High Sheriff of Dyfed

28/03/2026

Dyma’r flwyddyn bythgofiadwy fel Uchel Siryf wedi dod I ben. Gwasanaeth hyfryd iawn ddoe yn y Gadeirlan yn Ty Ddewi I ddatgan Andrew Philips yn Uchel Siryf Dyfed 2026/7. Llongyfarchiadau mawr iddo fe a’i briod Sue.
Diolch I bawb sydd wedi bod cymaint o gefn I fi yn ystod y flwyddyn, yn enwedig y teulu a’r Is Siryf Richard Morris a Roland Lewis. Diolch am y croeso yn bob man, rwyf wedi mwynhau cwrdd a pobl o Pob ardal yn Dyfed, chi gyd yn gwneud gwaeth da iawn. Mae wedi bod yn bleser bod yn cwmni yr Arglwydd Raglaw yn nifer o digwyddiadau, diolch am eich cwmni.
Mae gyda fi atgofion melys iawn am flwyddyn arbennig. Diolch

My memorable year as High Sheriff has come to an end at a magnificent service at St David’s Cathedral. Congratulations to the new High Sheriff of Dyfed Mr Andrew Philips and his wife Sue, enjoy every moment.
A huge thanks to everyone that has encouraged and supported me through the year, especially my family and the two under sheriffs Mr Richard Morris and Mr Roland Lewis. A huge thanks for the very warm welcome that I have received at every event in each area of Dyfed, you all deserve congratulations on the outstanding work you do for the community and good causes. It has been a delight and a privilege to accompany the Lord Lieutenant on many occasions, thank you for your kindness and generosity.
I treasure these special memories of a wonderful year. Thank you
Diolch I Tegwen Morris am y Llunie x

26/03/2026

Diwrnod llawn diwethaf fel Uchel Siryf Dyfed, mor falch cael bod gyda aelodau Sefydliad y Merched Cymru yn y Cenhadledd Blynyddol yn Aberystwyth. Diolch i Tegwen am y lluniau. Edrych ymlaen i yfori pan fydd Andrew Philips yn gwneud ei datganiad fel Uchel Siryf Dyfed, rwyn dymuno yn dda iddo. Diolch I bawb am eu cefnogaeth yn ystod y flwyddyn diwethaf, rwyf yn gwerthfawrogu yn fawr. 👏👏👏
Today was my last full day as High Sheriff of Dyfed, a perfect ending at the WI Wales Conference at Aberystwyth. Thank you Tegwen for the photos. I’m looking forward to tomorrow at St David’s Cathedral when Andrew Philips will make his declaration as the new High Sheriff of Dyfed, I wish him well. A huge thanks to you all for your support and encouragement, i really appreciate it.👏👏👏

26/03/2026

Julie Starling yn cyflwyno “Datblygu Cenhedl o Archubwyr Bywyd”, ymgyrch SYM
Julie Starling presenting “Developing a Nation of Lifesavers “, the WI campaign Bystanders can be Lifesavers is so important.

26/03/2026

Rhian Connick Pennaeth SYM Cymru yn rhoi adroddiad o weithgareddau y flwyddyn. Pam Beedan Is Gadeirydd FfCSyM yn siarad am ei taith gyda SYM.
Rhian Connick Head of NFWI Wales giving a report of the busy year’s activities. Pam Beedan NFWI Vice Chair presented her journey in the WI.

26/03/2026

Genhadledd flynyddol SYM Cymru yn Aberystwyth heddiw. Y neuadd fawr yn llawn ac yn edrych ymlaen am ddiwrnod da. Cafwyd croeso cynnes gan Gay Evans Cadeirydd Ceredigion.
Annual Wales Conference in Aberystwyth today. The Great Hall is full of enthusiastic WI members looking forward to an exciting day. A warm welcome was given by Gay Evans Chair of Ceredigion WI.

20/03/2026

The Sunday Times has listed Aberystwyth as one of the best places to live in Wales.

17/03/2026

A Ceredigion hotel, Ty Glyn, has made The Times’ 50 Best Places to Stay in the UK for 2026, showcasing its charm and history.

17/03/2026

15/03/2026

Diwrnod gwobrau Uchel Siryf Dyfed. Roedd yn braf cael y cyfle I rhoi gwobrau i unigolion a timau sydd wedi gwneud gwahaniaeth. Diolch I bawb am ei dewrder, ei gwasanaeth diflino I gymdeithas a chymunedau.
High Sheriff of Dyfed Awards. It was a pleasure to present High Sheriff Awards to citizens and teams that had made a significant contribution.
Thank you for your bravery, your dedicated service to organisations and communities.

06/03/2026

The second expedition in the ROW4MND series begins tomorrow from Dale in Pembrokeshire. 💪

This small, idyllic village looked after the team when they stopped here last year, and tomorrow it will once again become an important launch point as they head back out to sea. The goal is simple: push as far north as possible in the ten days available, with the elements ultimately deciding how far they can go.

Despite the team already completing some incredible expeditions — including multiple ocean rows between them — rowing around the UK presents its own unique challenges. Powerful tides, heavy maritime traffic, unforgiving rocks, and the biting cold of March waters will all test the crew.

But the team are ready. Preparation is done. Now it’s time to go.

Stand by — tomorrow promises to be something special. 🙌

This expedition is part of the wider ROW4MND mission to raise £57 million to support people living with Motor Neurone Disease.
100% of donations will go directly to the MND Association, My Name’5 Doddie Foundation, and Leeds Hospitals Charity.

If you can, please support the mission by donating via the link in the below:

https://www.row4mnd.com/