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The Stranglers treat a capacity Bristol O2 Academy crowd to a feast from their formidable back catalogue on a balmy March evening. Ruts DC (formerly The Ruts) provide admirable support, the first notes of Babylon’s Burning being greeted with a
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It may not feel much like summer but for local company, HOME FROM HOME, holidays are a year-round affair and the boom in visitor numbers flocking to Swansea Bay, Mumbles and Gower has led to its decision to expand its
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Young entrepreneurs Eoin Maclean and Rhodri Rowlands, co-directors of ROMAK DENTURE CENTRE in Killay, are celebrating fifteen years of successful trading for their dental laboratory in Swansea; in addition, they have been awarded the industry specific DAMAS quality accreditation.
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Dementia is a devastating condition as it affects the very core of our being. It is defined medically as the global failure of higher mental faculties. It affects memory and many other aspects of how we function. It alters our
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Spring is coming which means one thing: it’s out with the old and in with the new. It’s time to start thinking about those renovation projects and give your kitchen a fresh new makeover, and if you’re searching for
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WELSH LAMB ROCKET AND PARMESAN RISOTTO INGREDIENTS 225g (8ozs) lean Welsh lamb leg steaks, cut into small cubes – 5ml (1tsp) olive oil – 1 onion, chopped – 150g (5ozs) risotto (Arborio) rice – 600ml (1 pt) stock – Black
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MODERN SLAVERY AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING— SMALL-BUSINESS REQUIREMENT Many local businesses have been surprised to receive a new demand from their customers: Every business must publish a statement declaring the steps you have taken during the financial year to ensure
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LIZ IS AN EXPERIENCED AUTHOR IN BOTH CHRISTIAN AND SECULAR PUBLICATIONS, AND A REGULAR BLOGGER. THIS MONTH LIZ REFLECTS ON HOW INDIVIDUALS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE, WITH A LITTLE HELP, LOVE AND HOPE. My uncle, John Williams, died in February.
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THE DARK FLOOD RISES by Margaret Drabble (Canongate £16.99) Nostalgia Kicks In Novelist Dame Margaret Drabble and her sister Dame A.S. Byatt have dominated the world of female literary writers in Britain for over five decades. Septuagenarian Margaret Drabble has
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Here’s another fab recipe from Jon Lewin’s The Locals’ Cook Book – Sri Lanka, written to raise money for the victims of the tsunami of 2004. Squid is very reasonably priced and is easily obtainable from the Market Plaice fish
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Emerging from one’s egg with a body length of less than 2 mm and finding oneself in the middle of a busy path far from food and shelter can certainly not be considered the best start in life. Statistically, the
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The definitive affordable All-Season roadster Perhaps the Mazda PR lady’s coat was a bit of a giveaway: Canada Goose Parkas are rated for temperatures of -30C and below. Devon in February doesn’t get quite that cold I’ll grant you, but
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LIZ STOPPED OFF AT THE ISLAND OF GOZO WHILE ON HER TRAVELS LAST YEAR. WHILST THERE, SHE VISITED THE FAMOUS ‘AZURE WINDOW’ WHICH SADLY COLLAPSED, DUE TO EROSION LAST MONTH JUST BEFORE WE WENT TO PRESS. SO ALTHOUGH IT
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ELECTRIC PEUGEOT PEUGEOT is set to expand its range of electric vehicles with the launch of an electric version of the popular Partner Tepee, the Partner Tepee Electric. Combining the practicality of the Partner Tepee range with the low running
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WHIPLASH AND WHIPLASH ASSOCIATED DISORDER (WAD) What is Whiplash? “Whiplash” refers to an injury involving the neck, when it has been subjected to a sudden flexion and extension mechanism. If a sudden forward-directed force is applied to a seat with
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AIMEE PENHALE IS AN OSTEOPATH AT SWANSEA BODY KINETICS BASED IN SWANSEA. HERE AIMEE LOOKS AT THE COMMON CONDITION OF ARTHRITIS Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis in the U.K. It can affect any joint in the body
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A 100 minute game France V Wales – incroyable! Well, have we ever had such a climax to any game as that seen in Paris? Or anywhere else for that matter? In all my years of watching rugby there has
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