Author: Rhys Gregory

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AN ESTEEMED chef will represent Wales at Asia’s leading food and drink expo. Jimmy Williams, owner and executive chef at Signatures restaurant in Conwy, is to attend FOODEX Japan 2023 – the 48th international food and beverage exhibition. Celebrating the finest Welsh produce, Jimmy flies out on Sunday (March 5) for a busy week-long programme which includes a buffet for 60 of the country’s most renowned chefs and buyers, and a prestigious event at the British Embassy. Alongside wife Louise, he has taken Signatures to extraordinary heights – it was named Wales’s best restaurant at the World Culinary Awards in…

Aberglasney is set to host the Dragon Bonsai Spring Show next month. The two-day event will include everything from advice to equipment for Bonsai tree enthusiasts and admirers. The event will be held on Saturday and Sunday, 11 and 12 March 2023. The organisers, Dragon Bonsai Club, hope those with an interest in Bonsai trees, as well as those looking to have a Bonsai tree, will attend the free event. There will be a Bonsai Tree Show and Bonsai trees for sale, as well as Bonsai tools and wire etc. One of Dragon Bonsai club members is a very talented…

Welsh fresh produce brand, Blas y Tir are sharing the love for Welsh food and drink this St David’s Day. As part of the Food & Drink Wales Trade Development Programme’s #LoveWalesLoveTaste (#CaruCymruCaruBlas) campaign, Blas y Tir have donated more than 12,000 Welsh daffodils to create a heart-shaped sculpture in the grounds of Cardiff Castle, as a patriotic tribute to Welsh food and drink. Puffin Produce, the home of Blas y Tir, grows around 15 million daffodil stems per year, which go on to be sold in Asda, Morrisons, Waitrose and Coop stores around the country. The daffodils are grown…

On 01 March, the flag will fly and many activities will be held to celebrate St David’s Day in Ceredigion. St David’s Day is a special day when we celebrate Wales, our people, our language together and the unique culture that belongs to us all. Ceredigion County Council marks the day with a variety of activities to enjoy and to encourage participation. The Council plans to celebrate St David’s day in a very special way this year. We held a drawing competition, to create a corporate backdrop for St David’s Day. To celebrate the day we will be running a…

Welsh-based restaurants Home by James Sommerin and The Checkers received three AA Rosettes – standing out for their selection and treatment of the highest quality ingredients and consistently excellent flavour combinations. This commitment to quality earned them both a top spot on the AA’s list of the UK’s finest restaurants. Established in 1956, the AA Rosette awards have long been a marker of leading restaurant and hotel venues across the UK, with the allocation of multi-Rosettes determined by AA’s expert inspectors. Venues with three AA Rosettes are all outstanding restaurants that achieve standards that demand national recognition well beyond their…

A giant mural of Betty Campbell MBE has been painted on the front of Mount Stuart Primary School in Butetown, to commemorate Wales’ first black headteacher and celebrate the contributions she made to education in Wales and the wider world. Mrs Campbell held the role of headteacher at Mount Stuart Primary School from 1965 until 1999 and dedicated her life to the school. She was a pioneer in multi-cultural education, diversity and a founder of Black History Month, putting the teaching of black history and culture on the school’s curriculum. Children at the school have learned about her legacy and…

A Cardiff landlord has been ordered to pay just over £4,500 for failing to rectify faults relating to two flats he owns and rents out in Claude Road in Plasnewydd. Christopher Harper, from Spencer David Way, in Trowbridge, did not attend Cardiff Magistrates’ Court last Friday (February 24th) but was convicted in his absence. This latest case came to light, following Mr Harper’s refusal to comply with legal notices served on him to fix several faults at these rented properties, following a previous prosecution against him in September last year. The court heard that the defective fire alarm, inadequate structural…

A Royal Navy Merlin helicopter visited Haverfordwest Airport earlier this month to give staff a chance to learn more about these impressive aircraft. The visit enabled staff to get up close and hands-on with the helicopter and consider all aspects of safety when it comes to refuelling. The Royal Navy fleet occasionally use the Pembrokeshire County Council run airport for refuelling when training at the military zones of Pendine and Castlemartin ranges. The airport staff received training on where the emergency shut down switches are located, fuel shut down, main battery shut off, where to locate engine fires within the…

Cabinet has agreed with proposals to trial FREE bus travel for the entire month of March 2023. This applies to all local journeys made within Rhondda Cynon Taf, and will come into effect on Wednesday (March 1). At their meeting on Tuesday, February 28, Cabinet Members considered a report which outlined the proposed trial – applying to all local bus operators and to all journeys made in March 2023 (irrespective of the time of the day), that start and end within the Rhondda Cynon Taf county boundary. The trial, now agreed, will save Rhondda Cynon Taf residents up to a total…