A region in North Wales with a national park of 823 square miles, Snowdonia is best known for its breathtaking views, rocky terrains, stunning seascapes and hidden valleys.

But beyond the spectacular mountains and beaches, Snowdonia offers you the chance to explore the mysterious heritage of the surrounding towns, the fascinating history behind the Welsh landscape and the hidden gems to be…

A great venue can say a lot about in a city. In fact one could even argue it may define a place's entire musical legacy, a space where culture can thrive and memories can be made.

From cooking masterclasses to produce markets and food from abroad, there are plenty of food festivals in North Wales coming up

North Wales produces top quality food and produce - so why not celebrate and support locally sourced food at a food festival?

Here are the food festivals that are coming up in North Wales over the next few…

The Night & Day in Manchester has received support from the likes of Guy Garvey and Johnny Marr.

Manchester gig venue Night & Day, which has hosted the likes of Elbow and the Arctic Monkeys over the last 23 years, is under threat after a noise complaint. With similar disputes erupting across the UK, venues are lobbying for a…

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In response to growing accusations from both conservationists andconservatives that renewable energy sources like solar and wind kill too many birds, U.S. News and World Report has compiled data on which energy industries are responsible for the most bird deaths every year.

For each power source — wind, solar, oil and gas, nuclear, and coal — the data on bird deaths…

These videos of North Wales's castles recorded by a drone give viewers a bird's eye perspective of the great landmarks

A series of aerial videos have been released of Beaumaris, Conwy and Caernarfon castles by Cadw.

The videos have been shot using a remote controlled drone equipped with a high-quality camera to recreate a bird's-eye-view of the castles.

Beaumaris, Conwy and Caernarfon Castles form one of…

Ex-transport chief says revived network would draw in tourists and boost economy

Reopening the rail link to Caernarfon would be cheaper than building the new £100 million bypass planned.

That is the view of former Conwy council transport chief Bob Saxby who believes that pressure should be put on the Welsh Government to bring back the train.

If the line was reopened trains would take around…