Heritage History
Where the road from Tenby to Gumfreston is at its lowest, a public footpath along a muddy track leads very […][...]
Event
Blooming Marvellous. That’s how good Tenby looks at the moment! Private gardens, local shops and business premises and the towns […][...]
Heritage History News
Not the walls, but the trees along the Tenby town walls have come tumbling down. Well one came down in […][...]
Sport
Long Course Weekend Friday 7th July starts a Summer season of Sport in Tenby, with the Long Course weekend Triathlon […][...]
Heritage History Vintage
Do you recognise this building? It’s none other than ‘Tindle House’, the current office of the Tenby Observer and its […][...]
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Art Heritage History
The life and work of Tenby artist, Eric Bradforth, who passed away on November 1, 2012, were recently commemorated on […][...]
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Tenby Needs You Whether you’re a Tenbyite, an incomer or a visitor Tenby needs you to help maintain the wonderful […][...]
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Art Culture
How many of us are guilty of walking around what we believe are familiar streets with our eyes metaphorically closed […][...]
Art Culture Heritage History
I first visited Tenby on regular family holidays three or four times a year from my home in Neath. At […][...]
Event Heritage Uncategorized
It’s that time of year when the Easter Bunny visits Tenby and hides his Cadbury’s crème eggs around the town. […][...]
Art Culture Event Music
The Laugharne Weekend is an annual literary and arts festival in West Wales. The festival is held in the spring in the town […][...]
It was a wild and stormy day when Non gave birth to her son on the edge of a Pembrokeshire […][...]
Culture Heritage History
I really enjoyed the launch of ‘Year of Legends’ at the Beggars Reach Hotel, which I attended recently. These themed […][...]
Culture
I’m often asked when is the best time of year to visit Tenby – Spring, Summer, Winter or Fall. My […][...]
St Dwynwen is the Welsh patron saint of lovers, which makes her the Welsh equivalent of St Valentine. Dwynwen lived during […][...]
Culture Event Uncategorized
I’m sure we’re all looking forward to bringing in the New Year in style with the now traditional Tudor Square […][...]
Culture Event News
What are you doing on New Year’s Eve? Are you going to watch Jools Holland welcome in the New Year […][...]
Culture Event Sport
This time of year comes with not only family Christmas and New Year’s Eve traditions, but for myself and many […][...]
Culture Event Music
From a spin off the former Tenby Events Management, Objective 1 EC funded (remember, the EC has given Tenby significant […][...]
Tenby Round Table will be hosting their 4th annual charity beer festival on Friday the 4th and Saturday the 5th […][...]
Culture History Uncategorized
Forget dating agencies peeps, now is the ideal time of year to find your intended, and more of less, for […][...]
Event News
Saturday October 29th 2016 will see a first for Tenby. After the success over the last seven years of the […][...]
When you walk down St Julian Street towards the Harbour, you pass Lexden Terrace on the right. This is described […][...]
Art Culture Event Heritage History Music
Excitement is building around the start of the 25th Tenby Arts Festival. Saturday 24th September sees the start of a week […][...]
Event News Sport
On the 18th September Tenby welcomes back Ironman Wales for a long day of triathlon. With the railings surrounding North […][...]
Culture Event Heritage History
I was brought up watching classic movies and recall rainy Saturday mornings when football was off the agenda, being glued […][...]
In 2015 the annual Caldey Swim – from Priory Beach, Caldey, to Tenby harbour – was cancelled because of unfavourable […][...]
Event History Sport
Four years ago Val Coates Rees, one of the 70s swimmers, asked if the Tenby Sea Swimming Association (organisers of […][...]
Walking down St Julian Street towards the Harbour, you will see a blue plaque on East Rock House: “Admiral Lord […][...]
Beatrix Potter the writer and illustrator of so many magical tales for children was fascinated by Tenby when she stayed […][...]
