Heritage History
Back in January 2019 the Deputy Minister for Culture, Sport and Tourism, Lord Elis-Thomas, announced £2.2 million for 23 projects […][...]
Art Culture Heritage
A beautiful and very colourful mosaic of a striking view of Tenby has just been unveiled on the outside wall […][...]
Culture History News
Ironman is over, the kids have gone back to school, and there is certain gentle calm that is descending upon […][...]
News Science
Recently I have been caused to look at the Herring gulls around Tenby with fresh eyes. I mean I’ve always […][...]
Art Heritage History
Views from the first Hilltop North of Tenby on the Coast Path could be expected to be worth seeing; so […][...]
I am deeply cynical of awards. Perhaps it’s because over the years I have been involved in various schemes, be […][...]
Culture News
It may surprise you to learn that the Tenby and Pembroke Dock railway line is the busiest railway line in […][...]
Sport
This year’s swim starts from Caldey Island’s Priory Beach at 13.45 on Sunday 18th August. All 100 spaces are taken […][...]
Culture Event Film Heritage History
Hard to believe, 100 years of carnival and all for and with Tenby’s Firefighters! On 7th August, the annual carnival […][...]
Heritage News
A proposed new housing development at Tenby has created something of a storm within the town. Pembrokeshire County Council wishes […][...]
Event Sport
To say that the eyes of the world turn to Tenby Bowling Club for Gold Cup Week at the end […][...]
Culture Heritage History
Although accepted by so many of us as only a holiday, Whitsun is also one of the most significant dates […][...]
This weekend, some 10,000 athletes accompanied by 35,000 supporters, hailing from 45 nations, will descend upon Tenby. Over three days […][...]
Andrew Davies, Town Clerk to Tenby Town Council wrote to a number of Tenby organisations last October saying that the […][...]
I’m not prepared to publicly launch into either side of the widening schism between Brexiters and Remainers, as that is […][...]
Event History
The 6th June 1944 was designated ‘D’ Day, the day 75 years ago when the allied forces landed on mainland […][...]
Culture Heritage News
There has been a refreshing changeover in a number of Tenby’s shops over the last two years, including the below […][...]
Heritage History Science
In August 1840 Charles Darwin replied to a letter from Reverend Gilbert Smith, Rector of Gumfreston and an avid amateur […][...]
Culture Event
Advance notice for all you foodies and munchers on the hoof!! …. Pembrokeshire Street Food Festival returns for another year. […][...]
Quick update: the ride was postponed on its initial date and has been rearranged for Saturday 1st June. From […][...]
Culture History
The Easter Bunny (also called the Easter Rabbit or Easter Hare) is a folkloric figure and symbol of Easter, depicted as a rabbit bringing Easter eggs. The colourful […][...]
As many of you may know St. Catherine’s Island, Tenby, re-opened two years ago after the previous Tenby Island Project […][...]
Heritage History News
I am sure I am not the only person noticing the way that the sand on the beaches around Tenby […][...]
Culture Heritage History News
Shock horror! The commission of the European Union has proposed to abandon summer time in the European Union. The council […][...]
LirpaLoof News
As a result of the recent two weeks long removal of sand from Tenby harbour, there is a problem. The […][...]
Culture Event Heritage History
Coming up soon is the first of May (May Day) and in the Gaelic parts of Ireland and Scotland that […][...]
When you imagine a wedding in Tenby, you probably visualise any number of gorgeous settings. In this article I’m going […][...]
Sounds a bit like a description of a celebrity film star. Well, actually it is! One of the stars of […][...]
January is whizzing by and before too very long we will be into February. In fact when mooching around the […][...]
History News
I was raised in the pre-digital age. We had no mobile phones, no CDs, no DVDs, no computers, no internet, […][...]
