April 2008 Archives
Herald video: Cllr Myfi Powell-Jones: My year as Caernarfon mayor
Posted by The Herald on April 29, 2008 3:11 PM
Caernarfon mayor Myfi Powell-Jones shares her highlights of the last year with the Caernarfon and Denbigh Herald.
Video by Sarah Scott.
Herald video: Ysgol Syr Hugh Owen are Welsh Schools Cup champions
Posted by The Herald on April 28, 2008 3:29 PM
Welsh champions and proud. The Ysgol Syr Hugh Owen football team parade their trophy and tell the Herald how much their success means to them.
Video by Alex Hickey.
Herald video: Syr Hugh Owen's Welsh Cup glory (Cymraeg)
Posted by The Herald on April 28, 2008 3:24 PM
Welsh language reaction to Syr Hugh Owen's Welsh Schools Cup win. Star player Nathan Craig and headteacher Fon Williams talk to the Herald.
Video by Alex Hickey.
Herald video: Porthmadog FC's bid to beat the drop through the eyes of the Traeth fans
Posted by The Herald on April 21, 2008 2:35 PM
Follow the Herald's Porthmadog FC fan's view columnists Emyr Gareth and Iwan Gareth at the Traeth club's crucial relegation clash against Rhyl.
Porthmadog needed a win to survive in the Welsh Premier League but other results had to go their way too.
Video by Emyr Gareth.
For Arwyn Roberts picture gallery from the game click here
Visit to the Porthmadog FC official website. Click here
Herald video: Caernarfon butcher Wil Owen wins his battle for short stay parking
Posted by The Herald on April 21, 2008 2:28 PM
See our interview (conducted in Welsh) with Bangor Road butcher Wil Owen who successfully put together a petition calling for short term parking in that part of Caernarfon.
Video by Caernarfon and Denbigh Herald reporter Gwenno Gwilym.
See our video of Princess Anne at Pwllheli Sailing Club
Posted by The Herald on April 9, 2008 3:45 PM
Top 10 Gwynedd landmarks - Number eight: The Caernarfon harbour wall and Anglesey Arms pub
Posted by The Herald on April 2, 2008 3:54 PM
By Paul Scott, Multimedia Editor

We might not have had the weather for it yet but there are few better things to do when the sun is shining than grab a pint from the Anglesey Arms and sit outside on the harbour wall.
And that is why this slightly abstract choice of landmark features on my top 10 list.
It's not just me who is drawn to this part of town in the height of summer - it's half the people in Gwynedd. Well, that's what it feels like.
A good summer's day can attract hundreds to the pub and people are usually spread along the wall from the floating restaurant, right up the prom, and almost as far as the end of Eastgate Street.
In my more sprightly days, I used to jog around the Foryd and can clearly remember the first time I caught sight of this spectacle. I thought: "That's the place to be" and it wasn't long before I'd hung up my running shoes and joined the crowd for that summertime diversion instead.
When the weather is at it's best, better views than that across the Menai Strait from Caernarfon are rare indeed and this blend of sunshine, booze and an hypnotic visage makes for a heady, almost dreamy experience.
What's the harbour wall when the sun isn't shining? It's just a wall.
But the atmosphere often makes the landmark. Next time the weather's good, get down there. Become part of the landscape. It's not the same without you.
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