Pendine Half Marathon - Event Details - Runner's World:
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Friday, 30 December 2011
Sea Angler
Sea Angler: "The Buzz Of Fishing A Storm Beach
Discover the bass and flounder fishing at Pendine beach."
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Discover the bass and flounder fishing at Pendine beach."
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Wednesday, 28 December 2011
Tuesday, 27 December 2011
BBC News - New promenade plan at land-speed record beach Pendine
BBC News - New promenade plan at land-speed record beach Pendine: "A village famous for its land-speed record attempts will see work start in the new year on a £500,000 project to improve the seafront.
A new promenade will be built at Pendine in Carmarthenshire, along with landscaping works.
Its seven-mile long beach has been used for various record attempts detailed in the village's Museum of Speed."
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Monday, 26 December 2011
BBC News - New promenade plan at land-speed record beach Pendine
BBC News - New promenade plan at land-speed record beach Pendine: "A village famous for its land-speed record attempts will see work start in the new year on a £500,000 project to improve the seafront.
A new promenade will be built at Pendine in Carmarthenshire, along with landscaping works.
Its seven-mile long beach has been used for various record attempts detailed in the village's Museum of Speed.
Carmarthenshire council hopes to increase visitor numbers and extend Pendine's tourist season.
The new promenade will link to the Wales Costal Path, which is due to open in 2012."
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Saturday, 24 December 2011
Friday, 23 December 2011
A beach, a backyard, the thwack of a ball on willow
A beach, a backyard, the thwack of a ball on willow: "Beach cricket is the essence of summer throughout the civilised cricketing world, writes John Huxley.
That's me. The little bloke with the dodgy bat and baggy shorts. The year is probably 1956 or '57, possibly summer, during a rare break in the rain for which our holidays in Wales were famous. Hence, the spoof tourism slogan: ''Wales. You're welcome to it.''
The place is certainly Pendine Sands, an 11-kilometre stretch of beach on the south coast so flat and wide that for decades it hosted world land-speed record attempts. Playing in the nearby dunes, we'd often stumble over bits of broken cars, even of boy racers.
That's my brother, in the even baggier shorts, appropriately standing behind two other planks of wood. And in the distance is my father, reduced it appears to bowling ''Aussie to Kiwi'' style as he waits for the tide to come in and/or the pubs to open.
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My mother, a more-than-useful square leg, must be taking the picture. Everyone else, it seems, has got bored and gone home as I edge towards what I imagine must have been another double century. A legend on the beach, in my own backyard, in my own mind."
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That's me. The little bloke with the dodgy bat and baggy shorts. The year is probably 1956 or '57, possibly summer, during a rare break in the rain for which our holidays in Wales were famous. Hence, the spoof tourism slogan: ''Wales. You're welcome to it.''
The place is certainly Pendine Sands, an 11-kilometre stretch of beach on the south coast so flat and wide that for decades it hosted world land-speed record attempts. Playing in the nearby dunes, we'd often stumble over bits of broken cars, even of boy racers.
That's my brother, in the even baggier shorts, appropriately standing behind two other planks of wood. And in the distance is my father, reduced it appears to bowling ''Aussie to Kiwi'' style as he waits for the tide to come in and/or the pubs to open.
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My mother, a more-than-useful square leg, must be taking the picture. Everyone else, it seems, has got bored and gone home as I edge towards what I imagine must have been another double century. A legend on the beach, in my own backyard, in my own mind."
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TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up
TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up: "Pendine finished with a result that’s been all too familiar as they lost 4-0 to Pennar Robins’ second team.
The result keeps the Gulls rooted to the foot of the table with just five points from 14 games and with a lot of ground to make up in the New Year. "
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The result keeps the Gulls rooted to the foot of the table with just five points from 14 games and with a lot of ground to make up in the New Year. "
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Insider News Wales – Funding lift for Pendine prom
Insider News Wales – Funding lift for Pendine prom: "A £500,000 regeneration project is to get underway in Pendine after Carmarthenshire Council secured grant funding.
The funding is from the Green Seas Beach Improvement Programme which forms part of the "Visit Wales" Environment for Growth (EG4) Coastal Tourism Project. It is part funded by the Convergence European Regional Development Fund through the Welsh Government.
Plans are being developed for a new promenade for the seaside village of Pendine. The proposals will seek to create a continuous promenade route along the waterfront that links in with the Wales Costal Path and other visitor destinations in the village.
The scheme will be developed in phases during the winter.
"Extensive work has been carried out to find out exactly what improvements are needed," said councillor Clive Scourfield, regeneration executive board member at Carmarthenshire Council."
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The funding is from the Green Seas Beach Improvement Programme which forms part of the "Visit Wales" Environment for Growth (EG4) Coastal Tourism Project. It is part funded by the Convergence European Regional Development Fund through the Welsh Government.
Plans are being developed for a new promenade for the seaside village of Pendine. The proposals will seek to create a continuous promenade route along the waterfront that links in with the Wales Costal Path and other visitor destinations in the village.
The scheme will be developed in phases during the winter.
"Extensive work has been carried out to find out exactly what improvements are needed," said councillor Clive Scourfield, regeneration executive board member at Carmarthenshire Council."
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PistonHeads Headlines - BMW M5 Olympic skidding
PistonHeads Headlines - BMW M5 Olympic skidding: "BMW had a bit of a pre-Olympics shindig last week to preview its London 2012 involvement, giving thanks for the fact it had been 'chosen' to be the official vehicle supplier for the games.
And off the back of this or, perhaps a bit too much of the complimentary champagne, a 'precision driver' by the name of Wolfgang was sent off to Pendine Sands in Wales in an M5 to, erm, do donunts "help us [BMW that is] support the BMW London 2012 Performance Team athletes.""
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And off the back of this or, perhaps a bit too much of the complimentary champagne, a 'precision driver' by the name of Wolfgang was sent off to Pendine Sands in Wales in an M5 to, erm, do donunts "help us [BMW that is] support the BMW London 2012 Performance Team athletes.""
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Thursday, 22 December 2011
NEW PROMENADE FOR PENDINE
NEW PROMENADE FOR PENDINE: "A MAJOR regeneration project is about to get underway in Pendine.
Carmarthenshire County Council has secured grant funding through the Green Seas Beach Improvement Programme which forms part of “Visit Wales” Environment for Growth(EG4) Coastal Tourism Project, which is part funded by the Convergence European Regional Development Fund through the Welsh Government.
