Author: Rhys Gregory

From street food trucks to late-night hot dog stands, family-run pizzerias and fine-dining food experiences, it goes without saying that New York City’s food scene is one of the best in the world. New York, the city that never sleeps and home to over 25,000 restaurants, is a culinary haven. From their famous pizza to hand-pulled noodle shops in Queens or a nostalgic diner on the Upper West Side to the best modern eating of Downtown and food truck mayhem of Midtown – the city is a hub of never-ending culinary exploration. Chef Nico Simeone and his team’s most recent…

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Genesis South Wales, part of the Sinclair Group has commenced its sales operations of Genesis cars in Bridgend, South Wales to cater for the growing demand for the new premium luxury brand from South Korea. Following the news in the last year that The Sinclair Group had partnered with Genesis, The Sinclair Group has been actively onboarding its Genesis Personnel. The new South Wales Genesis business will sell new and Certified pre-owned cars as well as providing aftersales support for servicing and repairs for Genesis customers. Backed by the Hyundai Motor Company, Genesis arrived into the UK in May 2021 with the opening of…

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The free family-friendly trail will run from 25-31st March in Cardiff City Centre. Easter is just around the corner, and families looking for something to keep children busy for an afternoon will be pleased to see the return of Morgan Quarter’s free Easter Egg Trail, which will take them on an adventure through the historic Morgan and Royal Arcades. The trail runs from 25 – 31st March, the first week of the Easter holidays, with the trail maps available to collect from The Pen and Paper in Royal Arcade. The trail will guide families around both the Royal and Morgan…

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British astronaut Tim Peake is counting down to lift off with his all-new tour Astronauts: The Quest To Explore Space which will bring the awe and wonder of space travel past, present and future to Swansea this autumn. Astronauts: The Quest To Explore Space will feature extraordinary archive material and footage as Tim brings to life the awe-inspiring adventures of those pioneering explorers we call astronauts – celebrating the incredible achievements and historic human endeavour of space exploration. The first-of-its-kind show, heading to the Swansea Arena on Friday October 4, will follow the huge success of Tim’s sold out debut…

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More than 40 community groups in north Wales have recently been celebrating receiving grants from The National Lottery Community Fund, the largest funder of community activity in Wales. Many of the grants focus on encouraging communities to live healthier lives, developing skills and confidence, as well as supporting people’s wellbeing.   One of the groups successful in applying for a grant was Outside Lives Ltd in Flintshire, receiving £9,967 to deliver community cook days which improve the wellbeing of the community and planet.  Speaking on behalf of the project, Kate Bowyer from Outside Lives said:   “Outside Lives is thrilled to share the…

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If you’re looking for places to visit and things to do during the school holidays and the Easter Bank Holiday Weekend, March 29 – April 1, look no further than Mid Wales. MWT Cymru (Mid Wales Tourism) has put together a round-up of events in Mid Wales to put a spring in your step this Easter.  Powys  Gregynog Easter Trail Tregynon, Powys, SY16 3PL Good Friday, March 29 to Easter Monday, April 1, 10am – 4pm Gregynog is a 750-acre estate in the heart of Mid Wales filled with history, culture, nature and stories. Pick up your trail sheet from…

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The Cambrian Railway Partnership has won a coveted national Community Rail Award for its innovative work engaging communities with their railway. The Partnership fought off strong competition to be named winner of the Tourism and Leisure award for the Cambrian Line Window Seater Audio Guide at the 19th national Community Rail Awards, organised by Community Rail Network. This year’s Awards, jointly sponsored by Transport for Wales and Great Western Railway, recognised a diverse array of projects across Britain and beyond, with 19 winners chosen from 180 inspiring entries, all demonstrating how the community rail movement builds positivity and awareness between…

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A new plan to improve six key bus routes into Cardiff city centre, designed to boost passenger numbers and deliver quicker journey times, has been revealed. The Bus Infrastructure Plan, which sets out a series of possible on-street interventions aimed at improving key bus corridors into Cardiff, was discussed by the council’s Cabinet at its meeting on Thursday, March 21. The plan, that has been produced in consultation with Cardiff Bus, Transport for Wales, and other operators, sets out a series of improvements which could make bus travel quicker and more reliable. Following the meeting, authority has now been given…

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Officers in Butetown, Cardiff, have been given extra powers to prevent gatherings, drug dealing and associated anti-social behaviour. The order is a preventative measure following a stabbing incident on Monday evening and continued concerns of violence, drug dealing and associated anti-social behaviour. A 48-hour dispersal order, which is granted under Section 35 of the Anti-Social Behaviour Crime and Policing Act 2014, is in place from 1.30pm yesterday (Thursday, March 21) until 1.30pm on Saturday. Under Section 35 of the Act, police officers can instruct anybody who is causing, or is likely to cause harassment, alarm, or distress to leave the area…

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Some of the world’s leading hotel developers and operators are being encouraged to invest in Swansea in a further boost for the city’s ongoing transformation. Swansea Council is now marketing the opportunity for a hotel operator to build and run a new hotel on land between Swansea Arena and the LC leisure centre. This follows-on from an expert study commissioned by the council’s tourism team that identified the need for three new hotels in Swansea. The study also recommended the site adjacent to the arena as favourable for a development of this kind. The hotel there would include a minimum…

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