Lifestyle and Travel
FERRIES: Passports to be compulsory for Ireland crossings from Fishguard and Pembroke Dock
From 28 September no other form of ID will do on the Irish Sea routes from Pembrokeshire's two ferry ports,…
CYNHEIDRE: Families gather as the colliery’s 37 lost miners are named in stone at the old pit
The permanent memorial was unveiled at the Llanelli and Mynydd Mawr Railway on Sunday, and among the names is one…
WHITESANDS: The only Welsh beach named among the world’s 50 best
The beach near St Davids sits at number 31 on Big 7 Travel's annual world list, the only Welsh entry…
BLACKPILL LIDO: Pool reopens with the sun out, five days after water quality shutdown
The free seafront pool is open again from today, with the council saying the water quality issues that closed it…
SOLAR ECLIPSE: The dos and don’ts of watching tonight’s 93% eclipse safely
The deepest eclipse over Wales since 1999 happens this evening. The damage from watching it wrong is painless at the…
BLACKPILL LIDO: Pool still shut, but council says water is improving and hopes to reopen this week
Swansea Council says recent water quality tests at the free seafront pool have improved, but more testing and other measures…
CLYDACH: Manor Park under offer as owner retires after 30 years of weddings
The listed Italianate mansion where thousands of Swansea couples have said their vows has a buyer lined up, with the…
CARMARTHEN: Falcon Hotel up for sale after more than half a century in the same family
The Lammas Street institution where generations of Carmarthen families have celebrated weddings, christenings and Sunday lunches is on the market…
SOLAR ECLIPSE: How to watch Wednesday’s 90% eclipse from Swansea Bay
Nine in ten parts of the sun will vanish behind the moon on Wednesday evening, the deepest eclipse seen from…
BLACKPILL LIDO: Pool shut for third time this summer, now over water quality
The free seafront pool that took until mid-July to open at all has closed again in the middle of the…