Plans are being developed for a new promenade for the seaside village of Pendine, the proposals will seek to create a continuous promenade route along the waterfront that links in with the Wales Costal Path and other visitor destinations in the village."
Carmarthenshire County Council has secured grant funding through the Green Seas Beach Improvement Programme which forms part of “Visit Wales” Environment for Growth(EG4) Coastal Tourism Project, which is part funded by the Convergence European Regional Development Fund through the Welsh Government.
Plans are being developed for a new promenade for the seaside village of Pendine, the proposals will seek to create a continuous promenade route along the waterfront that links in with the Wales Costal Path and other visitor destinations in the village."
Tuesday, 20 December 2011
BMW M5 Terrorising the Beach in Wales for Olympics 2012 | Fastmotoring
BMW M5 Terrorising the Beach in Wales for Olympics 2012 | Fastmotoring: "The BMW’s precision driver, Wolfgang Weber draws the Olympic logo with sandy drifts on Pendine Sands in a new BMW M5. In whole, the quiet beach in Wales was terrorised with the sound of the new BMW M5’s twin turbo engine."
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Monday, 19 December 2011
THE BEACH PENDINE - Home
THE BEACH PENDINE - Home: "The Beach is a hotel and public house with stunning views overlooking seven miles of golden sands , Pembrokeshire coast to the right and the Gower Peninsula to the left.
The Beach makes a perfect base from which you can explore the stunning coastline and view the attactions and features in the region.
We cater for Families, Individauls, Groups and the Business Traveller."
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The Beach makes a perfect base from which you can explore the stunning coastline and view the attactions and features in the region.
We cater for Families, Individauls, Groups and the Business Traveller."
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Friday, 16 December 2011
Video: BMW M5 drifts on the beach - BBC Top Gear
Video: BMW M5 drifts on the beach - BBC Top Gear: "This is BMW's precision driver, Wolfgang Weber, terrorizing seagulls and drifting the new twin-turbo M5 on Pendine sands.
Which has precisely nothing to do with the Olympics. But try telling the Bavarians that. Apparently, the video helps support the BMW London 2012 Performance Team athletes."
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Thursday, 15 December 2011
Tuesday, 13 December 2011
Sunday, 11 December 2011
Outside Edge: Is that a rocket in your pocket? - Others - More Sports - The Independent
Outside Edge: Is that a rocket in your pocket? - Others - More Sports - The Independent: "Sofa, so fast
Last week Doncaster Council seized an 8mph mobility scooter which was being driven around a park at 60mph with a souped-up 140cc petrol engine. Here are some other unlikely racing cars:
Rev Darrell Best of Illinois turned a 1940s fire engine into the world's fastest wedding chapel, which can reach speeds of 62mph.
Glenn Suter's sofa, complete with coffee table, fruit bowl and a 1.4-litre Suzuki superbike engine, reached 101mphin Sydney in September.
Martin Bacon reached 75mph in a 1974 Rover SD1 3500 powered by coffee grounds at Elvington in September.
Don Wales reached 87mph, a record for a sit-on lawn mower, last year on Pendine Sands, where his grandfather Sir Malcolm Campbell broke the land speed record in 1924."
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Last week Doncaster Council seized an 8mph mobility scooter which was being driven around a park at 60mph with a souped-up 140cc petrol engine. Here are some other unlikely racing cars:
Rev Darrell Best of Illinois turned a 1940s fire engine into the world's fastest wedding chapel, which can reach speeds of 62mph.
Glenn Suter's sofa, complete with coffee table, fruit bowl and a 1.4-litre Suzuki superbike engine, reached 101mphin Sydney in September.
Martin Bacon reached 75mph in a 1974 Rover SD1 3500 powered by coffee grounds at Elvington in September.
Don Wales reached 87mph, a record for a sit-on lawn mower, last year on Pendine Sands, where his grandfather Sir Malcolm Campbell broke the land speed record in 1924."
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Saturday, 10 December 2011
Farm plan for turbine | This is South Wales
Farm plan for turbine | This is South Wales: "PLANS to site a 112 ft wind turbine on a Pendine farm have been submitted to county planners.
The application, by David Tremellen, of Tremoilet Farm, is for a 55 kilowatt turbine.
The turbine, measuring 34.2 metres from the base to the tip of the blade, would be sited on a grazing field and be used to provide energy for the farm, a report for planners states.
The report states the site has a good wind speed and the Endurance model turbine is expected to generate 194.2 megawatt hours of electricity a year.
The application itself will be considered by county planners at a later date."
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The application, by David Tremellen, of Tremoilet Farm, is for a 55 kilowatt turbine.
The turbine, measuring 34.2 metres from the base to the tip of the blade, would be sited on a grazing field and be used to provide energy for the farm, a report for planners states.
The report states the site has a good wind speed and the Endurance model turbine is expected to generate 194.2 megawatt hours of electricity a year.
The application itself will be considered by county planners at a later date."
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Objections to water firm turbines bid | This is South Wales
Objections to water firm turbines bid | This is South Wales: "PLANS by a well-known mineral water company to site two 284ft wind turbines on land near Tavernspite have received 90 objections, with a local organisation calling for it to be withdrawn.
The application, by Princes Gate Spring Water is for two 86.5 metre turbine which would generate 800 kilowatts of electricity each.
Plans for the site, on the back road from Templeton to Tavernspite, also include access track and underground cabling.
Among the objections raised are adverse impact on the local landscape and on local historic landmarks; Middleton Top and the Scheduled Ancient Monuments known as Castell Meherin camps located on the horizon."
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The application, by Princes Gate Spring Water is for two 86.5 metre turbine which would generate 800 kilowatts of electricity each.
Plans for the site, on the back road from Templeton to Tavernspite, also include access track and underground cabling.
Among the objections raised are adverse impact on the local landscape and on local historic landmarks; Middleton Top and the Scheduled Ancient Monuments known as Castell Meherin camps located on the horizon."
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TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up
TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up: "As Narberth seconds and St. Clears enjoyed results to smile about, Pendine were at the other end of the happiness spectrum as they lost 6-0 away at Hubberston.
With the all-important Christmas break looming and with half their games played, the second half of the season could be a long one for the Seagulls as they occupy bottom spot with just six points from 13 games. "
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With the all-important Christmas break looming and with half their games played, the second half of the season could be a long one for the Seagulls as they occupy bottom spot with just six points from 13 games. "
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Pendine Sands Races | Ultra Running
Pendine Sands Races | Ultra Running: "The Malcolm Campbell Trophy (1 mile timed event)
Do you feel the need for speed?
