A RARE signed Lowry print has been discovered in a toilet at a charity shop in Aberaeron.
Thrilled volunteers at the Red Cross shop have been told by experts that the numbered image is a reproduction of one of the painter’s infamous ‘matchstick men’ paintings of city life and had been hand-signed by the artist before his death in 1976.
STAFF at Rachel’s Dairy in Aberystwyth will hold crunch talks today with new bosses after the company was bought by French dairy giants, Lactalis, for an estimated £30 million.
Initial indications suggest that production will remain at the Glan yr Afon site for the forseeable future.
MYSTERY surrounds the sudden arrival of a lone sculpture of a face on Barmouth beach.
The sculpture - based on the famous moai statues on Easter Island in the Pacific - has attracted masses of attention and crowds have gathered to ponder over the sculpture’s origin and how it got to be in the sand dunes.
ANGRY traders in Tremadog fear their livelihoods will be put in jeopardy if the road connecting them with Porthmadog is closed for three months.
Shop-owners and businesspeople say that if the Assembly goes ahead with plans to close the A487 between the town and Porthmadog for three months, while work is carried out on the bypass, their trade will seriously suffer.
