THE winning South Pembs team of Daniel James, Kim Brickell, and Nia Davies

A GROUP of brave youngsters found their voices and conquered their nerves to stand up and speak in front of a packed audience at the Pembrokeshire YFC junior public speaking competition.

Subjects ranged from a debate about size zero models, one girl's love for her tractor and a boy's moving story about how he conquered leukaemia.

Vincent Morse, of Templeton YFC, gave an uplifting speech about his battle with leukaemia when he was younger, which deservedly won him the best speaker cup.

The best chairman was Tanya Hancock from Keyston YFC and Daniel James, of South Pembs YFC, followed up his success in the junior reading competition by winning the trophy for being the highest placed proposer of the vote of thanks.

Daniel was also celebrating with his fellow members from South Pembs, Kim Brickell and Nia Davies, when they were awarded the overall team trophy.

Llawhaden YFC were placed second, with Llysyfran and Martletwy joint third.

9:00am Friday 14th December 2007

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