In February 1927 Malcolm Campbell broke the land speed record travelling at 174.22 mph on Pendine Sands.
This race honours this achievement, allowing competitors to run a straight mile, following the same tracks as his famous Blue Bird car. In conjunction with The Malcolm Campbell Bluebird Trust, all finishers will receive a certificate, noting their times and signed for authenticity by Gina Campbell or Dan Wales (grandson of Malcolm Campbell) and UK record holder for the fastest Land Speed electric car."
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Do you feel the need for speed?
In February 1927 Malcolm Campbell broke the land speed record travelling at 174.22 mph on Pendine Sands.
This race honours this achievement, allowing competitors to run a straight mile, following the same tracks as his famous Blue Bird car. In conjunction with The Malcolm Campbell Bluebird Trust, all finishers will receive a certificate, noting their times and signed for authenticity by Gina Campbell or Dan Wales (grandson of Malcolm Campbell) and UK record holder for the fastest Land Speed electric car."
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Thursday, 8 December 2011
Pupils hit the right note with carol poster | This is South Wales
Pupils hit the right note with carol poster | This is South Wales: "LLANMILOE youngsters have shown their artistic skills by designing a poster for a charity carol singing event.
Community councillor Dennis Hinchey organised a poster competition to promote a carol singing event taking place later this month and encouraged the pupils to get creative with their designs."
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Farm plan for turbine | This is South Wales
Farm plan for turbine | This is South Wales: "PLANS to site a 112 ft wind turbine on a Pendine farm have been submitted to county planners.
The application, by David Tremellen, of Tremoilet Farm, is for a 55 kilowatt turbine.
The turbine, measuring 34.2 metres from the base to the tip of the blade, would be sited on a grazing field and be used to provide energy for the farm, a report for planners states.
The report states the site has a good wind speed and the Endurance model turbine is expected to generate 194.2 megawatt hours of electricity a year.
The application itself will be considered by county planners at a later date."
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The application, by David Tremellen, of Tremoilet Farm, is for a 55 kilowatt turbine.
The turbine, measuring 34.2 metres from the base to the tip of the blade, would be sited on a grazing field and be used to provide energy for the farm, a report for planners states.
The report states the site has a good wind speed and the Endurance model turbine is expected to generate 194.2 megawatt hours of electricity a year.
The application itself will be considered by county planners at a later date."
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Objections to water firm turbines bid | This is South Wales
Objections to water firm turbines bid | This is South Wales: "PLANS by a well-known mineral water company to site two 284ft wind turbines on land near Tavernspite have received 90 objections, with a local organisation calling for it to be withdrawn.
The application, by Princes Gate Spring Water is for two 86.5 metre turbine which would generate 800 kilowatts of electricity each.
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The application, by Princes Gate Spring Water is for two 86.5 metre turbine which would generate 800 kilowatts of electricity each.
"
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Thursday, 1 December 2011
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Hurst House on the Marsh, Wales: Read ELLE escapes' Review & Book Hurst House
Hurst House on the Marsh, Wales: Read ELLE escapes' Review & Book Hurst House: "The windswept marshes of Carmarthen Bay aren’t necessarily the first place you’d expect to find a boutique hotel – let only one as extravagantly styled at Hurst House on the Marsh. But contained within a Grade II-listed former dairy farm is a beautiful hotel which, like its owner/manager (media mogul Matt Roberts), is quirky and more than just a touch theatrical. "
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Monday, 28 November 2011
Sunday, 27 November 2011
How Gwen realised her dream by driving a vintage tractor across Wales – when eight months pregnant - Wales News - News - WalesOnline
How Gwen realised her dream by driving a vintage tractor across Wales – when eight months pregnant - Wales News - News - WalesOnline: "Jo’s partner Alastair Minton, 45, obediently drove her to Pendine Sands, Carmarthen Bay, with the tractor on a trailer, insisting she take a mobile phone, some tools and a strobe location light in case of emergencies. She also took her medical notes in case the baby arrived early."
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Friday, 25 November 2011
TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up
TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up: "obviously given Pendine confidence as they drew 3-3 with Clarbeston Road’s second team. Cei Edwards scored the first one for the Seagulls, with Adam Newell hitting a brace to secure a point against their relegation zone rivals. "
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TENBY TODAY | NEWS | MG enthusiasts raise £1,000 for hospital | 2011
TENBY TODAY | NEWS | MG enthusiasts raise £1,000 for hospital | 2011: "he treasurer of the Pembrokeshire MG Car Club, Brian Morris, presents the second cheque of the year for £600 to the day unit at Ward 10 in Withybush Hospital, this raising the total to £1,000.
The fundraising effort has come as a result of Brian’s recent experience as a patient in the unit. The MG enthusiasts support local charities at this time of year by using the profits generated from their annual Pendine Dash event. "
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Tuesday, 22 November 2011
Polar Bear Plunge
Sunday, 20 November 2011
Thursday, 17 November 2011
Pendine 3-4 Hakin United (From Western Telegraph)
Pendine 3-4 Hakin United (From Western Telegraph): "SENIOR Cup holders Hakin United made hard work of their narrow victory at division two Pendine."
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Wednesday, 16 November 2011
Monday, 14 November 2011
Welsh win (From Western Telegraph)
Welsh win (From Western Telegraph): "Amroth and Pendine helped host the recent EFSA British Isles Shore Championships.
The event, including teams from Wales , England, and Ireland, was won by Wales B.
The three day event was held at Aberavon, Amroth and Pendine."
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The event, including teams from Wales , England, and Ireland, was won by Wales B.
The three day event was held at Aberavon, Amroth and Pendine."
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Saturday, 12 November 2011
Friday, 11 November 2011
Thursday, 10 November 2011
Five-star Saints go marching on as young side show potential | This is South Wales
Five-star Saints go marching on as young side show potential | This is South Wales: "Pendine entertained Pembroke Boro and gained their fifth point of the season following a 4-4 draw.
Ricky Hunt scored twice for the Gulls as Adam Moore and Adam Newell grabbed the others in an improved performance by the home side."
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Ricky Hunt scored twice for the Gulls as Adam Moore and Adam Newell grabbed the others in an improved performance by the home side."
