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Wales Online
02-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Drink prices at Swansea festival and how much you'll pay for a pint
Drink prices at Swansea festival and how much you'll pay for a pint As Tunes on the Bay festival finally begins in Swansea, this is how much it will cost you to have pint at Swansea Beach The festival has started with pomp and show (Image: John Myers ) Swansea's first ever beach festival has opened today as people from across Wales arrived in the city to enjoy a musical evening. Starting from today, Tunes on the Bay festival is set to dazzle the Swansea Beach until Sunday, May 4. The festival will see music acts from across the world coming to the city to perform, attracting a large number of people. These include performances from the famous McFly, Supergrass, Scouting for Girls, Jake Bugg and South Wales' very own Feeder. While organisers of Tunes on the Bay festival have said that attendees will not be allowed to bring outside food, alcoholic or soft drinks at the festival venue, you can rest assured that won't be going hungry at the festival. People have flocked to Swansea for its first ever beach festival (Image: John Myers ) There will be food and drink vendors available at the festival in addition to a fully-licensed bar that will be serving alcoholic and soft beverages at the Swansea Beach. From superstar gigs to cosy pubs, find out What's On in Wales by signing up to our newsletter here But how much will it cost you? On ground reporters and photographers have answered that very question with information directly from the festival. Article continues below Food and drink prices at Tunes on the Bay This is how much drinks will cost you at the fully licensed bar at the Tunes on the Bay festival: Korey Lager (4.8%): £7.50 Thatchers Cider: £7.50 Jubel (4%): £7.50 Spirits and mixers: Singles: £8/Doubles: £10 Wine in a can: £7.50 (white/red/rose) Au Vodka cans- c8 Lucky saint- low alcohol lager (0.5%): £7.50 Hooch Lemon 440ml( 3.4%): £6 Vk 275ml (3.4%): £5 BE. Cocktails - 200ml (8.4%): £8 Shots: £5 Jagerbombs- £7 Energy drinks: £3 Cans: £3 Water: £2 Reusable cups: £2 (non refundable) Who will be performing today and when? The several famous artists like The Cuban Brothers performing at the festival (Image: John Myers ) First stage McFly 9.30pm-11pm, Scouting For Girls 8pm-9pm, Symphonic Ibiza Beach Orchestra 6.30pm- 7.30pm. The Second Stage Article continues below The Queen Experience 8.30pm-9.30pm, Tickled Pink 7pm- 8pm. You can check out Saturday and Sunday's list from our comprehensive guide by clicking here.
Yahoo
19-03-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Nature reserve gets apple trees from leading cider maker
A LEADING cider brand has donated apple trees to aid the restoration of an orchard in a local nature reserve. Thatchers have donated apple trees to Saltwells Nature Reserve as part of its Community Orchard Project. Volunteers from the Friends of Saltwells Nature Reserve group planted the trees last weekend (March 15) in the nature reserve's old orchard site that had previously remained unmanaged for over 20 years. The trees planted include a wide range of apple varieties, including the popular eating apple, Katy, and Bramley, a favourite for cooking. It is part of an ongoing project to bring what was the Old Saltwells House site back into the nature reserve as a community space. The trees planted include a wide range of apple varieties (Image: Friends of Saltwells Nature Reserve) A spokesperson from the Friends of Saltwells Nature Reserve group said: 'Planting this small orchard brings the land back to life, increasing biodiversity and providing a snack not just for our human visitors but insects, birds and animals alike. 'This is one more piece in the puzzle to make the area better for people to visit and to enjoy being outdoors in nature, making a difference to people's wellbeing and improving the environment for the long term.' Fourth generation Thatchers Cider maker, Martin Thatcher, added: 'We are delighted to be donating these apple trees through our Community Orchard Project'. With the new trees, it is hoped the restored orchard will be a longstanding asset to Saltwells Nature Reserve.
