Last Resort, The [Radio Wales]

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Colwyn Bay and Llandudno where carved into resorts by the Victorians.

Both had piers, theatres and grand hotels, and a sunny outlook in the fifties.

Today one is in decline, while the other is enjoying a revival.

Sian Parri Huws examines the reasons why.

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20070429

Colwyn Bay and Llandudno where carved into resorts by the Victorians. Both had piers, theatres and grand hotels, and a sunny outlook in the fifties. Today one is in decline, while the other is enjoying a revival. Sian Parri Huws examines the reasons why.

20070429

20070430

Colwyn Bay and Llandudno where carved into resorts by the Victorians.

Both had piers, theatres and grand hotels, and a sunny outlook in the fifties.

Today one is in decline, while the other is enjoying a revival.

Sian Parri Huws examines the reasons why.

20070429

20070430

Colwyn Bay and Llandudno where carved into resorts by the Victorians.

Both had piers, theatres and grand hotels, and a sunny outlook in the fifties.

Today one is in decline, while the other is enjoying a revival.

Sian Parri Huws examines the reasons why.

20070430

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First Broadcast	Repeated	Comments
20070429		Colwyn Bay and Llandudno where carved into resorts by the Victorians. Both had piers, theatres and grand hotels, and a sunny outlook in the fifties. Today one is in decline, while the other is enjoying a revival. Sian Parri Huws examines the reasons why.
20070429	20070430	Colwyn Bay and Llandudno where carved into resorts by the Victorians. Both had piers, theatres and grand hotels, and a sunny outlook in the fifties. Today one is in decline, while the other is enjoying a revival. Sian Parri Huws examines the reasons why.
20070429	20070430	Colwyn Bay and Llandudno where carved into resorts by the Victorians. Both had piers, theatres and grand hotels, and a sunny outlook in the fifties. Today one is in decline, while the other is enjoying a revival. Sian Parri Huws examines the reasons why.
20070430		Colwyn Bay and Llandudno where carved into resorts by the Victorians. Both had piers, theatres and grand hotels, and a sunny outlook in the fifties. Today one is in decline, while the other is enjoying a revival. Sian Parri Huws examines the reasons why.