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Swansea’s Youthful TechnoWinners On a hot summer’s afternoon, over 15 years ago, I entertained my client Beti Williams MBE the director of Swansea University’s ITWALES initiative, to tea in my garden along with her colleague Caralinda Jefferies. We talked about
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WELCOME TO THE NEW DECADE OF THE 1850s What does Swansea have in store for us during this decade On the 18th June 1850, what we now know as High Street Station opened its doors for the first time. The
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Inspired by Ayurveda “Cooking with Love” is the new recipe book packed with over 100 delicious vegetarian and vegan recipes that have been heavily influenced by Keith Squires’ background in herbalism and Ayurvedic medicine. Keith has catered for 1000s of
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Kent is often described as being the Garden of England or is that a mis-quote? Should it be the Guardian of England being ideally situated to protect the country from invaders? Either way there is no argument in that it
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Swansea and District branch of Cats Protection is appealing for people with a love of cats to volunteer for the charity It’s that time of year again when the branch is desperate for foster homes for mothers and kittens or
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BREAK FOR THE BORDER If like me you’ve a penchant for the classic car small ads in the monthly motoring glossies you’ll know that classic cars aren’t cheap – and prices are rising too. A few years ago I sold
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LIZ HINDS IS AN EXPERIENCED AUTHOR IN BOTH CHRISTIAN AND SECULAR PUBLICATIONS. THIS MONTH LIZ LOOKS AT TODAY’S OBSESSION WITH PERFECTION In Japan today there are craftsmen who still practise the 500-year-old art of kintsugi. Broken pottery is repaired using
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The column that focuses on providing help, top advice and news about your Apple devices, namely Macs, iPhones and iPads. Please send any questions to Steve via the contact details at the end of this article. Q: I use a
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April, although nice and sunny, provided us with a number of late frosts. Thankfully I didn’t lose any of my tender plants, through the judicial use of newspaper ‘hats’ – to protect them overnight. Who’d have thought the art of
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Many trees flower without anyone being any the wiser, either because their flowers are out of sight high up in the canopy or wind pollinated and as a result not particularly showy, or both. But then there are those whose
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Aston Martin Start Their Own Welsh Assembly 6 April 2017, St Athan: Aston Martin hosted a special ceremony that launched Phase II of the redevelopment of MOD St Athan. The former military site was formally handed over from the Ministry
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Noseriding is one of the major cornerstones of longboard surfing. It’s where the rider perches themselves on the front tip of their board like the hood ornament on a luxury car.
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Booker International Prize 2017 This month we look at the six shortlisted submissions selected for the Man Booker International Prize 2017 As has been the case since the first Booker International award in 2005, the literary standard of the
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LAST MONTH, Bay’s MUSIC REVIEWER SIMON FRY WENT ALONG TO SEE RAG’N’BONE MAN AT THE BRISTOL 02 Coming, as it does, on the day the snap General Election is called, it is tempting to incorporate such theming in a review
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Butter fingers? Is your nickname Klutz? Then Read on!… Most people equate spinal problems with pain of some kind, such as “sciatica”, a “bad back” or a “bad neck”. We may complain of stiffness, or crunching noises when we move
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Pier Pleasure with Lesley Williams Oh how often I have complained that although I fancy a fish and chip supper, I don’t want to eat them out of paper, where the crispy batter has steamed into a soggy coating. Hurrah!
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As the British challenge for this year’s America’s Cup gears up to compete for the oldest trophy in sport, Bay’s Nick Smith flew out to BERMUDA to see how preparations are coming along at Team Land Rover BAR’s swanky new
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