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Welcome to my home town: Why Swansea is the UK s ultimate beachside city

Welcome to my home town: Why Swansea is the UK’s ultimate beachside city Lucy Shrimpton © Provided by The Independent During lockdown, many of us made the pilgrimage back to our family homes – and rediscovered them through fresh eyes. Part guide, part love letter, “ ” is a new series in which we celebrate where we’re from. After all, it could be a while before we can go anywhere else… Our family already had a bit of Swansea heritage the day our removal van pulled up in January 1982. Brummie great-aunt Olive had fallen for Charlie – local lad and husband-to-be – in the war years. On arriving in town to meet the in-laws in February 1941, family lore has it that Charlie insisted she should see his beloved hometown the moment she arrived – and good thing he did, flattened as it was by German bombardment the next morning.

Man suffers life-changing injuries after tombstoning near popular beach

Man suffers life-changing injuries after tombstoning near popular beach The Mumbles Coastguard cliff rescue team said he nearly paid the ultimate price Updated A man suffered life-changing injuries after tombstoning into the sea between Langland Bay and Limeslade (Image: Mumbles Coastguard Cliff Rescue Team) Want the latest news from Swansea sent straight to your inbox?Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Don t miss anything from your city! Sign up for regular updates When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Coastguards urge people to avoid tombstoning

Ellen Manning 4 April 2021, 6:59 pm The casualty was left with life-changing injuries after tombstoning near Langland Bay near Swansea in Wales. (Stock image: Getty) Coastguards have urged people about the dangers of tombstoning after a man was left with life-changing injuries after jumping from cliffs near a beach in Swansea.  The casualty was rescued by coastguards and lifeboat volunteers near Langland Bay on Saturday afternoon.  In a tweet, Mumbles Coastguard Cliff Rescue Team said the man, who was rescued at around 1.15pm had jumped from the top without knowing what was under the water and the tide was ebbing.  He nearly paid the ultimate price but ended up with life changing injuries, it said, adding: Please don t rock jump.

Covid lockdown Wales: Pubs and restaurants will reopen on April 26

Mark Drakeford confirmed roadmap out of the Welsh lockdown from this month Pubs, restaurants and cafes in Wales to resume outdoor services from April 26 Cross-border travel between Wales and UK will be permitted from April 12 Gyms, leisure centres and fitness facilities are allowed to reopen from May 10  Outdoor activities and outdoor wedding receptions to resume from May 3 Welsh Government said easing of lockdown is subject to spread of Covid-19

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