Past Times

Remembering Edmund Hillary's links with Capel Curig Jan 15 2008 THE death of legendary explorer Sir Edmund Hillary has had a special resonance for a family trunning a hotel in the Conwy Valley. more

A telented artist cut down in his prime Jul 11 2007 BEFORE the late artist Kyffin Williams, there was Harry Hughes Williams, also a native of Anglesey, whose tragically short life robbed the art world of one its most talented sons. more

Respite by the sea Jun 26 2007 CRIPPLED children from Northampton came to visit Llandudno every summer during the 1900s because the sea air was considered beneficial to their health. more

Harsh reality Jun 18 2007 LIFE during the Depression was unbelievably harsh, and the thought of a mother putting all four of her children into care because she can’t afford to feed them seems inconceivable today. more

As Grand as it gets THE Grand Theatre in Llandudno is regarded by experts as one of the finest of its kind outside London. more

Happy days.... Jun 4 2007 WALKING one and a half miles to school in the pouring rain was part of everyday life for a rural Welsh childhood in the 1950s. more

Regrets? There’s few to mention! May 28 2007 MANY of the old music halls may now be lost to developers, with most of their legendary performers dead or ailing, but one of its remaining stars has ensured her story will never be forgotten. more

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