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The tour for 2 people includes: Meet & greet our distiller at Juniper Place situated right next door to our distillery, you’ll be settled in with a cocktail of your choice from our set menu. Guided tour including the entire
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“I’ve always preferred the smaller Aston Martins, having driven both the DB11 and the Vantage on similar roads, I’d take the Vantage”. That’s what I (perhaps inadvertently) told Dr Andy Palmer, the then CEO of Aston Martin, when I
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Molly is a physiotherapist working in neurology, and here she talks about fatigue.A When Lesley, Bay editor, asked me to write an article, the first thing that came to mind was fatigue – we’re all surviving Covid in more ways
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Brexit may not have been at the forefront of Business owners minds this year, however it is happening at the end of this year Coronavirus or no Coronavirus!! The UK formally left the EU on 31st January 2020, at which
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AT PRESCOTT JONES WE BELIEVE IT REMAINS IMPORTANT TO INVEST IN OUR FUTURE, EVEN DURING THESE CHALLENGING ECONOMIC CONDITIONS. Our clients need greater support at present and the appointments below will help us provide this support and give us scope
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A new local charity has been created in the past couple of months. It grew out of a project that was started by Sketty resident Patrick Mulder (right), at the beginning of the Covid 19 pandemic. Patrick set up a
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With winter here, warming red wines seem just the thing. CUNE Rioja Crianza 2016 in magnum, is perfect for sharing and is an ideal gift for Rioja lovers. Speaking of gifts, Penderyn has a perfect assortment for those in need
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Emlyn’s choice of film for this issue sounds the perfect antidote to the crazy world in which we find ourselves today. It’s a gentle story of love and devotion through adversity. Let’s hope the cinemas stay open so that we
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I have worked with many clients over the years. Some have a goal to lose weight, some have a goal to regain fitness, some have a goal to build muscle or have a six pack, some to run a 5k
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China’s annual International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival is one of the greatest winter tourism attractions the world has to offer. Held in the far-flung city of Harbin in the country’s remote north, for all the statues, lanterns and fireworks,
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I’m not one to wish my life away, but I have to say that I’ll be glad to see the back of this year. I suspect that I’m not alone in this, but it has been a truly difficult year
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Liz Hinds loves to tell a story; she’s the author of three books and has a regular blog. This month she looks at storytelling and when to stop foraging for blackberries. ‘Don’t eat that blackberry!’ At the shout from me,
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Provoked by Charles Wilson-Watkins’ exploration of plagues throughout history we take a closer look at some of the herbs used in times of plague and why they may (or may not) have been effective. In a world in which there
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If after reading Dr Alyson Hitch’s review of Kate Probert’s book From Mountain to Sea, you might have been inspired to try some of her recipes. Kate has always been known for her canapés, and here we feature one that
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With the huge disruption to children’s education this year and continued weeks of learning at home, now might be the time to consider investing in your child’s potential with a private tutor. At the Learning Curve, Mumbles, we provide pupils
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With so many people having a cat (or two, or three or more!) in their lives, it is sometimes surprising how little some of us may know of cat behaviour and how best to respond, so I thought a quick
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NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) publishes health guidelines for the NHS. They released draft guidelines for Chronic Pain Management in August this year. These guidelines are up for discussion until they become fixed recommendations in January 2021.
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