Andrew is exploring the land surrounding the picturesque town of Chepstow. He embarks on a three and a half mile ramble accompanied by local walk leader Phil Mundell, which takes them along the cliff tops over looking the River Wye and finishes with spectacular views of Chepstow Castle. He discovers how the town’s iconic racecourse was put to use during the Second World War and uncovers the history behind some historic parkland, including a walk that was designed to excite and inspire18th century visitors. Hannah Thomas takes a look at the impact of Young Farmers Clubs on our rural communities and on Anglesey Ruth Wignall delves into the history of Beaumaris Courthouse & Gaol.