ROMANTICS looking for that 'special something' with which to treat their Valentine this year, have the perfect opportunity at Craig y Nos Castle. On Monday, February 14, Craig-y-Nos Castle hosts an arousing feast of decadence with a wonderful candle-lit
LLANDEILO Fawr Music and Flower Festival is presenting a one-off special event on Friday, February 18 at 7.30pm, in Aberglasney Gardens. Local group Reit I Wala will be performing the old tradition of Welsh folk-singing and folk-dancing. The group has
WITH hearts firmly in mouths and edges of seats being the preferred option a nation paused for breath in the 77th minute of the big game last Saturday evening as Wales came through to make history. The Welsh rugby team managed to secure their first victory
BREAK-a-leg theatre group will be performing Agatha Crispie at Cross Hands Hall on February 11-13. In the south of England not long after World War One, Agatha Crispie scribbles away. Her second husband Archibald is a Cornish mining magnate, while her
This week's old picture features Amman United in the 1950s. Back row: T Carroll, H Jones, R Williams, Tony Kinsey, B Carroll, W Davies, Mike Mason. Front row: D Prosser, P Clover, Clive Kinsey, R Williams, I Daniels. The picture was brought in by Clive
AN AMMAN Valley choir has won the prestigious title of Ladies Choir for Wales 2005. Lleisiau'r Cwm of the Bethesda Chapel, Glanaman, will now go through to the final on Sunday, February 27, at Aberystwyth. They will go head to head with three other choirs
THESE are the stories that made the headlines of the South Wales Guardian in the week ending February 24, 1985. Spending on education in Dyfed will be cut next year by £2million, the county council decided by 38 votes to 35. The Queen's private secretary
This week I want to explore the account of Jesus and the Miraculous Catch of Fish as described by John in chapter 21. I wonder whether those seven in the boat looked at each other and reflected on their past. It was a strange collection when you think
AT the Nedd and Afan Urdd Eisteddfod in 2003, Aled Pedrick was the name on everyone's lips. He'd wowed the Eisteddfod faithful with his acclaimed performance in the musical show, Jiwdas, won one of the main musical competitions and then went on to clinch
Out and About l Friday, February 11: Llechyfedach C.P. School are organising 'An Evening with ABBA' at Tumble Hall at 7.30pm. Admission £7. Tickets on 01269 831349. l Friday, February 11: Drama group Break a Leg present 'Agatha Crispie!!' at Cross Hands
