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Print South Wales Evening Post Click
Business - Emergency Budget: Swansea-based investment manager Richard Croydon, of Brewin Dolphin, says the Government's proposed changes to capital gains tax would have a devastating effect on savers and buy-to-let investors.
Music – The Storys' penultimate gig, at Swansea Grand Theatre's intimate Depot venue on Friday, is reviewed by arts writer Graham Williams: "At a time when the Welsh music industry is mourning Stuart Cable it's heartening to see another iconic Wales-based outfit going out in style."
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Broadcast BBC Radio Wales 93-104fm, 657 & 882mw Click
UK - The Chancellor's putting the final touches to tomorrow's Emergency Budget. He says painful spending cuts are inevitable.
Wales - The chief executive of the Ars Council of Wales says some arts organisations are at risk after a major funding review.
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Online Real Radio 105-106fm Click
News - The funeral of original Stereophonics drummer Stuart Cable will take place today at St Elvan's Church, Aberdare. It's expected to feature a horse-drawn carriage. Click
Commercial - Yesterday saw auditions for a big wedding promotion. From tomorrow each finalist will try to convince Real Radio listeners that they should be the station's Bride on the Run. Prize: A wedding on the set of the Wales Millennium Centre's Mamma Mia! Click
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Showing posts with label Millennium Centre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Millennium Centre. Show all posts
Monday, June 21, 2010
Friday, June 4, 2010
June 4's Swansea Bay Media Highlights
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For all those interested in & working in the Swansea Bay media
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Print Llanelli Star Click
News - Llanelli 's Ty Gwyn Community Church is to bring a £10,000 cage to the town to stage two-minute two-a-side soccer matches.
Commercial - The Llanelli Star is offering leaflet distribution, targeted by town, village, street or postcode. Useful to any business looking to explore the local market. Phone them on 01792 514108.
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Broadcast Real Radio 105-106fm Click
News - The cost of fighting grass fires across South Wales has cost £6m over the past year.
Competition - From June 22 Real Radio is giving listeners the chance to win their dream wedding by becoming station’s Bride on the Run. The wedding will take place on the set of Mamma Mia! at Cardiff's Wales Millennium Centre. Click
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Online Western Mail Click
Arts video - Dave Owens and Matt Thomas discuss the career of Tom Jones as The Voice celebrates his 70th birthday. Click
Sports video - Journalists Jon Doel, Simon Roberts and Andy Howell preview tomorrow's Wales v South Africa clash and debate reader selections in the Wales Online Fans' Regional Team of the Year. Click
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For all those interested in & working in the Swansea Bay media
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Print Llanelli Star Click
News - Llanelli 's Ty Gwyn Community Church is to bring a £10,000 cage to the town to stage two-minute two-a-side soccer matches.
Commercial - The Llanelli Star is offering leaflet distribution, targeted by town, village, street or postcode. Useful to any business looking to explore the local market. Phone them on 01792 514108.
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Broadcast Real Radio 105-106fm Click
News - The cost of fighting grass fires across South Wales has cost £6m over the past year.
Competition - From June 22 Real Radio is giving listeners the chance to win their dream wedding by becoming station’s Bride on the Run. The wedding will take place on the set of Mamma Mia! at Cardiff's Wales Millennium Centre. Click
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Online Western Mail Click
Arts video - Dave Owens and Matt Thomas discuss the career of Tom Jones as The Voice celebrates his 70th birthday. Click
Sports video - Journalists Jon Doel, Simon Roberts and Andy Howell preview tomorrow's Wales v South Africa clash and debate reader selections in the Wales Online Fans' Regional Team of the Year. Click
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Links Twitter | Website
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
March 2's Swansea Bay Media Highlights
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Print Western Mail Click
Lead story – An estranged father stabbed his teenage daughter to death to end her suffering after she had been raped, a Swansea Crown Court jury heard. He denies murder.
Key opinion – If and when a referendum comes on whether Wales should have greater devolved powers, the Yes campaign should remember that clear, transparent, logical policies will always serve the public best.
Promo power – Huge online and print publicity for the Millennium Centre’s 2010-11 Mamma Mia. Click
Don’t miss – A call by Llanelli photographer Terry Morris for a national portrait gallery of Wales ... possibly in Margam Park.
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Broadcast Bay Radio Click
Key local story – A major initiative is to be launched to boost the number of junior doctors in Wales.
Promo power – If you made it to the weekend’s Swansea city centre Get Welsh event, check out Bay’s busy photo gallery, as right. Click
You heard it here – Two young men have been warned to expect lengthy prison sentences after being convicted of causing the death of a Swansea cabbie as they raced along Fabian Way.
