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Spring is in the air and our thoughts inevitably turn to having a good tidy up and de-clutter, so this month we thought you’d like to hear about our volunteer-run fundraising charity shop. It’s a great place to donate your
Read MoreThe weather during April can be variable, so keep an eye on the weather forecast and be prepared to nip outside to cover delicate plants, if frost is mentioned. Just a sheet of newspaper can suffice as protection – as
Read MoreHirundines are a group of birds found in every continent including occasionally Antarctica! This group ‘Hirundinidae’ consists of around 90 species of swallows, martins and saw-wings; we typically see swallows and martins migrating from their warmer winter climates to breed
Read MoreBuild your very own bean house What’s a spring garden without a bean house? Country Living notes they are perfect for a spring garden as they’re easy to grow, require little to no maintenance, high-yielding, and they
Read MoreWhatever witty slogan we use to attract your attention, by the time you read this article, kitten season will have begun in earnest. Now of course as a volunteer for Swansea Cats Protection, my head can be turned by the
Read MoreAt Swansea Pest Control you will receive a polite and professional service from initial contact, during a treatment and after the treatment has finished. As our customer you will receive a FULL WRITTEN REPORT AND COSHH* SHEET with every visit to your property. We carry out a
Read MoreThe day’s length is noticeably increasing, so much so that plants are keen to get going, but the temperature of the ground must be right for success. March is said to arrive roaring like a lion and leave like a
Read MoreWoodfield Animal Sanctuary, located in Welshmoor, North Gower…a haven for rescued animals Robbie Bartington, spent many years as a child in Swansea, and with her husband David, decided to retire to Gower six years ago. They bought a small-holding with
Read MoreMARCH IS THE MONTH WHEN A LOT OF WILDFLOWERS COME INTO BLOOM, WITH THEIR BEAUTIFUL COLOURS AND FRAGRANCE. One of the most common flowers that grace our native woodlands is the bluebell. There are two varieties of bluebells that are
Read MoreBay is delighted to welcome Danielle Rouse on board as our resident ornithologist in 2019. Dan is a passionate conservationist, with a keen interest in ornithology. She lives on the South Wales coast where she spends much time observing the
Read MoreWe’re now well into the New Year and already busy helping the many cats and kittens in need within the area – our work barely slows down for any national holiday! So while we’re certainly looking forward to what we
Read MoreThis monthly article is mainly designed for those new to gardening who are looking to enjoy the fruits of their labours on their dinner plate. For experienced gardeners, it will act more as an aide memoire as to what needs
Read MoreMark from SWANSEA PEST CONTROL provides Bay readers with help and advice on pest problems. This month it’s…RATS. At Swansea Pest Control you will receive a polite and professional service from initial contact, during a treatment and after the treatment has finished. As our customer you
Read MoreGardening advice for the new (and not so new) gardener October provided us with a nice dry spell at the start which allowed me to get ahead of myself with the autumnal chores. Borders have been tidied and I’ve made
Read MoreIt’s been a wonderful summer and I’m sure some homeowners must have asked themselves whether it might be worth getting solar panels installed on their houses – adding them to the list of about 840,000 properties in the UK that
Read MoreATTENTION DOG/CAT OWNERS It’s the law in the UK that all dogs over eight weeks old must be chipped, but sadly not cats. If an animal goes missing the easiest way to get it returned to its owner is to
Read MoreThere have been some fantastic exhibitions at Swansea Grand Theatre this year. Most recently it was Habitats, in which some fascinating works by Sir Frank Brangwyn standing side-by-side with more contemporary works inspired by the Anglo-Welsh artist’s The British Empire
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