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Wednesday, 9 November 2011
Tuesday, 8 November 2011
Monday, 7 November 2011
Sunday, 6 November 2011
Fireworks on Pendine Beach
Over a thousand people watched the outstanding 40 minute firework display on Pendine Beach. The display was supported and financed by the Pendine Chamber of Commerce, Pendine Community Council, Carmarthenshire County Council and Parkdean Holidays.
Saturday, 5 November 2011
Friday, 4 November 2011
Thursday, 3 November 2011
More sightings are reported in UFO mystery | This is South Wales
More sightings are reported in UFO mystery | This is South Wales: "MORE sightings of a mystery light over Llanboidy, which it is claimed could be a UFO, have been reported.
Earlier this month, Whitland carer Pru Perkins, 68, was travelling to Llanboidy when she stopped to take a few pictures of the sunrise shortly after 7am on October 2.
When Pru, who lives at Llys y Croft in Whitland, looked at the pictures taken on her mobile phone, she discovered a strange light above the sun, which appeared to have a ray coming from it."
Since then, other sightings of the mysterious light have been reported.
John Milburn, from Meidrim Road, St Clears, also witnessed the UFO at 4.20am that day."
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Earlier this month, Whitland carer Pru Perkins, 68, was travelling to Llanboidy when she stopped to take a few pictures of the sunrise shortly after 7am on October 2.
When Pru, who lives at Llys y Croft in Whitland, looked at the pictures taken on her mobile phone, she discovered a strange light above the sun, which appeared to have a ray coming from it."
Since then, other sightings of the mysterious light have been reported.
John Milburn, from Meidrim Road, St Clears, also witnessed the UFO at 4.20am that day."
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Conwy Valley woman's book on six-day tractor trip across Wales, while eight-months pregnant - North Wales Weekly News
Conwy Valley woman's book on six-day tractor trip across Wales, while eight-months pregnant - North Wales Weekly News: "Josephine set off at Pendine Sands in the south, and drove using green lanes and single track roads to Whistling Sands in the north, on the Llyn Peninsula. The trip lasted six days.
“I experienced the most amazing scenery on the trip and found travelling slowly also slowed my mind down,” she said.
“I felt very calm and really enjoyed my own company. The fact it didn’t rain was also a bonus as the tractor had no cab and I was camping every night."
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“I experienced the most amazing scenery on the trip and found travelling slowly also slowed my mind down,” she said.
“I felt very calm and really enjoyed my own company. The fact it didn’t rain was also a bonus as the tractor had no cab and I was camping every night."
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Tuesday, 1 November 2011
Monday, 31 October 2011
BBC News - Dyffryn Taf, Lewis School win Pearson Teaching Awards
BBC News - Dyffryn Taf, Lewis School win Pearson Teaching Awards: "A school which boasts two Wales World Cup Rugby players as former pupils has been awarded a top UK teaching prize.
The PE team at Dyffryn Taf Secondary School in Whitland, Carmarthenshire, won "outstanding team of the year" at the Pearson Teaching Awards."
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The PE team at Dyffryn Taf Secondary School in Whitland, Carmarthenshire, won "outstanding team of the year" at the Pearson Teaching Awards."
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Welsh councils are offering free parking to drivers while cutting bus services - Wales News - News - WalesOnline
Welsh councils are offering free parking to drivers while cutting bus services - Wales News - News - WalesOnline: "PARKING giveaways are costing Welsh councils hundreds of thousands of pounds – while buses in some areas are threatened by budget cuts.
Free parking is designed to entice shoppers to a growing number of towns, but critics say it is unfair on people who do not have cars, undermines bus viability and ignores councils’ carbon reduction policies.
One green group even suggested turning surplus parking areas into public open spaces, because shoppers valued pleasant town centres.
Carmarthenshire is the latest council to offer free parking. This month it decided to suspend parking charges after 10am daily at the Llanelli multi-storey for a year, during town centre regeneration works.
The council will lose an estimated £222,000 in parking revenue.
It also opted for free parking in towns after 10am in the fortnight before Christmas, costing the council another £70,000.
Last March, Carmarthenshire withdrew two Pendine bus services. The council says it has not cut bus subsidies but no company had offered “realistic tenders” to run those services."
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Free parking is designed to entice shoppers to a growing number of towns, but critics say it is unfair on people who do not have cars, undermines bus viability and ignores councils’ carbon reduction policies.
One green group even suggested turning surplus parking areas into public open spaces, because shoppers valued pleasant town centres.
Carmarthenshire is the latest council to offer free parking. This month it decided to suspend parking charges after 10am daily at the Llanelli multi-storey for a year, during town centre regeneration works.
The council will lose an estimated £222,000 in parking revenue.
It also opted for free parking in towns after 10am in the fortnight before Christmas, costing the council another £70,000.
Last March, Carmarthenshire withdrew two Pendine bus services. The council says it has not cut bus subsidies but no company had offered “realistic tenders” to run those services."
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Sunday, 30 October 2011
Friday, 28 October 2011
BBC News - Wales coast is best on Earth to visit - Lonely Planet
BBC News - Wales coast is best on Earth to visit - Lonely Planet: "Coastal Wales has been named the "best region on Earth" to visit next year by a travel guide.
The nation's coastline is highlighted in the Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2012 guide to the best places to go over the next 12 months.
Next May, Wales will become the first country in the world to offer tourists a formal trail right around its coast."
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The nation's coastline is highlighted in the Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2012 guide to the best places to go over the next 12 months.
Next May, Wales will become the first country in the world to offer tourists a formal trail right around its coast."
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TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up
TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up: "It was the first round of the Third Division Cup and Narberth seconds lost 4-0 at home to Pennar Robins, while Pendine’s sorry season continues as they were beaten 5-0 at home against Lawrenny. "
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Tuesday, 25 October 2011
3 NIGHT HOLIDAY IN PENDINE SANDS CARMARTHENSHIRE (BONFIRE NIGHT WEEKEND) 4/11/11- 7/11/11 in Pendine Sands, Carmarthenshire | Holiday Rentals in the UK | Gumtree.com
Monday, 24 October 2011
Keep rockin (From Western Telegraph)
Keep rockin (From Western Telegraph): "Venues with a good dance floor are few and far between and the loss of the De Valance was a big blow. We are very fortunate in the fact that we have been established at Whitland for about 3 years and have built up a very well supported club which allows us to bring some of the top bands (Jets, Firebirds etc) to this quiet corner of Wales and also to give significant sums to charities both locally and nationally.
