AUTHOR and campaigner Carwyn Graves will be discussing the heritage of Welsh apples at a talk in the town.

Mr Graves, who wrote the best-selling book Apples of Wales, is promising a fun and entertaining evening centred around the apple.

The talk will be held on Thursday (October 8) as a curtain-raiser to Apple Day – a family fun event in Belle Vue Park.

Tickets for the event at St Augustine's Hall on Albert Road are just £3.

Mr Graves has written a number of books including Welsh Food Stories, and most recently, Cefyn: Wisdom from a Thousand Years of Welsh Nature Poetry.

He is also co-founder and director of the new Welsh charity, Cegin y Bobl (The People's Kitchen). It was set up to equip communities with cooking skills so that everyone has access to healthy, delicious food.

Tickets are available on the Ticket Source website: https://www.ticketsource.com/gwyrddio-penarth-greening-penarth/an-evening-with-carwyn-graves/e-xmjorj