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Nov 20 2009 by Our Correspondent, Western Mail True Taste Champion Deiniol ap Dafydd of Blas ar Fwyd Cyf (Llanrwst, Conwy) Game & Poultry Gold: Oaklands Organic (Bonvilston, Cardiff) Silver: Usk Vale Poultry Ltd (Glascoed,...
CHIRSTMAS 1 WEEK BREAK WED-WED 2009 Railway House Sleeps 6 Wed 23rd December 2009 5pm - Wed 30th December 2009 10am Gwarmacwydd Farm 500+ acre estate Working Organic Farm Four miles or river bank - walking & fishing - River Taf...
Cardiff 30mm of rain – monthly average 99mm.Tenby, Pembrokeshire 50mm to 60mm – monthly average 125mm.Trawscoed, Ceredigion 60mm to 70mm – monthly average of 140mm.Betws-y-coed, Conwy 90mm – monthly average 176mm.Wrexham 20mm...
Impossible to pigeonhole, John Craxton’s style was susceptible to many influences — Cubism, Byzantine art, El Greco and the Greek painter Ghika as well as 19th-century Romantic landscape artists. A landscape artist himself, he...
UK-Haverfordwest: buses and coaches SECTION I: CONTRACTING AUTHORITY I.1) NAME, ADDRESSES AND CONTACT POINT(S): Address: Organisation: Pembrokeshire County Council, County Hall, Pembrokeshire , Attn: Judith Arnold, Country...
Hand-made harmony Nov 17 2009 by Steve Dube, Western Mail THE history of Welsh music and traditional hand-made instruments is celebrated in Fishlock’s Wales with experts from Gwynedd, Pembrokeshire and Monmouthshire....
Really Wild festival and smallholder link up to open a shop Nov 17 2009 by Steve Dube, Western Mail A PASSION for local produce has persuaded the Pembrokeshire couple who founded the iconic Really Wild Food Festival to take a...
Heavy rain over the weekend saw extensive flooding in west Wales Two flood warnings remain in place in Wales following heavy rainfall on Sunday night, with strong winds expected to remain throughout the day. The lower Dee...
More heavy rain and gale force winds have affected parts of Wales, after properties and roads were flooded. West Wales was worst hit on Friday and Saturday, with the fire service receiving about 140 flood-related calls, mainly...
Nov 14 2009 WalesOnline Coastal regions in southern Britain were lashed by strong winds, lightning and driving rain today, with top wind speeds reaching 100mph. In Wales, Pembrokeshire was the hardest hit, with widespread...
