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200th Anniversary of the Mumbles Railway
Amazing collectible,  commemorating the Mumbles as the world's first passenger railway. Features a Swansea Postmark.

A must for any Mumbles or rail fans! Available to order now, released March. BUY NOW

GOWER WALKING FESTIVAL 2007

The third Gower Walking Festival will be held at the beginning of June this year, when we hope we will be blessed with glorious weather once again to make the event an outstanding success, with, we hope, an even greater number of walkers wishing to take part in one or more of the 32 varied walks, including the middle weekend Charity walks of the Gower Gallop organised by Swansea Outdoor Group and the 'Sunday Stroll' organised by The South Wales Evening Post. Full details of the walks will be published shortly when this year's brochure becomes available in mid April.

  Click here to view/download the The 2007 Brochure

                                                                  THE DATES FOR THE 2007 WALKING FESTIVAL

                                                                  SATURDAY 2nd JUNE UNTIL FRIDAY 15th JUNE

                                                                             BROCHURE NOW AVAILABLE

Information on Woodland Walks in Wales as part of the

Wales Woodland Celebration 2007

may be found by clicking here

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Tourists get help all year at centre

The new-look Mumbles Tourist Information Centre is open for business and is increasing its role in the community.
Since first opening in 1976, the service has moved around but now officials believe that they have found a permanent home. They have taken their place within Mumbles Methodist Church, which has undergone a £1.1 million revamp. And the operation has gone all-the-year-round after the decision to ditch the seasonal opening which has traditionally existed. It is hoped that the Centre, operated by a voluntary management team with financial support from the City & County of Swansea and Mumbles Community Council, will improve its profile and help attract more visitors out of season. First year results appear to justify that decision as it has received almost 60,000 visitors in the first 12 months of opening.

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