by Delucia | Nov 19, 2006 | Past events
The aim of “Emigranti from Valceno – England & Wales” The aim of “Emigranti from Valceno – England & Wales” was to narrate the history and lives of a community of people who were emigrating in search of work as early on as...
by Delucia | Mar 15, 2005 | Information, Past events
The Italian Head of State President Ciampi visited London and held a reception at the Queen Elisabeth II Conference Centre, Westminster. At the reception were representatives from Wales and the Amici Val Ceno Galles. After a speech emphasizing the importance of...
by Delucia | Nov 1, 2004 | Past events
The annual Christmas Cena held at the Maes Manor Hotel, Blackwood. Another great turnout! Thank you to everyone who came!
by Mark | Oct 23, 2004 | Past events
Saturday morning, 7am. Looking out my window at the torrential downpour the last thing I wanted to do was get up. Then it dawned on me that not only did I have to get up but I had to run around in the woods with a gun in my hand shooting and shouting surrender like a...
by Paul | May 3, 2004 | Past events
The credit for the inspirational idea of a trip to Bardi to see the festival of Cantamaggio must go to Mario Moruzzi who then asked Primo Sidoli and myself Paul Pelopida whether we would like to accompany him to see the event whilst also combining it with a short...
by Delucia | May 1, 2004 | Past events
Many guests again enjoyed a first class evening at the Cardiff Hilton in May. The Fantini Band supplied good dancing music, and the Hilton staff excelled themselves, serving an excellent buffet professionally and on time. This year the hotel managed to enlarge the...
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