Cae Tan We have been supporting local Community Supported Agricultural group such as Cae Tan CSA. Cae Tan is a Community Supported Agriculture project growing fresh and local vegetables using organic principles, direct from Lunnon in Gower. The boxes are offered weekly throughout the year with a minimum of 6 items each week, offering a
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Discour the new Tourism Swansea Bay Leaflet: Your ultimate guide to Swansea best attractions We’re excited to announce the launch of the newly updated Tourism Swansea Bay Leaflet, set to be distributed widely across the M4 corridor! This refreshed guide includes all our local members, showcasing Swansea’s best attractions, hidden gems, and top spots to
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No Celebrations for St David’s Day 2025 On March 1st, Welsh tourism businesses will mark St David’s Day not with celebrations, but with a powerful message to the Welsh Government (WG). Flags will be lowered to half-mast, and attractions will close their doors in protest against policies that are damaging our industry. Last December, the
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Things to do in Gower The Gower Peninsula in Wales is a stunning coastal region with plenty of activities to keep visitors entertained. Here are a few ideas for things to do while exploring this beautiful area: Visit Rhossili Beach: This beach has been named one of the best in the UK and it’s easy
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Shed Head Cider Shop at Gower Heritage Centre The Mill Shop is at the front entrance so its open to all for hot and cold food, drinks and supplies before heading to the beach or continuing along your journey. Come down, wide range of the perfect Christmas gift sets and on-site made cider! “We’ve
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Rail Partnership Annoucnes New Logo A new logo has been launched by the Heart of Wales Line Community Rail Partnership, which promotes the scenic 121-mile railway line between Swansea and Shrewsbury via the rural uplands of Carmarthenshire, Powys and Shropshire. The Partnership commissioned Knighton-based illustrator Arry Cain to develop initial concepts and the new logo was
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