Plas y Brenin in Capel Curig is the UK's National Mountain Centre - there are a whole host of…read moreactivities provided here such as mountaineering, climbing and canoeing training. This review relates solely to the indoor climbing wall there. It only costs £5 to use the wall which is really reasonable. I suspect this would increase significantly if you needed an instructor as well but one of our group was a qualified climber so we didn't need one. If you need to hire any equipment they have an on-site hire shop. Some of my friends had harnesses and ropes that we could use so we only needed the climbing shoes (£3 for hiring these) then it was off to the wall. Having never tried it before I'd be lying if I said I wasn't nervous. Whilst we were there one of the centre's instructors was giving a comprehensive one-on-one training course and the guy looked to be really enjoying it so I decided to go for it. Once securely attached to your rope there are quite a few routes you can attempt, some being obviously far too advanced for absolute beginners like me. After a couple of hours climbing and abseiling back down we were all knackered but thoroughly enjoyed it - I'll definitely try this again at a local centre in Manchester. Tip: There is a vending machine you can get soft drinks or bottled water from (£1.20 for water), but consider bringing your own to save cash - climbing is thirsty work!

An excellent outdoor centre - the best I've been to. Excellent rooms, excellent food, excellent…read morefood choice, excellent instruction and tuition. A great experience.

as a student of ysgol syr thomas jones i can agree that the teachers are very friendly and give a…read moregood education

Fantastic little village school. Extremely well equipped particularly in computers. Pupil/teacher…read moreratio means all children get individual attention. Come and see for yourselves. http://www.ysgolllanddona.com

This is such a lovely and wonderful place! the staff are great and the food is delicious! highly…read morerecommend!

Fantastic! My son had tutoring with Andy in English and went from an F to a B. Highly recommended.read more

I remember this school as well I was a child 12 years old You had some good times and bad times the…read moreschool should still be open for the pupils The council shouldn't have shut it down afterwards as that it will teach kids discipline and how to speak to people inappropriate manner The teacher's what was broken there Understood the problems that people had and treated on like human beings The amount of things that it taught us how to survive The activities what was going on And you at horse stubs Miss axefod Oh teachers what was in that school I still seem summerform around portmadog and Conwy Bay Like miss Brown mr Owen If you had a problem they would stare to look after you this school should not be shut down it will give off a kid the opportunity to shame on the council for doing it But I do go to the school to see what it looks like and I have took my girlfriend around the school and a horse riding It's still going on Your regards Keith maden

I attended some fitnesses classes here and the instructors are all very helpful and friendly and…read morework with the level you are at - showing you how to make the exercises easier or harder depending on your fitness level- so even at my first class I did not feel awkward even though some of the others were fitter. Zara, the owner, is very friendly and approachable. It is a nice studio and I can highly recommend this place. They do laods of different classes including Breakdancing, cheerleading, Pole Dancing, Streetdance, Power Yoga and Step.

Nikki at the Crafty Kitten has given me lots of advice about how to use Fimo polymer clay for a…read moreproject that I had (a model railway layout). She has even spent time showing me how to make models for the layout. It was a nice surprise to find her when she opened in the local town as I had spoken to other craft shops who although they sold the raw materials didn't seem to know how to use it. One of these days I plan on buying one of her models that she makes, I have my eye on a fairy door that she has in her shop window but although it's not expensive I need to be able to justify the money. I've edited this review as it asked me for additional details about parking (don't know why) so There is a large free public car park at Glasdir, the local business information centre, which is about 100-150 yards from Nikki's shop. I always park here rather than try for the parking spaces in the market square as it's much easier to find a space.