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Goldwing Light Parade Returns to Llandudno
Goldwing Light Parade Returns to Llandudno in Spectacular Style for Wales Air Ambulance Hundreds of lights, more than 150 motorcycles and thousands of spectators brought Llandudno to life as the Goldwing Light Parade returned in 2026. Llandudno’s famous promenade was transformed into a rolling river of colour on Saturday, 5 September 2026, as the Llandudno Goldwing Light Parade returned to the North Wales resort, raising vital funds and awareness for Wales Air Ambulance. More
Patrick O’Neill
Sep 64 min read


Rhinogydd Mountain Wildfires - 4kDrone Video Aerial Support. 17 July - 04 August, 2026
The Rhinogydd Mountain wildfires in Wales have been a significant environmental crisis, raging for over 10 days and impacting a vast area stretching from Llanbedr near Harlech, traversing the rugged mountain range, and extending towards the Trawsfynydd Nuclear Power Station.
Patrick O’Neill
Aug 284 min read


Exploring Professional Drone Photography in Wales
Wales, with its stunning landscapes and rich history, has become a hotspot for professional drone photography. The combination of rugged mountains, serene coastlines, and charming villages creates a perfect canvas for photographers looking to capture breathtaking aerial shots. In this blog post, we will explore the world of drone photography in Wales, discussing its unique features, the best locations to shoot, and tips for both beginners and seasoned professionals. The Rise
Patrick O’Neill
Aug 284 min read


Unlocking the Power of UAV Support Services
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones, have transformed various industries by providing innovative solutions and enhancing operational efficiency. From agriculture to construction, the applications of UAV support services are vast and varied. This blog post will explore how UAV support services can unlock new opportunities, improve workflows, and drive success across different sectors. Understanding UAV Support Services UAV support services encompass a ran
Patrick O’Neill
Aug 284 min read
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