Details can be obtained on our website www.westwalesrocknrollclub.webs.com or phone 01994 453220 There is a thriving club in Haverfordwest which is also having trouble with locating a regular venue."
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Details can be obtained on our website www.westwalesrocknrollclub.webs.com or phone 01994 453220 There is a thriving club in Haverfordwest which is also having trouble with locating a regular venue."
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Sunday, 23 October 2011
Friday, 21 October 2011
TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up
TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up: "In division three, Pendine suffered their sixth defeat of the season as they went down 4-1 away at Haverfordwest Cricket Club. Once again their defensive frailties were there for all to see and once again, Robbie Waters was there to score their only goal, but once again, the result was the reverse of what they wanted.
In stark contrast to their West Carmarthenshire neighbours, St. Clears continue to shine as they secured the biggest win of the day. The Saints marched in to slam nine past Hubberston, while conceding just one."
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In stark contrast to their West Carmarthenshire neighbours, St. Clears continue to shine as they secured the biggest win of the day. The Saints marched in to slam nine past Hubberston, while conceding just one."
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Monday, 17 October 2011
Caving, Climbing and Abseiling in Carmarthenshire
Caving, Climbing and Abseiling in Carmarthenshire: "Caving
Caving is a great activity for the whole family. Activities centre like Morfa Bay Adventure have their very own ancient cave system the Green Bridge cave. Steeped in history, the caves were once thought to have been used by smugglers and bandits, you will here ancient tales as your instructor takes you from chamber to chamber through small passages on your hands and knees! You will be kitted out with a caving suit, helmet and head torch."
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Caving is a great activity for the whole family. Activities centre like Morfa Bay Adventure have their very own ancient cave system the Green Bridge cave. Steeped in history, the caves were once thought to have been used by smugglers and bandits, you will here ancient tales as your instructor takes you from chamber to chamber through small passages on your hands and knees! You will be kitted out with a caving suit, helmet and head torch."
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Sunday, 16 October 2011
Saturday, 15 October 2011
South Wales: Adventure at your own speed - UK, Travel - The Independent
South Wales: Adventure at your own speed - UK, Travel - The Independent: "That afternoon I head to Pendine Sands, a seven-mile stretch of beach washed perfectly flat by every outgoing tide. Dylan Thomas described it as a "yellow coldness going away into the distance of the sea". In the 1920s it was where Malcolm Campbell and JG Parry-Thomas contested the world land speed record.
Today, Morfa Bay Adventures is one of the few businesses allowed to open the throttle on the sands, though its wind-powered land yachts, speedy as they are, can't match the 170mph racked up by those racers of old. On the day I visit the wind isn't blowing, and so with my new-found kayaking skills we take to the sea instead and explore the caves and sea cliffs around Gilman Point to a hidden cove with a pebble beach. Jono Owen, an instructor for Morfa Bay, is clearly entranced by the area. "I did my teaching degree in London," he says as we try to kayak-surf some small waves back to the beach. "But I couldn't help being drawn back here. I don't know from day to day whether I'll be coasteering, surfing or kite surfing. I can't complain though," he says, surveying the scenery. "It's not a bad office, is it?""
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Today, Morfa Bay Adventures is one of the few businesses allowed to open the throttle on the sands, though its wind-powered land yachts, speedy as they are, can't match the 170mph racked up by those racers of old. On the day I visit the wind isn't blowing, and so with my new-found kayaking skills we take to the sea instead and explore the caves and sea cliffs around Gilman Point to a hidden cove with a pebble beach. Jono Owen, an instructor for Morfa Bay, is clearly entranced by the area. "I did my teaching degree in London," he says as we try to kayak-surf some small waves back to the beach. "But I couldn't help being drawn back here. I don't know from day to day whether I'll be coasteering, surfing or kite surfing. I can't complain though," he says, surveying the scenery. "It's not a bad office, is it?""
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Friday, 14 October 2011
Pendine | Ralph Hosier's TechnoBlog
Pendine | Ralph Hosier's TechnoBlog: "On the weekend of 22/23 May 2010 team Runningblade took the World Land Speed Record for lawnmowers. The magnificent machine was driven by Don Wales, grandson of Sir Malcolm Campbell, on the legendary Pendine sands reaching a speed of 87.833 … Continue reading →"
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Narberth and Pendine out | This is South Wales
Narberth and Pendine out | This is South Wales: "FOOTBALL clubs took a break from league action to compete in the West Wales Intermediate Cup last weekend, with Narberth losing 3-1 at Swansea-based Cwmfelin Press.
Ashley Williams scored the only goal for his side in their defeat.
Pendine were another side to crash out of the competition as their defensive frailties were exposed in a 9-1 home defeat by Carew.
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Ashley Williams scored the only goal for his side in their defeat.
Pendine were another side to crash out of the competition as their defensive frailties were exposed in a 9-1 home defeat by Carew.
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TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up
TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up: "Pendine’s defence was once again in a generous mood as they let five goals slip into the back of the net in their home tie against Haverfordwest Cricket Club. Fortunately for the Seagulls, their offence was just as effective as they, too, slammed five past the visitors to push the match into penalties.
Robbie Waters’s fine hat-trick together with Ricky Hunt’s brace ensured the game went into the cruellest of ways in which to progress or bow out of the competition and they kept their cool to win 4-3 in what must have been one of the best spectacles in the league over the weekend."
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Robbie Waters’s fine hat-trick together with Ricky Hunt’s brace ensured the game went into the cruellest of ways in which to progress or bow out of the competition and they kept their cool to win 4-3 in what must have been one of the best spectacles in the league over the weekend."
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Thursday, 13 October 2011
Monday, 10 October 2011
Thursday, 6 October 2011
Vision of future as power chiefs put wind farm plan on display | This is South Wales
Vision of future as power chiefs put wind farm plan on display | This is South Wales: "The wind farm, proposed by RWE npower renewables, takes up an area a fifth of the size of Carmarthenshire and would be situated between Gower and Lundy Island. It would be around 30 kilometres from the coast at Pendine."
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Wednesday, 5 October 2011
Monday, 3 October 2011
UK Sea Fishing Forum - pendine flounder comp | UK Catch Reports | Help & Advice
UK Sea Fishing Forum - pendine flounder comp | UK Catch Reports | Help & Advice: "86 anglers turned out for the annual open club comp, fished in 20mph southerly winds but stayed dry, looked like a few bass could be landed, set up with 2up 1 down sequin and glass beads, blinged up to the hilt lol.
not many flounder brought to the scales, 30cm was the minimum, did manage to land a 29cm then an hour later i had a 35cm, so im in the weigh inn.
didnt get on the prize list but enjoyed the day.
