Last weekend's 'Long Course Weekend' has been hailed as the best yet, with some 5,000 athletes from 42 countries and 17,000 supporters flocking into South Pembrokeshire for the memorable three-day event. See this week's features section for a full report and more pictures of the action from the swim, bike and marathon races.
WOW! WHAT A WEEKEND




Mayor of Tenby and Tenby in Bloom chairman, Clr. Mrs. Sue Lane, is seen with Tenby in Bloom committee member, Clr. Mrs. Tish Rossiter, Pembrokeshire County Council’s Glenville Codd, Will Lloyd and Mark Wright, and Wales in Bloom chairman, John Woods, following the awards ceremony in Tenby last Friday. Pic. Gareth Davies Photography
Samba Tawe helped provide a lively opening to Tenby Arts Festival.
The King’s Troop, Royal Horse Artillery, gave a colourful display at Manorbier. Pic. Ray Hine
Turning back the clock, John Adams is given the passenger seat by his great-nephew, 19-year-old James Adams. John, now 86 years of age, along with his late brother, Henry, was among the founders and is one of the long-term riders of the Saundersfoot Run. They are seen aboard James’s 1929 Triumph NSD 550cc machine. Pic. Malcolm Richards Photography









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