV at Abergele

AU10 ACF at Conwy

AU10 ACJ at Amlwch

AU10 ACO at Llangefni

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru

Ein bad achub newydd yn cyrraedd / the arrival of our new lifeboat

wrexham based appliance.

During a drill in yard.

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru .

Mwy / Best seen large

[See below for text in English]

Un o'r mannau mwyaf rhyfeddol yng Nghymru. Ddyddiau fu (am ganrifoedd) byddai'r pererinion yn croesi'r Llaethnant a'i rhaeadrau anferthol ar hyd llwybr hyanfol a garw islaw, ar eu ffordd i fentro'r swnt am Ynys Enlli, ac 'achub eu heniediau' trwy arbed y daith yr holl ffordd i Gaersalem, neu Sant Iago de Campostela. Yn codi fel aderyn ysglyfaethus ar yr ochr dde i'r llun, mae Tap Nyth yr Eryr - tybed a ddaw 'r eryr yma eto, ryw ddiwrnod? Gerllaw'r llwybr, yn fy ieuenctid, bum yn chwilio yn ofer am weddillion 'y gwely o garreg', olion gwyrthiol y man lle cysgasai Sant Tydecho, gan lithro ar y cerrig yn fy welingtons...Bydden ni heddiw yn cael haint i feddwl pe bai ein plant ni wedi crwydro ar eu pen eu hunain i le mor beryglus - ond dyna'r byd oedd ohoni, ac os nad oeddem ni'n ffindio'n diddanwch ein hunain ar ein gwyliau, digon buan y byddai 'nhad wedi dod o hyd i ryw orchwylion neu'i gilydd, fel torri talpiau o goed at y tan.

This is a magical place in Wales, where the saints through the Middle Ages wound their way to Bardsey, the sacred burial ground of the thousands of saints...near here lies the stone bed of Saint Tydecho. The thundering falls that tumble over and through the rocks are strong enough to roll huge boulders around when the stream is in flood. Eagles once nested here, but now the buzzards soar over the peaks (you can spot one, if your eyes are sharp).

The story about Saint Tydecho, from a version in English of Bucheddau'r Saint (The 'Lives of the Saints) can be seen here:

Tydecho Sant / St Tydecho

PS you can see I'm still interested in minimal images - a sort of visual haiku; sorry if it's a bit boring

Safle tynnu / Viewpoint [?]

Abergele based appliances.

The new generation of light four wheel drive pumping appliances for North Wales Fire and Rescue Service.They were imported by Brands of Beccles hence the Norwich registrations.Angloco supplied the bodywork. This on is AU10 ABV

The others are Six

AU10 ABZ at Llangollen

AU10 ABX at Dolgellau

AU10 ABV at Abergele

AU10 ACF at Conwy

AU10 ACJ at Amlwch

AU10 ACO at Llangefni

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru

Views seen from The Esplanade in Penarth, either side of the pier.

The Lifeboat Station of Penarth.

Grade II listed as the Penarth Yacht Club House.

Penarth Yacht Club House,the Esplanade, Penarth

Location

History

Interior

Exterior

13353

At S end of Esplanade facing E.

History. North section before 1884; central section circa 1885; S section circa 1895. Clubhouse for Penarth Boat Club founded 1880; became Penarth Yacht Club 1895.

Exterior: Two storeys. Rear wall at SW end of red brick with white brick lacing course at eaves. Front and side walls with (painted) roughcast cladding to ground floor and stucco upper floor and attics. Slate cladding to roofs, enlivened in front pitch by attic gables of varying shapes.

Red ridge and crest tiles and terracotta finials. Front elevation with balconied verandah of seven (first floor) and eight (ground floor) bays; supported on fluted twisted cast-iron columns with Corinthian capitals, the columns in pairs except between fourth and fifth (first floor), and fifth and sixth gables (ground floor) from north end. In centre of northernmost gable, coupled columns on ground floor only. Balcony balustrade with stone flagged balcony floor and exposed wooden joists to flat balcony roof. Verandah returns along side elevations, with curve at SE angle.

A series of ledged doors on ground floor, with a pair of ledged sliding doors each to gables two to five, and gable seven from N; a single pedestrian door below fifth gable and a similar pedestrian door below sixth gable.

Mansard-shaped roof at N end which projects forward as a wide gable with hipped end and bargeboard; two segmental sashes descending to balcony floor; keystones. Second and fourth gables each in form of pedimented dormer, with two-light French casement below on balcony storey. Third gable with moulded cornice and shaped sides with three-light semi-circular attic window and French casement with side lights on balcony storey. Fifth and sixth gables in form of two projecting conjoined gable ends each with segmentally-headed sash windows to attic and with a sash window below descending to balcony floor. Fifth gable also with three-quarter glazed balcony door. Seventh 'gable' in form of segmental pediment to two-light dormer in separate hipped roof with two modern two-light French casements on balcony storey.

South return elevation retains the balcony but with balustrade finials instead of columns and with verandah columns enclosed on the ground floor. Three bays. A rectangular bay window with sash lights at balconies at each end, each with a two-light segmentally pedimented dormer over. Centre bay with two-thirds glazed door with sash side-lights; attic lunette in rectangular surround with shaped sides and crowning moulded pediment.

Interior: Inside, contemporary staircase with stone steps and iron balustrade.

