Articles from issue : September 2015

The Written World BEFORE TAKING A LOOK AT THE 2015 BOOKER PRIZE OFFERINGS, LET US ENJOY NOBEL LAUREATE TONI MORRISON’S IMPRESSIVE NEW OPUS: God Help the Child by Toni Morrison (Chatto & Windus £12.99) I have before me God Help

Paris with all the fun of the fair SIMON FRY DISCOVERS A MARVELLOUS, MODERN HOTEL IN AN HISTORIC PARIS QUARTER JUST A STONE’S THROW AWAY FROM AN AMAZING FUN FAIR MUSEUM Whilst in Paris researching its amazing La Traversée vintage

The Cine Files Film review: Inside Out  Directors: Pete Docter and Ronnie del Carmen PIXAR RETURNS TO FORM WITH THIS EXPLO-RATION OF THE INNER WORKINGS OF OUR MINDS. Lurking in the minds of every human lie five fundamental emotions, according to

FATHER ANDREW returns after a couple of month’s absence from TheBAY. He’s been sorely missed and we are delighted to welcome him back. Here he starts his account of a recent visit to the Holy Land A pilgrim’s diary: 1.

This month CHARLES looks at the information that can be obtained from a death certificate. If you need help in tracing your family history, do get in touch with CHARLES, he’d be delighted to help Death Certificates When I was

In June he attended the only barber exhibition to be held in the UK, Barber Connect, which was held at the Celtic Manor Hotel in Newport. A taste of the future… So Barber Connect was a great success, I was

CANAL DU MIDI Earlier this summer , courtesy of Brittany Ferries, LIZ BARRY set off with her camera, for the douth of France, to explore the Canal du Midi All photographs by Liz portrays the varied aspects of the Canal

When we received the press release and invitation to visit Wales’ latest water attraction, the WaveGarden in Snowdonia, we knew we had the right men for the job in Chris ‘Guts’ Griffiths and his son Connor. After a couple of

FRANK TURNER  ‘POSITIVE SONGS FOR NEGATIVE PEOPLE’ BADGER’S ALBUM CHOICE FOR SEPTEMBER IS BY ETON EDUCATED AND CONTEMPORARY OF PRINCE WILLIAM, FRANK TURNER Frank Turner – He’s described as lots of things, ‘Folk Punk Rocker’ – What? You just need