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03/10/2008 Cylch Cadwgan
Siaradwr: Parch Huw Jones ac Arfon Gwilym Teitl: Stori Hwiangerddi Trefnwyr: Clwb y Dwrlyn Yn: Acapela, Capel Horeb, Pentyrch Dydd Gwener, 03/10/2008 Am: 7.30
28/11/2008 Cylch Cadwgan
Siaradwr: Dr Richard Wyn Jones Teitl: Rhoi Cymru’n Gyntaf: ‘Dulliau chwyldro’ neu’r llwybr seneddol? Trefnwyr : Tabernacl, Efail Isaf Yn: Campws Cymuned Gartholwg, Pentre’r Eglwys Dydd Gwener, 28/11/2008 Am: 8.00yh
23/01/2009 Cylch Cadwgan
Siaradwr: Gareth Miles Teitl: Oes o Sgwennu Trefnwyr: Cymdeithas Gymraeg Llantrisant Yn: Campws Cymuned Gartholwg, Pentre’r Eglwys Dydd Gwener, 23/01/2009 Am: 8.00yh
20/05/2009
Siaradwr: Menna Elfyn a Fflur Dafydd Teitl: Yr awduron yn darllen eu gwaith Trefnwyr: Merched y Wawr, Cangen y Garth Yn: Festri Bethlehem, Gwaelod y Garth Dydd Mercher, 20/05/2009 Am: 8.00pm
Bob Dydd Sul Côr Godre\'r Garth
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Obama seeks stronger Europe ties
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Lifestyle 'should hit' IVF access
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Brown set for union policy summit
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Painter fined for smoking in van
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The first task for Brown is to get through the next 24 hours and his reaction will be keenly awaited
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