Vale town centres ‘bloom’ back to life following COVID19

John DaviesBusiness, Community, Featured

Town centres in the Vale of Glamorgan are looking blooming lovely this month as the Vale of Glamorgan Council hosts its inaugural Festival of Flowers. With the aim of helping its high streets ‘bloom’ back to life following the COVID19 pandemic, the Council is hosting the event in a bid to drive footfall into the town centres of Barry, Cowbridge, … Read More

Fashion Re-Boot

Sylvie PasquierFashion, Featured

The world is unlocking and we are finally able and ready to hit the high streets again! Or are we…? According to behavioural studies, it takes 66 days to form a habit. With so many shops remaining closed over the last year, it is likely many of us will have lost the drive to once again shop in the way … Read More

A True Skincare Superhero

Rosie OrettiFeatured, Wellbeing

If you are a skincare geek, then you’ve likely heard of Vitamin C. One of the most exciting, research-proven, and coveted ingredient that you can apply to your skin. It’s good to have plenty of Vitamin C in your diet, but the best way to improve your skin specifically is to apply it directly! Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant … Read More

Are Super Foods that Super?

Angharad EvansFeatured, Nutrition

Far too often I’m telling clients that they have an intolerance to a food they have been eating in abundance. “I thought it was good for me?” “We’re told to eat it” I hear this daily! Blueberry, spinach, garlic, almonds, avocado, tomatoes, oats…the list goes on. It goes to show that the old proverb, ‘one man’s meat is another man’s … Read More

Superheroes of the Animal Kind

Dave DeaneFeatured, Pets

When we think of the phrase superhero with respect to animals, it is easy for us to immediately thinks of those animals who we know do remarkable jobs. These would include guide dogs, bomb disposal dogs and medical detection dogs. Interesting Facts Guide dogs have their own superhero costume. When they are wearing their harness, they are in Superman mode … Read More

The Turner House Launches Call Out for Artists

Katherine PeachCommunity, Creative, Culture, Featured, Uncategorized

The Turner House gallery have announced their first major open-entry art exhibition showcasing the creative talent from those living in Penarth and surrounding areas. Artists of all ages and abilities can submit their creations to be exhibited in the gallery from the 30th September to the 31st October 2021. It is completely free to enter, and Locals are invited to … Read More

Festival of Flowers to run across Vale town centres

John DaviesBusiness, Business Articles, Featured

Vale of Glamorgan town centres will look blooming lovely this August as the Vale of Glamorgan Council hosts its inaugural Festival of Flowers. With the aim of helping its high streets ‘bloom’ back to life following the COVID19 pandemic, the Council is hosting the event in a bid to drive footfall into the town centres of Barry, Cowbridge, Llantwit Major … Read More

Tŷ Hafan leading the way in pre-loved bridal fashion

Katherine PeachBusiness Articles, Charity, Fashion, Featured

Brides-to-be can now shop for that perfect dress for their big day not only in style, but also without breaking the bank, and, while helping the planet. A new specialist pre-loved bridal boutique has just opened in the Tŷ Hafan Emporium store on 55 Frogmore Street in Abergavenny. There brides-to-be can shop for cut-price designer dresses, some pre-loved and many new with tags on, and all priced between £50 and £200, as well as enjoy … Read More

George Rolls Into Town

John DaviesBusiness, Business Articles, Featured

George, a very handsome converted Renault Estafette van has already been seen turning heads around the streets of Penarth, and he has now found his new home at Cosmeston Lakes Country Park. Always looking for ways to bring the Willmore’s 1938 magic to more people, Matt and Charlotte are now serving coffee, cakes and light bites from a new concession … Read More