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Ewenny Pottery is a unique pottery that has been in the same family for over eight generations. They continue to make beautiful hand thrown pottery for use in the home. Visitors are welcome, the family can be viewed practising their craft.
Built in 1932, the Grand Pavilion is an Art-Deco multi purpose venue offering live shows, conference and wedding facilities and private parties. The Theatre is situated on the seafront with panoramic views of the Heritage Coast.
2 miles from the Heritage Coastline, minutes from our vibrant capital Cardiff, and the cosmopolitan city of Swansea. This modern hotel boasts a full leisure club with indoor pool, traditional restaurant and bar.
Nestled at the foot of the Garw Valley, but just a few minutes drive from junction 36 of the M4 close to Bridgend, Court Colman Manor with 30 en-suite bedrooms is a peacful retreat and home to the award winning Bokhara restaurant.
The 3 AA star rated Seabank Hotel offers a Traditional Blend of Welsh Hospitality that Wales is renowned for. All rooms are en suite with most bedrooms boasting breathtaking seaviews overlooking the Heritage Coast.
We are a bunch of over excited bikers who meet up even=ry year to have a laugh and raise a bit of money for charity at the same time. This event is run all over the country which makes the public smile. The people of Porthcawl get right behind as and are more excited than we are. The route takes us to most of the care homes in Porthcawl to get more smiles and happiness. Please visit our website for more details.
📆 New Year's Day 🏟️ Brewery Field 🖤 Ospreys Cardiff A HUGE Welsh derby, and iconic fixture. We all know how big this one is. Get your tickets now
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Historian, author & broadcaster Graham Loveluck-Edwards (off the telly) is brining this history talk based on his new book “Scoundrels, cads and vagabonds from Welsh history” to a venue near you. So, if you’ve ever wondered who were Wales’ most tyrannical rulers, most blood thirsty outlaws or most uncompromising industrialists come along and find out. Date and Time: Saturday 24th January 2026 from 7pm – 8pm Venue address: The Williams Memorial Hall, 22 Hawthorn Drive, Coychurch, Bridgend CF35 5ES Tickets £12 Nearest car park: On street parking Bus Routes: 64 and 404
