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Print South Wales Evening Post Click
Editorial - Reporter Richard Youle meets a Swansea City fan about to visit his 92nd top soccer ground, completing his Football League set. This season he's travelled 5,000 miles watching football.
Opinion - Campaigners fighting to keep Swansea Tennis Centre open could succeed in their efforts.
Commercial – Half-price afternoon tea offer at Swansea's Baguette du Jour. Good tie-up for the cafe and the Evening Post.
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Broadcast The Wave Click
Editorial - The Environment Agency is investigating a significant sewage spill in Swansea Bay. It's affecting part of the seafront cycle track near Swansea's Singleton Park. Click
Commercial – Bigging up its own success (quite rightly), The Wave’s website flags up October as launch date for its new all-Wales news service in partnership with key Wales Live partners. Click
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Online Andy Pearson Publicity Click
Blog 1 – New Nation Radio breakfast jock Allan Lake aims to make a splash on his big return. Click
Blog 2 - Buzz mag flies media flag for South Wales comedy, with Paul Merton and Rhod Gilbert. Click
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Showing posts with label Buzz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Buzz. Show all posts
Monday, March 29, 2010
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Buzz flies media flag for South Wales comedy
Out now ... a splendid new edition of South Wales ents and leisure mag Buzz. Catch it electronically by clicking here.
Comedian Paul Merton appears on the cover. That's convenient as the Media Master will be taking in his forthcoming improv show at the Grand Theatre, Swansea. Shame it clashes with the Taliesin showing of Ian Dury biopic Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll ... but you can't have it all ways.
Illustrating how live comedy is doing remarkably good business at the moment, there are also features on the likes of Reginald D Hunter, Katy Brand, Rhod Gilbert and the Machynlleth Comedy Festival.
In other fields, there's a healthy preview for the annual Mumbles Mostly Blues and Jazz Festival, an exceptionally tempting ad inviting us all to see modmeisters The Lambrettas in The Rhondda and - thanks to an Andy Pearson Publicity press release - a pleasing mention of The Storys' final gig in Swansea this summer.
Buzz is a beacon of quality in the South Wales ents market. Keep up the good work, all concerned!
Comedian Paul Merton appears on the cover. That's convenient as the Media Master will be taking in his forthcoming improv show at the Grand Theatre, Swansea. Shame it clashes with the Taliesin showing of Ian Dury biopic Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll ... but you can't have it all ways.
Illustrating how live comedy is doing remarkably good business at the moment, there are also features on the likes of Reginald D Hunter, Katy Brand, Rhod Gilbert and the Machynlleth Comedy Festival.
In other fields, there's a healthy preview for the annual Mumbles Mostly Blues and Jazz Festival, an exceptionally tempting ad inviting us all to see modmeisters The Lambrettas in The Rhondda and - thanks to an Andy Pearson Publicity press release - a pleasing mention of The Storys' final gig in Swansea this summer.
Buzz is a beacon of quality in the South Wales ents market. Keep up the good work, all concerned!
Thursday, January 28, 2010
New Buzz for Swansea Bay style folk
Fine South Wales lifestyle mag Buzz is offering free digital subscriptions. Go to http://bit.ly/csfwBo.
Well worth it in my book - even though it's a few years since I was down with the youth.
Although the publication's based in Cardiff, it does support the ents and leisure scene in its south Wales hinterlands, Swansea Bay included.
It's hard to believe, but it's be going for 18+ years and does a spiffing job with its coverage of art, theatre, music, clubs, fashion and sport.
Buzz models itself as "the biggest, funkiest and sexiest publication in the region" and they've got a few good reasons to do that.
At the last count, it was circulating around 25,000 copies to outlets such as information centres, hotels, clubs and bars across the capital, Newport, Swansea, the Valleys, Gwent, Neath and Port Talbot.
Well worth it in my book - even though it's a few years since I was down with the youth.
Although the publication's based in Cardiff, it does support the ents and leisure scene in its south Wales hinterlands, Swansea Bay included.
It's hard to believe, but it's be going for 18+ years and does a spiffing job with its coverage of art, theatre, music, clubs, fashion and sport.
Buzz models itself as "the biggest, funkiest and sexiest publication in the region" and they've got a few good reasons to do that.
At the last count, it was circulating around 25,000 copies to outlets such as information centres, hotels, clubs and bars across the capital, Newport, Swansea, the Valleys, Gwent, Neath and Port Talbot.
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