Using non actors again, in the company of two actors, this is about  a homosexual  committee member being outed.   A story about a man’s sexuality being accepted by his peers, against expectation. A gentle film.  1987

The bluff character at the centre of this tale of Valleys chauvinism is again Abe Roberts, not an actor but a man playing himself in the context of a story written by Karl Francis. The opening scenes show the committee at work hearing grievances and banning members for causing disturbances. The Committee is then introduced to a woman whose husband is beating her up and who makes the unusual request that a "Woman Who Love Too Much" group can be formed in this male chauvinist bastion.  Helen Griffin plays the woman and Robert Hale and Gary Howe play the two gay members of the Committee who are outed by the end of the film.