1st was a 2lb 2oz
2nd was a 1lb 12oz
3rd was a 2lb 7oz bass,,, 3rd place heaviest fish over 45cm. "
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not many flounder brought to the scales, 30cm was the minimum, did manage to land a 29cm then an hour later i had a 35cm, so im in the weigh inn.
didnt get on the prize list but enjoyed the day.
1st was a 2lb 2oz
2nd was a 1lb 12oz
3rd was a 2lb 7oz bass,,, 3rd place heaviest fish over 45cm. "
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Sunday, 2 October 2011
Friday, 30 September 2011
TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Saundersfoot Sea Angling Club
TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Saundersfoot Sea Angling Club: "Next matches: October 9 - Saundersfoot beach, sponsored by Jan’z Restaurant, of Broadfield, sign-on harbour car park by 11.15 am; October 23 - Pendine beach, sponsored by Mike’s Posh Wash, sign-on Pendine by 10.30 am, no car access for this one. "
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Bluebird Electric Team Hit With Setbacks at Pendine
Bluebird Electric Team Hit With Setbacks at Pendine: "Bluebird ElectricEver since the mid-1920, the Campbell family have used the Pendine sand in Carmarthenshire, Wales as the home for their Bluebird record attempts. This weekend, Don Wales – grandson of the celebrated Malcolm Campbell and nephew of Donald Campbell – and his son Joseph arrived there, hoping to bring glory to Britain.
The team behind the electric land speed record attempt has already been hit by countless hurdles in their quest for speed: delayed component parts, canceled runs, tight budgets, limited testing and a tight schedule. Added to all of this is the limited time between the low tides in which an attempt is viable.
On Saturday, the Bluebird Electric hit the Pendine sands for the first time, as Joseph took the seat for the second time in his career. Limited visibility from inside the cockpit resulted in the car bouncing several times on the uneven surface of the beach. The resulting impact damaged the bodyshell, steering components and disconnected a bottom wishbone."
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The team behind the electric land speed record attempt has already been hit by countless hurdles in their quest for speed: delayed component parts, canceled runs, tight budgets, limited testing and a tight schedule. Added to all of this is the limited time between the low tides in which an attempt is viable.
On Saturday, the Bluebird Electric hit the Pendine sands for the first time, as Joseph took the seat for the second time in his career. Limited visibility from inside the cockpit resulted in the car bouncing several times on the uneven surface of the beach. The resulting impact damaged the bodyshell, steering components and disconnected a bottom wishbone."
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Fishing Wales - fishery details
Fishing Wales - fishery details: "Situated on the northern edge of Carmarthen Bay Pendine is one of the classic Welsh storm beaches. Facing in a south-westerly direction this vast expanse of golden sands frequently plays host to the kind of rolling Atlantic surf which screams out to be fished. Flounder and bass are the main species and both can be caught pretty much the year round though for flounders October through to the New Year is the optimum time for specimen fish but the fishing can be almost equally as good during the spring and summer. For bass there are two productive periods firstly during the spring and then later in the year during autumn and early winter. Other species caught during spring and summer include dogfish a few silver eel's golden-grey mullet and an occasional small turbot."
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Digital Couch Issue 24 | Tech Specialist B2C and B2B Marketing Blog from BANNER
Digital Couch Issue 24 | Tech Specialist B2C and B2B Marketing Blog from BANNER: "Nokia has not had the best year. With Apple and android taking a huge chunk out of the smartphone market, the Finnish manufacturer has gone from ubiquitous to: “Really? You still have a Nokia?”
But not a company to be put down, Nokia’s new N-Series devices have had some pretty impressive ad campaigns to match their smartphone technology. The N8 “Gulp” campaign, by UK agency Wieden+Kennedy, was shot on Pendine Beach in Wales with a bunch of spades and lots of time. Aimed at creating the world’s largest stop-motion video, sand, “Wallace & Grommit” creators Aardman came together to tell a fishy tale.
The most impressive feature? The entire video was shot on the 12Mpx N8 smartphone camera. It’s just a pity you have to wait nearly a minute and a half to find out."
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But not a company to be put down, Nokia’s new N-Series devices have had some pretty impressive ad campaigns to match their smartphone technology. The N8 “Gulp” campaign, by UK agency Wieden+Kennedy, was shot on Pendine Beach in Wales with a bunch of spades and lots of time. Aimed at creating the world’s largest stop-motion video, sand, “Wallace & Grommit” creators Aardman came together to tell a fishy tale.
The most impressive feature? The entire video was shot on the 12Mpx N8 smartphone camera. It’s just a pity you have to wait nearly a minute and a half to find out."
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Wednesday, 28 September 2011
Tuesday, 27 September 2011
Monday, 26 September 2011
'Hotel style' comforts for an autumn self catering break - Loughborough Echo - On Your Travels
'Hotel style' comforts for an autumn self catering break - Loughborough Echo - On Your Travels: "For a majestic autumn getaway why not choose Great House. A seven night break cost just £1612, or just £269 per person, based on six sharing, saving £179. Great House is available for rent from 10 September, 8 October and 5, 12, 19 and 26 November.
Nestled within the coastal village of Laugharne, this property offers unique Georgian splendour by the sea and features high ceilings, four-poster beds; log fires and an elegant sweeping staircase. A stone's throw away is the Green Room, which is great for relaxed lunches. For an evening meal visit the candle-lit restaurant, The Cors and to let off steam head for Pendine beach is just 4 miles from Great House. http://www.sheepskinlife.com/relax-at/great-house/"
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Nestled within the coastal village of Laugharne, this property offers unique Georgian splendour by the sea and features high ceilings, four-poster beds; log fires and an elegant sweeping staircase. A stone's throw away is the Green Room, which is great for relaxed lunches. For an evening meal visit the candle-lit restaurant, The Cors and to let off steam head for Pendine beach is just 4 miles from Great House. http://www.sheepskinlife.com/relax-at/great-house/"
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Sunday, 25 September 2011
Friday, 23 September 2011
TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up
TENBY TODAY | SPORT | Local soccer round-up: "Elsewhere in the division, Pendine went down to their fifth defeat of the season as they lost 4-3 away at Merlins Bridge seconds"
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
TV Stars on Beach
Sunday, Sept 25 Alaska TV are using the beach to film a
series highlighting what Carmarthenshire has to offer for The History Channel.
