Printers in Llandudno, North Wales

Another great turnout for the Marine Conservation Society (MCS) down at Deganwy Beach last week.  Print Approved joined MCS along with local businesses and residents to help clear a stretch of beach on the North Wales Coast.  This time, plastic didn’t appear to be the main culprit with finds from fishing lines/nets to a battered…
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Recently I was reading an article about the Welsh Mountain Zoo and their Silk Road Project.  The project was started to raise funds to build completely new accommodation for their Snow Leopards, which would create a representation of the mountainous regions in which this endangered species lives. The Silk Road will also forge links with…
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Just some of the many RNLI Bettys Pots the admin team have labelled for the Llandudno Lifeboat RNLI.   The idea for Betty’s 5p Pots first came from Betty Frith, who was the Honorary Treasurer for over 20 years at the Hertford branch of the (RNLI). Since then they have taken off around the country…
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This year we’ve decided to shake things up a bit and do something entirely different than in previous years.  Our support this year goes to what we have aptly named as ‘Everything Coastal’.  We’ll be supporting the Marine Conservation Society, the RNLI and family run organisation, Less Plastic. The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) is the…
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Congratulations to proud Dad Mikael on Stevie’s first steps!

Mikael has recently finished training to become an Official Tourist Guide in Gambia (OTG).  He is now a official uniformed and badged freelance, private tour guide and is bound by a strict code of conduct and are licensed by the Gambian Tourism Authority. The OTG scheme is there to enhance visitors’ holiday experience, and at…
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Mikael has spent the last few months cultivating his groundnut farm otherwise known as peanuts.  Just before the start of the rains, usually around June, Mikael like all other farmers in The Gambia, will clear their fields using what’s called the ‘slash and burn’ method, afterwards they brush their fields, hopefully in time for the…
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Mikael has spent the last few months cultivating his groundnut farm otherwise known as peanuts.   Just before the start of the rains, usually around June, Mikael like all other farmers in The Gambia, will clear their fields using what’s called the ‘slash and burn’ method, afterwards they brush their fields, hopefully in time for the first rainfall. …
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Calling all you lovely ladies! Do you fancy an evening in a lovely setting where you can bring your own drinks and have some fun with your girlfriends? Then look no further than on Tuesday 24th October 2017 at 7pm, Mellor Country House invite you to a Ladies Supper in aid of the charity. On arrival, you…
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