Gwent | Archive | 2004 | February
Four Gwent hotels have been recommended as hotels of distinction in a prestigious Welsh guide. more...
Regular visitors to the English Riviera will see some major changes to Torquay following a recent investment of £21m. more...
The Cafe on Mount Snowdon, Snowdonia National Park more...
HOLIDAYMAKERS can make huge savings on travel to the Continent in 2004 with a special early booking offer from P&O Ferries. more...
TAKE a self-drive `Great Garden Break' to Cornwall and stay at Watergate Bay, near Newquay. Stay an extra night for free when booking with Travelsmith. Prices start from £69 per person B&B, with four nights for the price of three, valid up to May 27. Prices include admission to the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. more...
From Cardiff DIRECT Holidays offer the following late deals: Departing Jan 19, seven nights, Gran Canaria, two star self-catering, £169 per adult. Departing January 29, seven nights, Lanz-arote, three star self-catering, £179 per adult. Departing February 5, seven nights, Lanzar-ote, three star self-catering, £209 per adult. Departing February 8, seven nights, Costa del Sol, three star self-catering, £149 per adult. more...
THE most stressful part of travelling is getting to the airport. You may need to travel some distance, perhaps to Gatwick, Heathrow or Stansted. more...
WELCOME to the second escape... of the year. Of course, being February, there is more than just a hint of romance in this month's issue. more...
This month's last-minute offers include flights to Florida, self-catering in Spain and luxury in Langkawi more...
February has to be the month when we let our romantic side take over. escape... checks out some of the most romantic holiday venues at home and abroad - with first stop being Paris, of course. more...
WITH rain and gales, February is making itself felt. For some it's a time for blues, but with Valentine's day looming it's also a time for romance. Why not take your loved one on a break? We've found some fascinating sites. more...
Latest notices: more...
WELCOME to the second escape... of the year. Of course, being February, there is more than just a hint of romance in this month's issue. more...
HOLIDAYMAKERS can make huge savings on travel to the Continent in 2004 with a special early booking offer from P&O Ferries. more...
TAKE a self-drive `Great Garden Break' to Cornwall and stay at Watergate Bay, near Newquay. Stay an extra night for free when booking with Travelsmith. Prices start from £69 per person B&B, with four nights for the price of three, valid up to May 27. Prices include admission to the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan. more...
THE most stressful part of travelling is getting to the airport. You may need to travel some distance, perhaps to Gatwick, Heathrow or Stansted. more...
GWENT Police say they have no choice but to ask for a 16.8 per cent increase in the amount they charge to council tax payers. more...
A TORFAEN cat was separated from her family for a week - because she was so small animal rescue staff thought she was a kitten. more...
EURO bosses are sending Newport city councillors a wad of money to turn the city's rubbish into cash. more...
MORE than £1 million is being granted to help put the heart back into a former mining village. more...
THE flower of Scotland's rugby and football fans will be descending on Wales in the next few days - and Gwent businesses are set to cash in on the tartan invasion. more...
A PUPIL at a Torfaen school faces exclusion after jabbing fellow pupils with a needle. more...
FORENSIC pathologists could take several more weeks in their attempts to establish the cause of death of pensioner Marie Veronica Reynolds. more...
A NEWPORT motorist has criticised council plans to make disabled drivers pay for personal parking spaces outside their homes. more...
PLANS for a homeless hostel in Chepstow have been given the go-ahead despite opposition from residents. more...
IT'S going to be fireworks on Saturday, predicts Wales star Iestyn Harris ahead of the Six Nations Championship opener against Scotland at the Millennium Stadium. more...
Dragons back-row forward Michael Owen, pictured, insists he has put the heartbreak of missing the World Cup behind him and just wants to move on. more...
NEWPORT coach Leigh Jones claimed last night's pulsating victory by his Welsh Premier Division leaders showed the gap between the division and regional rugby was closing. more...
ROSS Beattie, the Scotland and Newport Gwent Dragons back row forward, believes he is a victim of new coach Matt Williams' policy of concentrating mainly on Scottish-based players. more...
NEWPORT Gwent Dragons have delayed selection of their team to face Llanelli Scarlets in their crucial Celtic League game at Rodney Parade tomorrow night. more...
Strange. Very strange. Being an ex-player, that is. more...
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