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Get creative with the Torch Theatre this summer

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FROM script writing to performing and learning theatre making skills – the Torch Theatre, Milford Haven is offering all of this and more this summer with our renowned annual Summer Schools. The schools are for people of all ages and will be led by the Torch Theatre’s in-house professional team.

There are two events to choose from Tall Tales (age seven to 11) and Hear Us Roar (age 11 to 18) with all these activities supported by The Ingles Charitable Trust and The Port of Milford Haven.

TALL TALES is the first event of the Summer Schools programme and will take place daily from Monday 31 July through to Friday 4 August. The sessions run from 10am to 3pm and will see participants create their own fairy tale filled with fantastic adventures and magical quests.

The second Summer School is Hear Us Roar and will be held from Monday 7 August to Friday 11 August with daily sessions starting at 10am until 4pm. In just a week, the young people will create a short play exploring the things that matter to them – involving improvisation, script writing, and devising techniques.

We haven’t forgotten about those aged 18+. For the first time ever, we are offering an adult’s evening summer school. Show off! runs Monday 21 August to Saturday 26 August, with sessions Monday to Friday running from 6pm to 9pm, and Saturday running all day from 10am to 9pm (including a showcase performance in our studio space). Spend a week of evening sessions developing your skills in performing with expert tutors.

All these provisions include a sharing at the end of the week at no additional cost, where up to four guests can come to watch.

Tim Howe is the Senior Manager for Youth & Community and is eagerly looking forward to welcoming people to the Summer Schools. He said:

“Come along and be creative, and most of all have fun and make new friends! You might not want to be in the limelight and appear on stage, you may prefer to be behind the scenes, writing and directing. We can cater for all abilities, and we offer the warmest of welcomes to all with our inclusive and accessible sessions.”

Tim added: “We are aware that finances are tight and we are more than happy to discuss payment plans with you so that you can take part with us, after all, theatre is for everyone.”

Keep an eye on the Torch Theatre’s social media page and website for news our autumn activities such as the adult community choir Torch Voices, Adult Creative Writing session and Skill Building sessions, as well as our flagship Youth Theatre programme for young people aged seven to 18. Visit the ‘Get Involved’ area of the website.”

To book your place on our summer schools, contact the Torch Theatre Box Office on (01646) 695267.

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New sighting of missing teens in Aberystwyth prompts urgent update

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POLICE have issued an urgent update in the search for two missing teenagers from Ceredigion, following a confirmed sighting in Aberystwyth.

Isabelle and Daniel, both 16, were reported missing on Monday (April 7) and are believed to have been travelling together across Wales. The latest confirmed sighting was on Alexandra Road, Aberystwyth, at 12:30pm on Friday (April 11).

It is believed they boarded the T1 bus, which departed the town at 12:36pm.

Isabelle is described as 5ft 3in tall and usually has blonde hair, though she may have dyed it a darker colour. She was last seen wearing a black parka-style coat with a fur-lined hood, grey jogging bottoms, and carrying a large black backpack.

Daniel is 6ft 1in tall with short dark brown hair and shaved sides. In the latest sighting, he was wearing a black baseball cap with white markings, dark blue jeans, a black T-shirt, and a black collared coat. He was carrying a large black, red, and grey camping backpack.

Both teenagers are believed to have taken spare clothes and camping equipment with them. Police say they may now be wearing different clothing.

Isabelle and Daniel have known connections to Gloucestershire, Merseyside, and North Wales, and their families are growing increasingly concerned for their welfare.

Officers are urging anyone who has seen the pair or has information about their whereabouts to get in touch immediately.

Information can be submitted via the following methods:

🖥️ | Dyfed-Powys Police website
📧 | Email: 101@dyfed-powys.police.uk
💬 | Direct message Dyfed-Powys Police on social media
📞 | Call 101 and quote reference 141 of April 7

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Carmarthenshire man missing in Thailand: Last seen on Phi Phi Island

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A 26-year-old man has been reported missing in Thailand after his family lost contact with him more than eight weeks ago.

Daniel Davies was last seen on March 13 on Phi Phi Island, a popular tourist destination in southern Thailand. He had been staying at the Hangover Hostel in Bangkok prior to his disappearance.

A missing person report has been filed with Dyfed-Powys Police, and the case is now listed under reference number DP-20250329-215.

Daniel is described as being around 6ft tall, of slim build, with blonde hair and a beard. He also has tattoo sleeves on both arms.

Missing: Daniel Davies

Echoes of the Lost – a national missing persons initiative – has now joined the appeal alongside SARS Cymru, urging anyone with information to come forward. In a statement, they said: “Daniel, if you happen to see this post, please get in contact with your family. They are worried. If you wish to message us to pass information along, please feel free to do so.”

His aunt, Nicola Doran, has been sharing emotional appeals online, writing: “My nephew Daniel Davies, 26, from Llanelli – he’s gone missing in Bangkok, Thailand. He’s been reported and is now a missing person. No one has had any contact in weeks.”

Friends and family have been spreading the appeal across social media, hoping someone in Thailand may have seen him. One post reads: “Can all my mates out in Thailand, Bangkok area, please share this and keep eyes out for my lil’ kuzen – he’s been missing 8 weeks over there.”

Daniel’s disappearance has been reported to Thai police, and the UK Foreign Office is understood to be aware of the case.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Dyfed-Powys Police by emailing 101@dyfed-powys.police.uk or calling 101, quoting reference DP-20250329-215.

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Missing persons update: New photos of Isabelle and Daniel

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DYFED-POWYS POLICE have issued new photos in the search for Isabelle and Daniel, who are both aged 16 and have been reported missing from their homes in the Cardigan area on Monday April 7, 2025.

Enquiries have led to a new confirmed sighting  of them both at Llandunno train station at 8.20pm on Monday, where they asked for directions to the Dolgellau area.

Isobel is described as 5ft 3 and usually has blonde hair, however she may have dyed her hair to a darker colour. She was last seen wearing a black parker style coat with fur edge, grey jogging bottoms, carrying a large black backpack.

Daniel is described to be 6ft 1 with short dark brown hair, with shaved sides. He was last seen wearing dark blue jeans, black t-shirt, and a black collared coatcarrying a large camping backpack, which is black, red and grey. 

Both are believed to have taken a change of clothes with them and may now be wearing something different.

It is believed that they have taken camping equipment with them and have connections to the Gloucestershire, Merseyside and North Wales areas. 

Their families are increasingly concerned for their safety and welfare and eagerly await their safe return home.

DI Rebecca Thomas said: “We are continuing our search to find Isobel and Daniel. “We know that they purchased camping equipment but they have left their homes without any communication and their family and friends are becoming increasingly concerned as they have had no contact with Isabelle and Daniel for almost a week. “It is also know that they don’t have their mobile phones on them.

“I would ask anyone who has seen them to get in touch.

“I would especially appeal to Isabelle and Daniel to get in touch with the police or family so we can ensure that they are safe.”

If you have seen Isabelle and Daniel, or have information about their whereabouts, please, let us know:

🖥️ | https://bit.ly/DPPmissingperson

📧 | 101@dyfed-powys.police.uk

📞 | 101

 Quote reference 141 of April 7

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