CARDIGAN born and bred Carys Nicholas has set her sights on a gruelling challenge – one that will hopefully raise awareness and money for two charities close to her heart as well as helping her to get fit and lose weight.
Ceredigion County Council is supporting all-Wales collective energy switching scheme Cyd Cymru.
Bouncers written by award winning playwright John Godber is a high impact stylised view of today’s urban nightlife.
Cult hit stage show the Harri-Parris - the all-singing, all-dancing, not remotely functional Pembrokeshire farming family created by Mai oh Mai theatre company - will appear in their second comedy drama, with all-new, original songs, at Theatr Mwldan on Tuesday March 3 at 7.30pm.
Eglwyswrw author Thorne Moore has published her eagerly awaited second novel Motherlove - her first novel A Time for Silence was an Amazon Kindle number one and a top ten ebook in The Bookseller.
There’s a double bill of two great poets at the February Cellar Bards in Cardigan on Friday, February 27 – the bawdy and satirical Mab Jones and the playful and political Johnny Giles.
Their first Beach Survey of the year took Cardigan Soroptimists and friends out on Poppit Sands last week.
A front window was damaged on Priory Street, Cardigan, between 12am and 9am on February 10.
Jellyfish invasions, aggressive dolphins, abandoned seal pups – marine researchers in Wales have had much to cope with over the years, but nothing quite as bad as this: soggy volunteers.
Festival favourites 3 Daft Monkeys bring their quirky and original approach to music to Narberth Queens Hall, on Saturday March 7.
