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Look what’s arrived over #TenbyMuseum.Where did it come from? Did you see who put this here? Might this be a […][...]
Heritage History News
Some photos of the recent blue skied, yet deserted Tenby streets and beaches. Fear not, they’ll be ready for you […][...]
History
When the first Civil War broke out in 1642, Richard Vaughan, Earl of Carbery, was the most powerful nobleman in […][...]
News
Have you ever considered the impact travelling has on the climate and your own personal carbon footprint? Following all the […][...]
Culture Event Film
Wales’s patron saint is celebrated in a variety of ways and this year Sunday 1st March is preceded by the […][...]
Culture History
Every four years another leap year comes round. It is clearly an inconvenience and disappointment for those people born on […][...]
January is whizzing by and before too very long we will be into February. In fact when mooching around the […][...]
Heritage History
People might say Tenby Castle is certainly real. After all, you can see it and walk round it. It’s a […][...]
Art Culture Film Heritage History
A major new exhibition opened at Tenby Museum and Art Gallery in January 2020. Forged in Wales: Five Welsh Actors […][...]
Culture Heritage History
Tenby Civic Society started as the Friends of Tenby in the 1960s. It was set up to campaign for the […][...]
Culture Event
I was asked to do a blog on local traditions of Pembrokeshire. This could have ended up as some rehash […][...]
Culture Event Heritage
Us Brits celebrate New Year’s Eve by having a good party and watching a fireworks display. Other countries do things […][...]
Culture Event History
It’s coming again. Yes, Christmas, New Year, all that sort of stuff. But so is Tenby’s Annual Charity Boxing Day […][...]
Mince Pies like Christmas pudding were originally filled with meat, most usually lamb, although beef, veal and goose have also […][...]
Many households have their own recipes for Christmas pudding, some handed down through families for generations. Essentially the recipe brings […][...]
Culture Event History Sport
The first raft race to precede the annual Boxing Day Swim took place in 1994, so this year will see […][...]
Culture Heritage
The months are winding down to the end of the year and Christmas time looms again. Like every year, I […][...]
Event Music News
As a young boy I can remember looking forward to the Christmas lights in Tenby and the giant Christmas tree […][...]
Culture Event Science
The bangs and fizzes of fireworks are rapidly replacing the chimes of Big Ben as the defining sound of New […][...]
Art Culture Event Music
This year’s festival will be the 14th, quite a shock for the original organisers who had no idea it would […][...]
I was walking home last week clutching my box of lovely crunchy granola when I came upon a Manx Shearwater […][...]
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 […][...]
