Find out how different regions in the UK are celebrating New Year's Day with unique traditions and activities!
As the Diocese of Oxford reflects on the past year and looks forward to 2024, the Bishop of Oxford and the Bishop of Buckingham share their insights on the new year ahead. In Saundersfoot, the annual New Year's Day Swim attracts thrill-seekers to brave the cold waters of Pembrokeshire, making it a must-visit spot on January 1st. Meanwhile, in Wales, there's a call for trains to run in the valleys to ensure smooth transportation for residents and visitors alike.
On the streets of Wolverhampton, volunteers from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association take action by embarking on a city litter-pick on New Year's Day. Their efforts range from clearing bottles and takeaway boxes to even rescuing a pink high-heeled shoe from an unexpected location!
Ending on a festive note, New Year's Day celebrations in Saundersfoot continue to be a highlight with the invigorating beach swim attracting participants from all over. Additionally, the unity displayed by the Wolverhampton volunteers showcases the spirit of community and positivity as the new year begins.
The Bishop of Oxford and the Bishop of Buckingham share their refelctions on 2023 and look ahead to 2024. Welcome to another new year.
For those venturing out on January 1 - Saundersfoot is the place to be - as the seaside village hosts one of the most popular spectacles on Pembrokeshire's ...
Parts of south Wales are left without rail services on 1 January while trains run elsewhere.
The group cleared bottles and takeaway boxes from pavements and even scooped up a pink high-heeled shoe from a bus stop. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association ...