A Barber's Life During Lockdown - Guy's Barber Shop [Quarantine Interview Series]

This global pandemic has hugely affected people all across the world, not only with the virus itself but also with the big impact it is having - and will have - on the economy. In this series of interviews, I will be chatting to a few people who are each facing different challenges during these unprecedented times.

October Overview of Cardiff's Restaurants

It's been a busy month for Cardiff's food scene, lots of openings, relaunches and new menus within the city and the surrounding areas. I've been fortunate enough to sample a fair few and condense them into this overview, enjoy! Photo above at The Lounge in Swansea. 

My Cookie Dough (Cardiff)

You can't deny the delicious taste of Reece's Pieces nor the mouthwatering combination of banana and toffee, let alone when they are on a bed of warm cookie dough with ice cream on top... Mmmm... We visited My Cookie Dough to do some first hand investigating of this new(ish) pop up shop in Cardiff (it was totally for research purposes only...)

Penarth Light Display - Celebrating 150 Years!

Although I'm originally from the lovely English county of Worcestershire, I have lived in South Wales since attending university here in 2010. I have really grown to love Wales, it has so much to offer and such a variety of scenery. I particularly love the way that they celebrate and embrace the history, which is exactly what happened on Wednesday 4th March in Penarth...

Cosmeston Lake Country Park (South Wales)

Cosmeston Lake Country Park is somewhere I've been past and heard of, but never explored properly, and so given that it was also recommend to me recently, I thought it would be nice to pay it a visit. The site has been open for 37 years, and gained 'local nature reserve' status in May 2013. Click HERE for directions to this fantastic spot.

Penarth Cliff Walk (South Wales)

I recently did the Caerphilly mountain walk, that featured amazing views overlooking Caerphilly castle and the opposing mountains. This walk is a complete contrast, yes it's high up, but the views are of the channel, facing towards Bristol, and with Penarth Pier in the distance.