Articles in Category : Lifestyle & Leisure

“Talking Stones” was an ITV Wales programme broadcast during the early 00s; it was presented by the motor-biking vicar, Lionel Fanthorpe. He toured Wales visiting graveyards and cemeteries, researching the lives of those names inscribed on the headstones. He left

COVER TO COVER shortlisted for Independent Bookshop of the Year Wales region. Bay is delighted to hear that Cover to Cover, has been shortlisted as Bookshop of the Year in the Wales region. The British Bookshop Awards received lots of

Right at the eastern extremity of the Mediterranean Sea, Turkey is often seen as a cheap and cheerful package tourism destination. But if you steer clear of the cities and resorts, and head for the more tranquil rural and coastal

Have you ever read Liz’s articles and thought I wish I could go with her? Well here is your opportunity to do just that. In October 2020, Liz in conjunction with Ammanford based NEI UK Travel, will be conducting a

There are two ways to take surf shots during the winter months in Wales. The first is standing on the beach for a couple of hours, with some fairly expensive camera kit and a long old lens, wrapped up to

Emlyn’s film choice for March is based on a true story of one man’s battle against a huge corporation. At the time of going to press no details of when it would be screened in Swansea were available. Haynes, a

This month Liz continues her island hopping in Thailand, with an account of her visit to Railay. I took a leap of faith as I transferred from the ferry to the rocking, wooden longtail boat, but it only added to

This month we find out just what can be done about those huge environmental challenges facing the planet, meet the man who invented Pink Floyd, go behind the scenes with the world’s worst inventions, get ourselves tied up in knots

Calan Taliesin Arts Centre, Swansea UniversitySaturday, April 4 Welsh folk supergroup Calan return to the Taliesin this April for what promises to be another high-octane night of folklore-infused foot-tapping tunes. The quintet sold out the Swansea University venue on their