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South Wales Evening Post column, January 12, 2024

Posted By Robert Lloyd

“THE trouble with kids* today, eh?”
How often do we hear people tut-tutting and complaining about the younger generation?
Quite often, I guess, when you see random ‘feral’ gangs hanging around street corners.
But it is worth reminding ourselves that the vapers and alcopop-swiggers

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The latest Phil Evans column – January 10

Posted By RobertLloyd58

A HULLABALOO OVER WHO PLAYED WHO IN ‘ZULU’
You know by now I’m not a TV addict who watches soaps or ‘reality’ shows.
While I usually avoid anything with ‘Celebrity’ in the title, I recently watched one that made me laugh out loud –

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South Wales Evening Post column, January 05, 2024

Posted By Robert Lloyd

IT was a former friend who once recycled the old joke of ‘A New Year’s resolution is something that goes in one year and out the other.’
With a wit as sharp as that, it was little wonder that he cut himself out of

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South Wales Evening Post column, November 10, 2023

Posted By Robert Lloyd

DO you really want to know what gets up my nose?
It’s got five letters, starts with a V and isn’t a Vicks Inhaler!
The answer is, of course, Vapes.
The craze for vaping not only gets up my nose; it gets down my

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The latest Phil Evans column – November 8

Posted By Robert Lloyd

Comedian Phil Evans is from Ammanford. He is known as the man who puts the ‘cwtsh’ into comedy. This column appears in the South Wales Evening Post, Carmarthen Journal and Llanelli Star. Website – www.philevans.co.uk

GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE? DON’T BANK ON IT!
I recently related

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South Wales Evening Post column, November 03, 2023

Posted By Robert Lloyd

IT’S time for Remembrance – a time to reflect and to honour armed forces members who have died in the line of duty.
Everyone has an individual focus for Remembrance. It could be a grandad who died in World War Two or a relative

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