References: C M Tarver, Penarth Yacht Club, A Centenary History, 1980.

Reason for Listing

References

This text is a legacy record and has not been updated since the building was originally listed. Details of the building may have changed in the intervening time. You should not rely on this listing as an accurate description of the building.

Source: Cadw

Listed building text is © Crown Copyright. Reproduced under licence.

Beach seen from the pier.

Hofrennydd achub / Sea King rescue helicopter , 22 Squadron " C " Flight , R.A.F. Valley

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Ar y dde Darvel Owens o Morfa Nefyn

On the right Darvel owens from Morfa Nefyn

Lluniau a gymerwyd gan fy niweddar ewythr oedd yn arfer byw ym Morfa Nefyn.

Photos taken by my late Uncle who used to live in Morfa Nefyn

Dylai unrhyw un sydd â lluniau o ddiddordeb ac yn dymuno iddynt gael eu harddangos ar y safle hwn gysylltu â mi drwy e-bost: cm.pritchard @ btinternet.com

Anyone who has photos of interest and wish them to be displayed on this site contact me by email : cm.pritchard@btinternet.com

Cefn / back / ch- dde/ l-r:- Anthony Jeffs , Hugh Roberts , Lt.Col. Colin Walker , R.M. , Dr Steve Hassan , Keith Allday , Dr Robert Haworth , Cedric Griffith , ( Llywiwr / Coxwain ) , John Crawford , Andrew Meadows , Raymond Chamberlain , Meic Ellis a / and John Probert.

Blaen / front :- Robert Ingram , Peter Davies , David Jones , Robert Vaughan , Simon Rushton , Phillip Hill . Daniel Brooks , Heath Rushton a / and Garry Roberts.

Ruthin based Appliance.has now been replaced by PO11 HXH

Gwasanaeth tan ac achub gogledd cymru

Cefn / back, ch-dde / l-r:- Llewelyn Griffin , Peter Hughes Philips , Hugh Griffith Roberts , Keith Allday , Cedric Griffith , Dewi Wyn Davies , hefo eu cyfeillion / with their friends - Arthur John Sykes a / and Simon Evans.

Blaen / front :- Malcolm North , Heath Rushton , David Jones a / and Garry Roberts.

Hawlfraint / Copyright - Meirion Williams

Views seen from The Esplanade in Penarth, either side of the pier.

The Lifeboat Station of Penarth.

Grade II listed as the Penarth Yacht Club House.

Penarth Yacht Club House,the Esplanade, Penarth

Location

History

Interior

Exterior

13353

At S end of Esplanade facing E.

History. North section before 1884; central section circa 1885; S section circa 1895. Clubhouse for Penarth Boat Club founded 1880; became Penarth Yacht Club 1895.

Exterior: Two storeys. Rear wall at SW end of red brick with white brick lacing course at eaves. Front and side walls with (painted) roughcast cladding to ground floor and stucco upper floor and attics. Slate cladding to roofs, enlivened in front pitch by attic gables of varying shapes.

Red ridge and crest tiles and terracotta finials. Front elevation with balconied verandah of seven (first floor) and eight (ground floor) bays; supported on fluted twisted cast-iron columns with Corinthian capitals, the columns in pairs except between fourth and fifth (first floor), and fifth and sixth gables (ground floor) from north end. In centre of northernmost gable, coupled columns on ground floor only. Balcony balustrade with stone flagged balcony floor and exposed wooden joists to flat balcony roof. Verandah returns along side elevations, with curve at SE angle.

A series of ledged doors on ground floor, with a pair of ledged sliding doors each to gables two to five, and gable seven from N; a single pedestrian door below fifth gable and a similar pedestrian door below sixth gable.

Mansard-shaped roof at N end which projects forward as a wide gable with hipped end and bargeboard; two segmental sashes descending to balcony floor; keystones. Second and fourth gables each in form of pedimented dormer, with two-light French casement below on balcony storey. Third gable with moulded cornice and shaped sides with three-light semi-circular attic window and French casement with side lights on balcony storey. Fifth and sixth gables in form of two projecting conjoined gable ends each with segmentally-headed sash windows to attic and with a sash window below descending to balcony floor. Fifth gable also with three-quarter glazed balcony door. Seventh 'gable' in form of segmental pediment to two-light dormer in separate hipped roof with two modern two-light French casements on balcony storey.

South return elevation retains the balcony but with balustrade finials instead of columns and with verandah columns enclosed on the ground floor. Three bays. A rectangular bay window with sash lights at balconies at each end, each with a two-light segmentally pedimented dormer over. Centre bay with two-thirds glazed door with sash side-lights; attic lunette in rectangular surround with shaped sides and crowning moulded pediment.

Interior: Inside, contemporary staircase with stone steps and iron balustrade.

References: C M Tarver, Penarth Yacht Club, A Centenary History, 1980.

Reason for Listing

References

This text is a legacy record and has not been updated since the building was originally listed. Details of the building may have changed in the intervening time. You should not rely on this listing as an accurate description of the building.

Source: Cadw

Listed building text is © Crown Copyright. Reproduced under licence.

Ein bad achub newydd yn cyrraedd / the arrival of our new lifeboat

Hawlfraint / Copyright - Helen Iles ( Aelod o'r criw / Crew member )