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Last month, Chris and his surfing buddy Paul had headed off to the North Sea coast of Yorkshire in search of perfect surf. When most people think of surfing, the first things that generally pop into their head would be
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If you wanted to know anything about what the best new books on offer were, from our point of view, for a decade there was only one person to ask: our literary editor Sarla Langdon. As our regular readers will
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This month DAN ROUSE takes a look at the amusing Welsh translations for bird’s names that can give you a clue as to their identity. Welsh names for animals and wildlife are really fascinating. The logic applied to the naming
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With so many new and exciting Welsh and Welsh related wines and spirits to celebrate, it’s hard to keep up. We’re spoilt for choice and the time has never been better to champion these fine examples. All perfect for relaxing
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In October 2016, I wrote an article titled “Exploring Swansea’s Graveyards”, describing the fascinating history of churchyards and cemeteries located in and around Swansea. It is in this piece that I wrote about the Quaker and Jewish cemeteries. Following from
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The mental health of young people has become a troubling subject for parents and carers over the last decade. Emotional disorders are on the rise and one in every eight 5 – 19-year olds have a diagnosis of at least
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We wanted to clear up an area that some individuals that are employed don’t always understand or get the benefit of. We don’t blame you as when you have always been employed you haven’t had to worry about the tax
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Apologies for the cheesy pun in the title, but hopefully it’s grabbed your attention. As volunteers for Swansea Cats Protection we’re familiar with the inevitable highs and lows of our work – but it feels like we’re facing a few
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Q: I love Animojis – they’re so much fun. But why can’t I record a video with them? There’s no option in the Camera app for that. Is there a workaround? A: Animojis are quite fun and they’re a great way to
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It’s easy for me to say the above, as I live in Dubai where we have a hot climate all year round. Many of us want to look better, be in shape, be fitter or healthier – and we normally
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In the Winter edition of 2016, I wrote an article entitled “All the World’s a Stage – Act I” covering the history of the Theatre Royal, Temple Street, dating back to 1807. Mother Goose was the first pantomime to be
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A CD anthology of the best 80s rock and pop music from local bands has been released by Swansea-based record label Lavender Sweep. And it’s a cracker, says Nick Smith. ‘Fragments of Hope, Volume 1. Sounds and memories from the
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If you love a whodunnit then Knives Out will be on your watch list for this winter. With a stellar cast this modern-day murder mystery will keep you guessing until the final reveal. Knives Out will be in Vue Swansea
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Does Christmas really get earlier each year? On the Swansea stage it certainly feels like it, because while pantomime season might still be a month away (oh yes it is – but more on that in December!), there are still
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This recipe, courtesy of Eat Welsh Beef is perfect for a winter’s evening. Cooking the beef on the bone gives a greater depth of flavour and enriches the gravy. Cooking time: 4 hrs Serves: 4 – 6 INGREDIENTS 8-12 Welsh
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Gardening advice for the new (and not so new) gardener Many gardeners see these cold months as a time to hang up their wellies and hibernate until the spring. Yes, there’s far less to do in the garden, but there’s
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Hot stones warmed by a fire have long been used by Native Americans to ease and soothe away tension and aching muscles. Today, basalt stones which are a type of volcanic rock are heated in a stove between 130 and
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