Articles from issue : August 2022

WIN VIP tickets to Martin Bayfield’s Rugby Legends

Cardiff 7th October

27Jul

Bay is delighted to offer readers the chance to WIN a pair of VIP tickets to the Rugby Legends show in Cardiff on 7th October 2022. VIP ticket includes: Post-show meet & greet (with photo) Premium seat in the front

Dominica | the Caribbean’s secret paradise

To the ends of the earth with Nick smith

27Jul

A symphony of volcanic mountains, lush rainforest and unspoilt beaches, Dominica is a hidden gem of the Caribbean. It’s also one of the smallest countries on Earth. But as Bay’s Nick Smith discovers, this tropical paradise is the definition of

Vine Tomatoes and Bell Peppers Gemista

Seasonal recipe with Private Chef Christos

27Jul

Gemista Gemista, pronounced: ye-meesta is another classic Greek vegetarian/ vegan dish enjoyed all year round but especially in the summer when tomatoes are in season and at their best. Gemista is juicy, healthy and bursting with fresh and vibrant colours

Monkeypox

Bay cluster network with Dr Lamah and Reem El-Sharkawi

27Jul

You may have only started hearing about monkeypox, however this disease which is relatively rare, was first discovered in the 1950s. Monkeypox is mostly spread by animals and is not limited to monkeys, it has always been relatively rare and

Exploring Oystermouth Castle + 3 things to do + Migrations review

The Art Scene with Mark Rees

27Jul

Steeped in history and surrounded with spectacular views, Oystermouth Castle has long been one of my favourite Swansea attractions. If you’re ever stuck for ideas of where to go and what to do, you can always rely on the fortress

In the Beehive ……. August

What's the buzz? With Marcus and Shelley Treadwell of Garddfach Honey

27Jul

Just as in the saying ‘as busy as busy bees’, our bee colonies are extremely busy foraging for pollen and nectar throughout these long summer days. Privet, bramble and lavender as well as a whole host of wildflowers are in

Tru-d by Kazavon

Editor's Choice with Lesley Williams

27Jul

Last year I met Laura Sanford who had set up a business selling end of lines and sample goods that were destined for landfill. Ridiculously, it is cheaper for big brands to dump these goods instead of paying for storage.

Welsh Orchid Festival

With the Orchid Study Group

27Jul

We are proud to announce our forthcoming Welsh Orchid Festival. This will be our 14th Festival and we have planned two exciting days of orchids for everyone. There will be rare species and popular hybrids for sale, as well as

My Toughest Business Challenges

Business and career advice with Neil Franklin

27Jul

I’ve always been good at dealing with problems and that’s probably because I have had a lifetime of experience. It’s almost as if I come alive and have my best performances when I am under considerable stress and pressure. Over

The book department

Bay books with Dr Alyson Hitch

27Jul

This month we head to the Alps with photographer Thomas Crauwels, discover the role Wales’s legendary Rockfield studios played in the annals of music, uncover the history of Welsh food, and learn about why artificial intelligence is going to make

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