Presenters John Thomson and Simon Day will be shown how to Land Yacht on Pendine Sands by the instructors of Morfa Bay Adventure
Simon Day |
John Thomson
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Sunday, Sept 25 Alaska TV are using the beach to film a
series highlighting what Carmarthenshire has to offer for The History Channel.
Presenters John Thomson and Simon Day will be shown how to Land Yacht on Pendine Sands by the instructors of Morfa Bay Adventure
John Thomson
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Simon Day |
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Museum of Speed, Pendine, Carmarthenshire
Museum of Speed, Pendine, Carmarthenshire: "The Museum of Speed in Pendine was opened in 1996. The museum focuses on the use of the sands at Pendine for land speed attempts and racing.
The main exhibit for the summer season is 'Babs', the motor car used by Parry Thomas on his fatal attempt at the record in 1927. Other record breaking and fast vehicles can be seen at other times."
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The main exhibit for the summer season is 'Babs', the motor car used by Parry Thomas on his fatal attempt at the record in 1927. Other record breaking and fast vehicles can be seen at other times."
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High note to help charities | This is South Wales
High note to help charities | This is South Wales: "NEARLY £4,000 has been raised for local charities following a recent choral concert at Laugharne's castle.
Earlier this year Laugharne choir The Corran Singers, a choir from Ysgol Dyffryn Taf and Côr De Cymru came together to perform in front of a huge crowd of people gathered in the glorious sunshine.
There were also solo performances by Clive Edwards and local diva Sallie Griffiths at the event.
A total of £3,750 was raised at the Choir Bonanza at the event, with the money split between the Ty Hafan children's hospice, West Wales Sailing Venture, and the children's diabetic unit at Glangwili Hospital.
All charities have been invited to attend a special Patrons Concert on October 14, at 7.30pm."
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Earlier this year Laugharne choir The Corran Singers, a choir from Ysgol Dyffryn Taf and Côr De Cymru came together to perform in front of a huge crowd of people gathered in the glorious sunshine.
There were also solo performances by Clive Edwards and local diva Sallie Griffiths at the event.
A total of £3,750 was raised at the Choir Bonanza at the event, with the money split between the Ty Hafan children's hospice, West Wales Sailing Venture, and the children's diabetic unit at Glangwili Hospital.
All charities have been invited to attend a special Patrons Concert on October 14, at 7.30pm."
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Monday, 19 September 2011
BBC News - Marine Conservation Society Wales beach clean-up
BBC News - Marine Conservation Society Wales beach clean-up: "Hundreds of volunteers are taking to the beaches of Wales as part of a two-day litter survey and clean-up.
The results of the Marine Conservation Society's (MCS) Beachwatch Big Weekend will be published next spring."
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The results of the Marine Conservation Society's (MCS) Beachwatch Big Weekend will be published next spring."
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Sunday, 18 September 2011
BBC News - Marine Conservation Society Wales beach clean-up
BBC News - Marine Conservation Society Wales beach clean-up: "Hundreds of volunteers are taking to the beaches of Wales as part of a two-day litter survey and clean-up.
The results of the Marine Conservation Society's (MCS) Beachwatch Big Weekend will be published next spring."
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The results of the Marine Conservation Society's (MCS) Beachwatch Big Weekend will be published next spring."
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Tuesday, 13 September 2011
Monday, 12 September 2011
West Wales Holiday Cottages have a superb selection of cottages in the beautiful areas around Pendine as well as in the rest of West Wales.
Full cottage details and photos plus up-to-date availability make this the easy way to book an independent holiday cottage direct with the owner.
Website: www.westwalesholidaycottages. co.uk
Email: enquiries@ westwalesholidaycottages.co.uk
Phone: 01239 810033
Full cottage details and photos plus up-to-date availability make this the easy way to book an independent holiday cottage direct with the owner.
Website: www.westwalesholidaycottages.
Email: enquiries@
Phone: 01239 810033
Sunday, 11 September 2011
New Decca signing Jodie Marie prepares for fame - Music - Lifestyle - WalesOnline
New Decca signing Jodie Marie prepares for fame - Music - Lifestyle - WalesOnline: "
It’s the stuff that dreams are made of. A young Welsh girl with a fabulous voice makes a CD. Important music industry types staying in a local B&B are played it by the landlady. And they love it. Four years later, Jodie Marie is about to release her debut album on one of the world’s biggest labels. But she still had time to make Karen Price a cup of coffee and tell her all about it"
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It’s the stuff that dreams are made of. A young Welsh girl with a fabulous voice makes a CD. Important music industry types staying in a local B&B are played it by the landlady. And they love it. Four years later, Jodie Marie is about to release her debut album on one of the world’s biggest labels. But she still had time to make Karen Price a cup of coffee and tell her all about it"
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Thursday, 8 September 2011
EcoVelocity motor show: Bluebird stars at Battersea power station - mirror.co.uk
EcoVelocity motor show: Bluebird stars at Battersea power station - mirror.co.uk: "Bluebird
It’s not the world’s sexiest motor show, but it might be technically interesting and even one of the most relevant.
We’re talking about EcoVelocity, the green motor show taking place at London’s Battersea power station today and over the weekend.
If it sounds like an event full of people in green corduroy trousers discussing how many mpg they get from their Toyota Priuses, then don’t panic. It’ll be more fun than that.
For starters there will be some impressive green supercars on show, such as the Bluebird electric land speed record car.
Bluebird had a disappointing summer after a crash at Pendine Sands in Wales but the team won’t give up easily and one day they’ll triumph. And Bluebird looks fantastic."
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It’s not the world’s sexiest motor show, but it might be technically interesting and even one of the most relevant.
We’re talking about EcoVelocity, the green motor show taking place at London’s Battersea power station today and over the weekend.
If it sounds like an event full of people in green corduroy trousers discussing how many mpg they get from their Toyota Priuses, then don’t panic. It’ll be more fun than that.
For starters there will be some impressive green supercars on show, such as the Bluebird electric land speed record car.
Bluebird had a disappointing summer after a crash at Pendine Sands in Wales but the team won’t give up easily and one day they’ll triumph. And Bluebird looks fantastic."