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Online Carmarthenshire Council Click
Social media update – The council has 206 fans on Facebook. Latest post: Carmarthenshire Youth Service in partnership with the 3Ts Youth Forum is holding a Carms Stars talent event for all young people aged 11-25. Click
Publicity power – 50 school pupils are to learn all about snooker. They’ll be visiting Llanelli’s Terry Griffiths Matchroom for an exhibition next week. Click
Sporting treat – The February/March edition of the council’s Community News tabloid is online. Euro athlete David Greene reveals his favourite place in the county: “Llanelli and the Pembrey Country Park, playing soccer in the sand with my school pals and barbecuing in the woodlands.” Click here and scroll down to p17
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Make every penny count! Andy Pearson can guide your business through the media minefield. Phone 07758 745 240. Email andy@andypearsonpublicity.co.uk
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What’s missing? Tell us what you’d like to see in these bulletins - email moreplease@andypearsonpublicity.co.uk
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Print Western Mail Click
Lead story – An estranged father stabbed his teenage daughter to death to end her suffering after she had been raped, a Swansea Crown Court jury heard. He denies murder.
Key opinion – If and when a referendum comes on whether Wales should have greater devolved powers, the Yes campaign should remember that clear, transparent, logical policies will always serve the public best.
Promo power – Huge online and print publicity for the Millennium Centre’s 2010-11 Mamma Mia. Click
Don’t miss – A call by Llanelli photographer Terry Morris for a national portrait gallery of Wales ... possibly in Margam Park.
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Key local story – A major initiative is to be launched to boost the number of junior doctors in Wales.
Promo power – If you made it to the weekend’s Swansea city centre Get Welsh event, check out Bay’s busy photo gallery, as right. Click
You heard it here – Two young men have been warned to expect lengthy prison sentences after being convicted of causing the death of a Swansea cabbie as they raced along Fabian Way.
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Online Carmarthenshire Council Click
Social media update – The council has 206 fans on Facebook. Latest post: Carmarthenshire Youth Service in partnership with the 3Ts Youth Forum is holding a Carms Stars talent event for all young people aged 11-25. Click
Publicity power – 50 school pupils are to learn all about snooker. They’ll be visiting Llanelli’s Terry Griffiths Matchroom for an exhibition next week. Click
Sporting treat – The February/March edition of the council’s Community News tabloid is online. Euro athlete David Greene reveals his favourite place in the county: “Llanelli and the Pembrey Country Park, playing soccer in the sand with my school pals and barbecuing in the woodlands.” Click here and scroll down to p17
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Make every penny count! Andy Pearson can guide your business through the media minefield. Phone 07758 745 240. Email andy@andypearsonpublicity.co.uk
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The Links | Twitter | Website
What’s missing? Tell us what you’d like to see in these bulletins - email moreplease@andypearsonpublicity.co.uk
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Saturday, February 20, 2010
Swansea Bay photo man flies flag for media
Terry Morris made his earliest strides in professional photography as a freelance with the Llanelli Star.
That was in the early years of the new century.
In 2006 he broke into a new sphere with the publication of his book Cool Cymru Collection.
It had portraits of Welsh icons such as Dame Shirley Bassey, Ryan Giggs and Kelly Jones. His Cool Cymru shot of Katherine Jenkins is on the right.
An exhibition ran at Cardiff's Wales Millennium Centre. ITV Wales ran a documentary series produced by Llanelli media big guns Tinopolis.
Now Morris has opened a studio in Dafen and is set to celebrate St David's Day with a show of his most celebrated celebrity images.
They will be on display at Llanelli Library where another Morris book - Faces of Stradey Park - is a popular item.
Mark Jewell, regional library manager, told Media Master: “Cool Cymru Collection and Faces of Stradey Park are amongst the most requested books in Llanelli Library, so it's fitting that Terry will exhibit here soon.”
The development of a Swansea bay media talent is always to be celebrated - get along to chat with Terry on his big day amongst the bookshelves.
That was in the early years of the new century.
In 2006 he broke into a new sphere with the publication of his book Cool Cymru Collection.
It had portraits of Welsh icons such as Dame Shirley Bassey, Ryan Giggs and Kelly Jones. His Cool Cymru shot of Katherine Jenkins is on the right.
Now Morris has opened a studio in Dafen and is set to celebrate St David's Day with a show of his most celebrated celebrity images.
They will be on display at Llanelli Library where another Morris book - Faces of Stradey Park - is a popular item.
Mark Jewell, regional library manager, told Media Master: “Cool Cymru Collection and Faces of Stradey Park are amongst the most requested books in Llanelli Library, so it's fitting that Terry will exhibit here soon.”
The development of a Swansea bay media talent is always to be celebrated - get along to chat with Terry on his big day amongst the bookshelves.
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