Articles in Category : Lifestyle & Leisure

Liar by Ayelet Gundar-Goshen (Pushkin Press £12.99) When an author is being interviewed by BBC Hard Talk’s Stephen Sackur, you can expect a memorable inter-change. Sackur selects only the most eminent, the most controversial and the most daring writers for his

So, I had an amazing trip over in Ireland which I wrote about last month. The waves and weather came together to create great conditions for weeks on end. I felt blessed to have scored such an amazing run of

If you ever thought that you couldn’t go for a long weekend break in ‘Big Africa’, then it’s time to reconsider your plans. With The Gambia a mere six hours flight from the UK, you will arrive in equatorial paradise

This month, Ian Bateman completes his walk along the Tawe from its source all the way to the sea. In the previous issues I said we’d tackle this monumental trail in four sections instead of the original plan of three.

Liz Barry has been offered the opportunity of a lifetime – two months in Mumbai working with a Bollywood dance studio. This month Liz sent Bay photographs that she had taken while in a flower market – to say she

This month Liz Hinds’ ponders on the subject of making the right career decision. Is it something we can do when in our teens? And would we make the same decision later on in life? We were learning about occupations

It’s going to be a busy month in Swansea Bay this April, and some of the highlights include the launch of a new gallery space, a visit from an award-winning author, a trio of dances from our national dance company,

With Easter falling in April this year, Charles Wilson-Watkins brings us a little bit of the history of chocolate in Britain. Let’s start at the beginning. It wasn’t until the 16th Century, when Christopher Columbus whilst on his fourth mission

Emlyn Roberts-Harry’s review for April is the story of a country singer trying against all odd to get to Nashville. At the time of going to press it wasn’t scheduled to be screened in any of Swansea’s larger cinemas –

Consistency and quality in education continues to be vitally important, at a time of great change nationally. St. Michael’s School focuses on providing this stability and forward thinking, both in children’s academic development and their wellbeing. The school offers a