Teletext Recovery - 27/07/1997

P197 CEEFAX 1 197 Mon 28 Jul 01:42/09         1/6 CATHOLIC CHURCH STATES DEVOLUTION STAND Leaders say they will remain neutral ROYAL Charles sees energy alternative FIRE Firemen rescue beach ride donkeys TRIKE Disabled athlete starts marathon SCOUTS Thousands gather for jamboree A-Z 199 Letters 145 Headlines 101 TV 600 Front Page 100 Subtitles 888 A/Z Index TV/Radio News Heads Main Menu

P197 CEEFAX 1 197 Mon 28 Jul 01:47/15         2/6 CATHOLIC CHURCH IS NEUTRAL ON ASSEMBLY Leaders of the Catholic Church in Wales say they will stay neutral during the referendum on a Welsh Assembly. The Archbishop at Cardiff and the bishops in Menevia and Wrexham issued a joint statement outlining their stance. Yesterday, Plaid Cymru's National Council decided to support the Yes campaign for an Assembly. However, the rebel Labour MP Llew Smith has called the decision "a major step down the road of separatism". A-Z 199 Letters 145 Headlines 101 TV 600 Front Page 100 Subtitles 888 A/Z Index TV/Radio News Heads Main Menu

P197 CEEFAX 1 197 Mon 28 Jul 01:41/36         3/6 CHARLES VIEWS ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY The Prince of Wales has been viewing environmentally-friendly technology on the second day of his visit to Wales. Prince Charles toured the centre for Alternative Technology in Machynlleth, which he last visited in 1978. As he left the centre, anti-windfarm campaigners staged a peaceful protest. The Prince then left for Gregynog Hall, near Newtown, where he had a private lunch with the Vice Chancellors of the University of Wales. A-Z 199 Letters 145 Headlines 101 TV 600 Front Page 100 Subtitles 888 A/Z Index TV/Radio News Heads Main Menu

P197 CEEFAX 1 197 Mon 28 Jul 01:43/44         4/6 BEACH RIDE ANIMALS RESCUED FROM FIRE Horses and donkeys used for beach rides were rescued from their stables by firefighters early this morning. The animals, which give rides on the beach at Borth, near Aberystwyth, were trapped after the stables caught fire. One horse died in the blaze which destroyed the Old Power Station building which was used as stabling. A-Z 199 Letters 145 Headlines 101 TV 600 Front Page 100 Subtitles 888 A/Z Index TV/Radio News Heads Main Menu

P197 CEEFAX 1 197 Mon 28 Jul 01:42/20         5/6 DISABLED ATHLETE STARTS TRIKE MARATHON One of Britain's top disabled athletes has set off on a 200-mile trike ride from Cowbridge. Rick Ransome is cycling to raise money for the Brill fund - Bringing Relief into Local Lives. The fund exists to help support disadvantaged individuals and one of the causes supported is Tu Gwyn special needs school in Cardiff. A-Z 199 Letters 145 Headlines 101 TV 600 Front Page 100 Subtitles 888 A/Z Index TV/Radio News Heads Main Menu

P197 CEEFAX 1 197 Mon 28 Jul 01:44/31         6/6 SCOUTS GATHER FOR WELSH JAMBOREE Thousands of Scouts are have been gathering in north Wales for the 13th Scout Jamboree Cymru. Three thousand Scouts from several countries have assembled at the Denbigh and Flint showground. William Legge Bourke, the president of the Welsh Scout Council and Roy Whittingham, Wales's Chief Commissioner, have addressed them. The camp is completely self contained with shops and a hospital. A-Z 199 Letters 145 Headlines 101 TV 600 Front Page 100 Subtitles 888 A/Z Index TV/Radio News Heads Main Menu

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