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Volunteers sought for big beach clean-up bid | This is South Wales
Volunteers sought for big beach clean-up bid | This is South Wales: "VOLUNTEERS are being sought to help clear Pendine beach of rubbish next weekend.
The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) says it urgently needs volunteers to join the fight to stem the rising tide of rubbish that is appearing on Welsh beaches.
The most recent survey, carried out in 2010 by MCS, revealed the highest levels of litter on beaches in Wales since MCS began collecting data 18 years ago.
This year's Beachwatch Big Weekend takes place on September 17 and 18, and the results will be published next spring.
The initiative involves local individuals, groups and communities heading to the coast to survey and clean up beaches, making it the most influential fight against marine litter in Wales.
Gill Bell, Wales programme manager for MCS, said: "We really need to get a clearer picture of the state of Welsh beaches to take to the Welsh Government. We would like to see more beaches cleaned, including Pendine Sands."
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The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) says it urgently needs volunteers to join the fight to stem the rising tide of rubbish that is appearing on Welsh beaches.
The most recent survey, carried out in 2010 by MCS, revealed the highest levels of litter on beaches in Wales since MCS began collecting data 18 years ago.
This year's Beachwatch Big Weekend takes place on September 17 and 18, and the results will be published next spring.
The initiative involves local individuals, groups and communities heading to the coast to survey and clean up beaches, making it the most influential fight against marine litter in Wales.
Gill Bell, Wales programme manager for MCS, said: "We really need to get a clearer picture of the state of Welsh beaches to take to the Welsh Government. We would like to see more beaches cleaned, including Pendine Sands."
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No plans for attempt at speed record this year | This is South Wales
No plans for attempt at speed record this year | This is South Wales: "NO FRESH attempts at a land speed record are likely to take place in Pendine this year.
The sands at the popular tourist attraction have seen renewed attempts to set speed records in 2010 and 2011.
The latest attempt, held last month, saw hundreds of people descend on the village to witness the grandson and great grandson of Sir Malcolm Campbell, Don and Joe Wales, trying to break the UK electric car speed record.
Unfortunately Joe, 19, hit a pothole in the sand while manning the Bluebird Electric car, causing damage to the suspension bringing the record attempt to a halt.
Martin Rees, project director said at the time: "Damage was caused to a suspension component which meant we couldn't carry on although thankfully Joe was all right."
Joe suffered minor whiplash after hitting the pothole. The current record stands at 137mph."
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The sands at the popular tourist attraction have seen renewed attempts to set speed records in 2010 and 2011.
The latest attempt, held last month, saw hundreds of people descend on the village to witness the grandson and great grandson of Sir Malcolm Campbell, Don and Joe Wales, trying to break the UK electric car speed record.
Unfortunately Joe, 19, hit a pothole in the sand while manning the Bluebird Electric car, causing damage to the suspension bringing the record attempt to a halt.
Martin Rees, project director said at the time: "Damage was caused to a suspension component which meant we couldn't carry on although thankfully Joe was all right."
Joe suffered minor whiplash after hitting the pothole. The current record stands at 137mph."
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Wednesday, 7 September 2011
POLAR BEAR SWIM
This year's Polar Bear Swim will take place on Sunday, December 18th!
Money raised for 2011 will be for the Carmarthenshire Children's Centre, West Wales General Hospital
Money raised for 2011 will be for the Carmarthenshire Children's Centre, West Wales General Hospital
Holiday Cottages in West Wales
West Wales Holiday Cottages have a superb selection of cottages in the beautiful areas around Pendine as well as in the rest of West Wales.
Full cottage details and photos plus up-to-date availability make this the easy way to book an independent holiday cottage direct with the owner.
Website: www.westwalesholidaycottages. co.uk
Email: enquiries@ westwalesholidaycottages.co.uk
Phone: 01239 810033
Full cottage details and photos plus up-to-date availability make this the easy way to book an independent holiday cottage direct with the owner.
Website: www.westwalesholidaycottages.
Email: enquiries@
Phone: 01239 810033
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
» ‘Gulp’, the world’s largest stop motion video shot with the Nokia N8 [experience-it-all]
» ‘Gulp’, the world’s largest stop motion video shot with the Nokia N8 [experience-it-all]: "The creative minds at Sumo Science at Aardman have constructed a short film called Gulp, the world’s largest stop motion video. It was shot using the Nokia N8 smartphone which features a 12 megapixel camera and Carl Zeiss optics. A very tall crane was also used to help shoot the various scenes; the largest scene stretches over 11,000 square feet! It was done on location at Pendine Beach in South Wales. It only makes sense that the same group behind the world record-breaking ‘largest stop-motion animation set’ is also behind the construction of the world’s smallest stop motion video which can be seen here. Nokia’s phones might not have been all the rage in the States, but you cannot deny the delicate precision of the cameras built inside them. Jump after the break to go behind-the-scenes of the impressive Gulp."
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iafrica.com | motoring | features | Ford befriends Bluebird
iafrica.com | motoring | features | Ford befriends Bluebird: "Ford has sent its Ranger pick-up to join forces with the Bluebird team as they attempt to set a new electric vehicle land speed record.
This follows a setback in August where the Bluebird lost traction while making a run for the record at Pendine Sands in Wales, prematurely ending the session."
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Monday, 5 September 2011
Sunday, 4 September 2011
2 bedroom for sale, Apartment in Pendine, Carmarthenshire | Property for Sale | Gumtree.com
2 bedroom for sale, Apartment in Pendine, Carmarthenshire | Property for Sale | Gumtree.com: "A superb first floor, sea front apartment located within yards of the beach front in the popular village of Pendine, with uninterrupted views of the coastline of Carmarthen Bay through to the Gower peninsula. The accommodation briefly comprises: Entrance Hallway, Open Plan Living, Kitchen and Dining Area, Bathroom and two Bedrooms. The property benefits from dedicated covered parking, communal atrium with shower and washing area which is ideal after a day at the beach, access from the communal area, intercom system, self closing internal doors, full UPVc windows and doors. The apartment is fully furnished to an exceptional standard and early viewing is highly recommended.
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Pendine Sands 2011 - Hot Custard
Pendine Sands 2011 - Hot Custard: "Beach touch, Asian log rolls, Frank's Birthday bumps, Bear Ninja Hunter, Scooby's Bear, wasps, The Hoff's hill challenge, missed trains, 3 Hot Custard teams, 2 finals, 1 semi-final, Lego Baywatch, Doctors karaoke - all in all, if you weren't there, you MOOFed!"
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