Cymru is famed for its wild and rugged beauty. South Wales is home to thriving communities and world-renowned natural sights, yet the landscape seems to preserve its own remoteness.    There is no shortage of life-affirming ‘the hills are alive’ space in South Wales. It used to be a joke (as well as an accurate statistic) that there are more sheep than people in Wales. Now, ...

From rolling valleys, to windswept moors and peaks, to rugged wide-open coast. South Wales is a place of varied landscapes and true natural beauty. Whilst the current situation has put travel on hold, we thought we’d share some inspirational places with you to dream about visiting when restrictions are lifted. Here’ a quick round up of four beautiful places in South Wales....

You’ve experienced your own wedding once already. Perhaps it was a while ago. Perhaps you cringe when you look back. Perhaps it was everything you dreamed of, at the time. Perhaps you don’t know what to make of it now, and looking back isn’t helping you approach your second wedding....

Wales. The mysterious land west of England—of dragons, castles, lofty mountains, and tender lamb. People make a beeline for Wales for a myriad of reasons, and one of them is to eat. Why? Wales is all about homely comfort food and quality meat, dairy, and seafood. A verdant and ripe country perfect for passionate cooks—of which Wales has many....

Do you know where your food comes from? And by this we don’t mean the local supermarket. We’re talking about where it really comes from. In other words...food provenance....

He may be the most famous English playwright, but Shakespeare has strong links with Wales, including claims that he actually lived for a period at the Great House in Laleston, near Bridgend....