Monday, 30 April 2012
NARBERTH TODAY | NEWS | Get yer plimsoles on for the Pendine Sands annual fun run | 2012
NARBERTH TODAY | NEWS | Get yer plimsoles on for the Pendine Sands annual fun run | 2012: "Tavernspite Year 6 pupil Joseph Phelps is pictured with deputy headteacher Sarah Arthur and textile designer Anna Strezlewki from iseasurfwear and his winning design for the Pendine Sands fun run t-shirt. The run is taking place on May 6 from 11 am and is open to everyone. Last year’s fun run raised money for the climbing wall seen in the background."
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New Promenade For Pendine
New Promenade For Pendine: "A major regeneration project has started in Pendine.
The £500,000 scheme includes a new promenade along the waterfront which would link in with the Wales Coastal Path and other visitor destinations in the village.
The proposals also include opportunities for the creation of new public open spaces and landscape features.
The scheme will be developed in three phases, with the majority of work taking place during the winter months to ensure disruption is kept to a minimum. "
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The £500,000 scheme includes a new promenade along the waterfront which would link in with the Wales Coastal Path and other visitor destinations in the village.
The proposals also include opportunities for the creation of new public open spaces and landscape features.
The scheme will be developed in three phases, with the majority of work taking place during the winter months to ensure disruption is kept to a minimum. "
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Thursday, 26 April 2012
Coast path celebration | This is South Wales
Coast path celebration | This is South Wales: "RAMBLERS will celebrate the coastal path opening up all around the UK with two walks next week covering some of Carmarthenshire's most stunning scenery.
Carmarthen and District Ramblers will do a five-mile circular walk from the green in Llansteffan at noon on May 5.
Then on May 6 they will join the Dinefwr Ramblers for an eight-mile walk leaving Pendine Car Park at 10.15am."
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Carmarthen and District Ramblers will do a five-mile circular walk from the green in Llansteffan at noon on May 5.
Then on May 6 they will join the Dinefwr Ramblers for an eight-mile walk leaving Pendine Car Park at 10.15am."
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Robert Lloyd - a Sir Gar Blog . . . and some Clecs!: New promenade for Pendine
Robert Lloyd - a Sir Gar Blog . . . and some Clecs!: New promenade for Pendine: "A major regeneration project has started in Pendine.
The £500,000 scheme includes a new promenade along the waterfront which would link in with the Wales Coastal Path and other visitor destinations in the village.
The proposals also include opportunities for the creation of new public open spaces and landscape features.
The scheme will be developed in three phases, with the majority of work taking place during the winter months to ensure disruption is kept to a minimum.
The project is aimed at enhancing the seaside community and making it a must-see destination for visitors."
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The £500,000 scheme includes a new promenade along the waterfront which would link in with the Wales Coastal Path and other visitor destinations in the village.
The proposals also include opportunities for the creation of new public open spaces and landscape features.
The scheme will be developed in three phases, with the majority of work taking place during the winter months to ensure disruption is kept to a minimum.
The project is aimed at enhancing the seaside community and making it a must-see destination for visitors."
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Monday, 23 April 2012
A Little Welsh Wonder... The Daily Mail Visits Pendine » Swansea Bay news information - live, work, study, invest
A Little Welsh Wonder... The Daily Mail Visits Pendine » Swansea Bay news information - live, work, study, invest: "Miles of sandy beaches, and lush green countryside Carmarthensire is a haven for any visitor! Liz Stout of The Daily Mail visited Pendine Sand to become "Carmarthenshire converts".
Visiting many attractions in the region the family explored Carmarthenshire for its famed rockky beaches and lush parks.
The Daily Mail writer Liz comments "Pendine doesn't have high-tech at tractions and man-made commercial emporia, but what it does have is mile upon mile of fantastic beach.
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Visiting many attractions in the region the family explored Carmarthenshire for its famed rockky beaches and lush parks.
The Daily Mail writer Liz comments "Pendine doesn't have high-tech at tractions and man-made commercial emporia, but what it does have is mile upon mile of fantastic beach.
"
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Sunday, 22 April 2012
Friday, 20 April 2012
Carmarthenshire beach holidays: Why Pendine Sands proves to be a timeless trip for all the family | Mail Online
Carmarthenshire beach holidays: Why Pendine Sands proves to be a timeless trip for all the family | Mail Online: "Malcolm Campbell set the World Land Speed Record of 146 mph in his Sunbeam Blue Bird here in Carmarthenshire, at Pendine Sands, in 1924.
Perhaps that explains why we are in such a hurry to get to this beautiful stretch of Welsh coastline.
Carmarthenshire, 'The Garden of Wales', is famous for its rocky beaches, rolling green hills and lush parks.
Its name is derived from the Welsh for 'Merlin', and folklore has it that the legendary wizard of King Arthur's reign was born in Carmarthen. "
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Perhaps that explains why we are in such a hurry to get to this beautiful stretch of Welsh coastline.
Carmarthenshire, 'The Garden of Wales', is famous for its rocky beaches, rolling green hills and lush parks.
Its name is derived from the Welsh for 'Merlin', and folklore has it that the legendary wizard of King Arthur's reign was born in Carmarthen. "
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