A MONMOUTHSHIRE community has decorated dozens of gardens with colourful and creative characters to hold its first-ever scarecrow trail. A group of residents in Magor and Undy have created the eye-catching scarecrows as part of a fundraising trail for families over the Easter holiday. The inaugural attraction features 40 characters and has already raised more […]
St David's Day, is the perfect time to get a fresh batch of Welsh Cakes baking away in the kitchen. Of course, it's not just a St David's Day pleasure but also a beautiful treat for tea time or an afternoon cup of tea. Depending on where you live in Wales Welsh cakes are also […]
PEOPLE in Monmouthshire and across Britain are being urged to take part in this year’s virtual Fairtrade Festival.
THE theme of this year’s virtual Fairtrade Fortnight, launched by the Fairtrade Foundation on Monday 22nd February, is ‘Change the World You Want’ and focuses on the urgent message of Fairtrade and climate change.
The free festival, runs until March 7, 2021 and will feature a series of virtual events designed to highlight how the climate crisis is affecting the future of food and those who produce it.
There has been an increase in the number of reports across the social media platforms of attempted and suspected thefts of dogs in the Monmouthshire area. Here are some handy steps to keep your dog safe.
Today is Random Acts of Kindness Day and we have some great suggestions for you to make the World a better place.
Plans to establish a satellite radiotherapy unit at Nevill Hall Hospital in Abergavenny, have moved a step closer and your views are needed....
It's Shrove Tuesday marking the day before the beginning of Lent, celebrated with a big pile of pancakes. How do you like your pancakes?
THE owners of an Abergavenny opticians have raised more than £2,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support by shaving their heads.
With Valentine's Day looming, there are many ways to show how much you love someone and shop local too...
Chinese New Year is on February 12 and 2021 will be the year of the Ox It was last the year of the Ox back in 2009 , when you could still hug a friend, go to the pub, not wear a face mask in Waitrose and get your hair cut by someone else outside […]
