Wales is celebrating the historic success of its national football team at Euro 2016 by offering free entry on Sunday 26 June to its historic castles and monuments. Having reached the last 16 in the 2016 UEFA European Championship at the top of its qualifying group, an epic achievement by all accounts for a small country of three million, people are now being given the opportunity to visit iconic Welsh landmarks such as Beaumaris Castle, Caenarforn Castle and Conwy Castle…

Welsh fans in Vale of Glamorgan were treated to a unique Euro 2016 fanzone at Penarth based Vale Sports Arena to cheer on the Wales national squad.   Wales legend and all time most capped player Neville Southall was also in attendance signing autographs for local children and joining in the celebrations following Wales historic victory against Slovakia.   The unique Fanzone provided hundreds of people with the chance to enjoy the event on a giant screen and take in the festival atmosphere, the fanzone…

  Welsh fans in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan will be treated to a unique Euro 2016 fanzone at Penarth based Vale Sports Arena to cheer on the Wales national squad.   The unique Fanzones will provide the chance to enjoy the event on a giant screen and take in the festival atmosphere, the fanzone is aimed at families and to ensure local children are inspired by Bale and co. The arena will also provide FREE 3G football pitches and FREE Pool tables for…

Over May Half Term Euro 2016 Football fever headed to the Vale Sports Arena and the Principality Stadium to celebrate Wales qualification to Euro 2016.   Premier league giants Everton FC also held a Soccer Camp coaching and developing  local children at the Vale Sports Arena in partnership with PG10 Coaching.   The opportunities where open to children and young people aged 5-14yrs old; of all abilities.   To celebrate Wales Qualification to the Euro 2016 in France the Vale Sports Arena hosted a special 2…