Sound Radio Wales - The Big Sound Of North Wales

Darren Howells from NWE one of the UK’s busiest entertainment agencies came in the Sound Radio Wales Breakfast Show sponsored by the Cob & Pen in Rhyl to talk to us about the forthcoming official Britain’s Got Talent Auditions in North Wales on Thursday 12th December. The audition will be held at the Morton Arms […]

It has been a part of Rhyl towns history since 1911, that’s nearly 110 years the Rhyl Miniature Railway has been puffing around the Marine Lake. Justin Bell who is Assistant Manager and volunteer for over 20 years visited Sound Radio Wales to talk Craig K on the Breakfast Show sponsored by the Cob & […]

John Daly was joined by Gemma Whitaker from Infinity Initiatives who provides an advocacy and support service for those with multiple needs such as substance misuse, poverty, crime, housing problems in Manchester. Early this year in July they opened an office in Llandudno to offer support and help in the area. You can listen to the […]

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it just another seagull? Rhyl needs your to help create a superhero for the town. Join us for a film screening and tell us what Rhyl needs from a caped crusader at Rhyl’s Little Theatre on Tuesday 29th October at 7:00pm until 8:30am and it is […]

With the news of the collapse of Thomas Cook in September and the potential of 2,500 travel agents jobs being saved by Hays Travel, what about the thousands of other jobs in different areas of Thomas Cook have been affected. Sound Radio Wales and Community Voice presenter Paul Toal spoke to Nicola Ryles a former cabin […]

The crowds came out to see the arrival of the new Shannon Class Lifeboat arriving at Rhyl Lifeboat station on Sunday 13th October. Sound Radio Wales was on hand to help create a celebratory with music and a live broadcast. The new £2.5m Shannon also known as the “Anthony Kenneth Heard” arrived at the Rhyl harbour […]

Honeybees are reducing colony size and consolidating honey stores for overwinter survival, feeding from buddleia and ivy the workers are also evicting male drone bees from the colonies, the drones will die but it is nature’s way of conserving stores, the drones consume honey and do not forage, new drones will be raised by the […]

September, great Honey Fair in Conwy, reasonable weather and the seasons final major source of forage is starting to open – Ivy. Ivy attracts many pollinators, there is even an Ivy Bee, a solitary bee emerging currently, my photo of the Ivy bee happens to be on Tamarix, but that’s the Ivy bee.   Spiked […]

Priscilla Queen of the Desert – The Musical at Rhyl Pavilion Take a listen to John Daly’s review of the fabulous Priscilla Queen of the Desert – The Musical which is currently on at the Rhyl Pavilion from Wednesday 25th September until Saturday 28th September – Hit the play button on the left hand side […]

A single hive harvest. I have been amazed this month by one honey harvest in particular; this started as a large colony in March and I added extra boxes to accommodate the expansion. I took 20lb early in the year from the spring harvest, mainly Oil Seed honey which is spreadable, just as good as […]