Tivyside | Archive | 2002 | March
There's no business like show business! So say members of Eglwyswrw YFC after they wowed a team of national judges with their one-off show entitled 'An Audience with Eglwyswrw YFC'. more...
THEATR Mwldan celebrates the Easter holidays with the brand new comedy action adventure 'Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius'. more...
AN exquisite fusion of flamenco guitar and Indian classical music is promised for a concert at the Queen's Hall, Narberth, next Thursday. more...
Y Twrch Trwyth yw'r ail ddrama o drioleg T James Jones i'w llwyfannu gan Gwmni Theatr Felinfach. Y llynedd, cafodd perfformiad o Dyn Eira ganmoliaeth uchel, a gobeithir cael cymorth ariannol pellach i fynd a'r ddrama honno ar daith ledled Cymru. Bwriedir llwyfannu'r drydedd ddrama, Nest, yn 2003. more...
A six-year-old mare is back under the saddle just 10 days after a gruesome operation to remove a massive cyst from her skull. more...
A riverside beauty spot in Cardigan with a popular play area is being given a wide berth by parents, who fear for their children's health because of widespread dog fouling. more...
Nicola Moss and Amy Owen of Cardigan Guides helping to serve up an all day breakfast at Cardigan Youth Centre last week as part of the Biggest Breakfast in the World. more...
A Cardigan trawlerman who "got rid" of a sawn-off shotgun by hanging it on a wall outside his local Jewson store has been jailed for nine months. more...
Look out for these local stories in this week's Tivy-Side: more...
Plans to purge Ceredigion's streets of dog mess have hit the pan despite councils paying out extra cash for what they hoped would be an improved service. more...
Two people were taken to hospital for a check-up when they suffered from smoke inhalation following a fire in the early hours of Wednesday at their Llandysul home. more...
A proposal by Llandysul printing company Gwasg Gomer and the Welsh Development Agency to develop a new printing works and office for the company at Cwmmeudwy Farm, Croesffordd, has been referred by county planners to the National Assembly. more...
In the run up to Easter publicans in south Ceredigion and north Pembrokeshire are doing their bit for the Air Ambulance Service Appeal. more...
County councillors in Ceredigion have given themselves what one Cardigan member described as a 450 per cent rise in their basic allowance. more...
Another takeaway is not needed in Aberporth. more...
The Welsh food industry could soon reach world status thanks to local chef Kevin Williams. more...
Cardigan Bay Subaqua Club is holding a try dive on March 26 at Newcastle Emlyn swimming pool at 8pm. more...
Horsewoman Nicola Howell, aged 23, has been picked for the elite Welsh dressage display team which will be performing in front of the Queen at Windsor Castle in May. more...
Making light of incessant driving rain and heavy underfoot conditions Crannog reached the final of the League Cup with a 2-0 win over Felinfach at Ffostrasol on Sunday. more...
Comings and goings at King George V Field before the start of the season raised fears over Cardigan's chances of survival in division 3 West. more...
Back to back home wins over the weekend catapulted Newcastle Emlyn back into the promotion race, and although it will undoubtedly require a mighty effort if the Reds are to finish in third place, the latest victories served as huge confidence boosters. more...
A move to re-vamp and kick-start the Cardigan and District Sports Association came last week at its AGM. more...
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