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  • 3 weeks ago | southwalesargus.co.uk | Leah Powell

    3 1/3 Tin Shed Theatre Co, The Place Newport, and their partners are transforming the city centre. Artists have been commissioned to turn ordinary utility boxes and cabinets in Newport city centre into stunning works of art, each inspired by artwork in CELF: National Contemporary Art Gallery for Wales. Soon, these vibrant creations will form a captivating mini-art trail across the heart of the city which people can enjoy and explore.

  • 3 weeks ago | southwalesargus.co.uk | Leah Powell

    2 1/2 Looking for a top notch beer garden in Newport? Here are five fabulous suggestions THE POTTERS The Potters, on Upper Dock Street, is a well-established venue in Newport and popular for its food offerings including cooked breakfast, homemade lasagnes, and Sunday roasts. Along with being a destination for a few drinks, live music and sports, The Potters boasts an iconic rooftop garden which overlooks the city.

  • 1 month ago | southwalesargus.co.uk | Leah Powell

    4 1/4 WHEN I saw Marks and Spencers Food Hall (Friars Walk, Newport) promote their ‘dippy egg' hot cross buns ahead of Easter I couldn't wait to give them a try. My friends and family know I have a serious sweet tooth and love the seasonal specials. The lead-up to Easter is one of my favourite times of year - with spring finally springing, sweet treats launched, and helping the Easter Bunny plan an egg hunt for my son.

  • 1 month ago | southwalesargus.co.uk | Leah Powell

    5 1/5 Tuck into vibrant tapas and small plates inspired by flavours from all over the globe while you sip on creative cocktails at The Tickled Trout in Newport. Based in the old Trout Vaults, The Tickled Trout has breathed new life into this beautiful building and offers a warm welcoming atmosphere.

  • 2 months ago | southwalesargus.co.uk | Leah Powell

    Newport schools are invited to take part in a poetry competition launched as part of the city’s first Festival of Words. Newport Festival of Words will take place - for the first time - from March 20-23, this year (2025). In addition to a detailed programme of author talks, book launches and interviews, organisers were determined that the city’s children would also be part of this inaugural festival.

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Leah Powell
Leah Powell @LeahNQPowell
27 Nov 23

RT @NewportLabour: We’re really looking forward to the official launch of “Mr Newport” at the Riverfront tonight. (1/3) 🧵 https://t.co/NGE…

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27 Nov 23

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7 Nov 23

RT @gavin_thompson1: Here’s your ⁦@southwalesargus⁩ front page this morning. I was particularly pleased with ‘winter wunderbar’ for pub’…