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Mountain Area forecast
Mountains can be dangerous places. The weather can change from one hour to the next, and from one peak to the next. Always check the weather forecast before you go out.
Brecon Beacons National Park

Tuesday 4 April
There will be mist and fog in the valleys early on, but this will lift in the morning. It will be a dry day with some sunny spells, especially in the north, where it will feel warm. It will remain cloudy in the south and west. Cloud will get thicker in the afternoon, and there will be a chance of rain in the west in the late afternoon.

Visibility
Generally good, but poor in hill fog.  May turn poor in the west in the late afternoon.

Hill fog
Some hill fog above 300 metres at first. This will lift, but will remain at 600 metres in the morning, and around the peaks in the afternoon and evening.

Wed 5 April
Weather
A much windier day, and it will feel cold high up, where temperatures will be low. A bright start, with some sunshine and showers, but showers will increase in the afternoon, and there may be some hail and thunder. Snow showers possible above 800m.

Visibility
Generally good, but moderate in showers.

Hill fog
None expected.
Outlook

Thu 6 April
Very windy with gales possible in the north and north east. Cloudy with rain or drizzle and hill fog. Some bright spells later, but showers continuing through the afternoon.

Fri 7 April
Overcast at first with areas of hill fog, and also occasional light rain or drizzle. It will gradually become drier and warmer, but will remain cloudy. Light southeasterly breezes.

Sat 8 April
A bright day, with the best of the sunshine in the east. It will probably turn cloudier with a gentle southeasterly breeze, but should remain warm and dry.

Gatesbridge’s new Merriwether Mall is opening this September.  With an area of 320,000 square metres, the Merriweather Mall will be the biggest mall in the south west.  It’s located close to the motorway, has its own bus station and 2000 car parking spaces, so it is convenient for everyone.

The mall has five areas, all under cover. The largest, Main Street, is a shopping area on three floors. Here, you’ll find all the major chain stores and department stores.  You can buy fashion items and all the famous brand names. There is also a large chemist.

Situated on two levels, the market square is where you can find traditional market stalls. On the lower floor, there are food stalls, including a butcher’s, baker’s, a fishmonger’s, greengrocer’s and delicatessen. On the upper floor, you will find stalls selling hardware and haberdashery.

Bohemia is at the rear of the mall. Here, you’ll find quirky, independent shops selling everything from second hand music and books to clothes and handicrafts.

The Palisade is more upmarket. Here you will find fashion boutiques, jewellers, antiques and furniture.  There are also two banks and a post office located along The Palisade.

The Showground is the entertainment centre of the mall.  On the ground floor, there is a food court where you’ll find cuisine from around the world, including Chinese, Japanese, Thai and Italian food.  There is a large arena where events will take place through the year. There is also an eight-screen cinema, a night club and a bowling alley.

And if that is not enough, we are offering you a voucher which will give you £10 off any purchase over £40 that you make in the Merriwether Mall between 10th and 16th September. You can’t afford to miss it!

Growing up poor

My name is Mike, and I was born in a very poor neighbourhood in Los Angeles. When I was little, my mother took care of my brother and me, because my father left before I came to this world, and he wasn’t too interested in being a part of our lives. My mother had to work two jobs that didn’t pay much. She had to work very hard so that we could have food, clothes, and a place to live. She was great; we loved her and appreciated her efforts.

Every day, she usually arrived home very late, and she was exhausted. Still, she always cooked nice meals for us, played with us, and made sure that we did our homework. She always insisted on how important it was to get a good education. She couldn’t finish school because she got pregnant with me when she was just a teenager. “I couldn’t finish school, and that’s why I must work so hard now, and I earn so little money,” she often said.

Children were very violent in my neighbourhood; you needed to be violent if you wanted to survive. There were lots of crime, vandalism, and drugs. It wasn’t easy to be a good student for any child who lived in our neighbourhood. The other children hated you if you got good grades, so I wasn’t very popular. The only positive thing about living in that place is that you needed to be very clever to survive, and that helped me later in life.

Finally, my brother and I could finish high school. I went to university because I was a very good basketball player, and basketball paid for my university degree. On the day of my graduation, my mother was in tears. And she was in tears again the day I showed her our new apartment, away from the neighbourhood. Do you know how difficult it is to get out of a poor neighbourhood? It’s very hard, but I did it, and it was thanks to my mum. Now she doesn’t have to work two jobs anymore, and I take care of her.