but Mumbles historian John Powell said the kiosk in Bracelet Bay was the last one standing. From the archive: Nicola Smith reports on repairs to the Big Apple kiosk in 2010 On hearing about the ...

The Big Apple kiosk at Bracelet Bay, Mumbles, has gained something of a cult following over the years and no day out to Bracelet Bay beach is complete without an ice-cream or lolly from the stall.

Its owners, who also run Mumbles Pier, were waiting for engineers to complete a structural report. The kiosk sold a variety of snacks and seaside toys John Bollom, managing director of AMECO, said: ...

Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. The Big Apple kiosk near Mumbles pier in Swansea is expected to re-open in the next few weeks after ...

An iconic feature from the heyday of seaside entertainment, the Big Apple kiosk was built in the early 1930s to promote a ...

The Big Apple at Mumbles has been one of ... Mr Bollom, whose company owns the kiosk along with Mumbles Pier, said the rebuild job was very testing. "No-one knew how to do it!" ...

A distinctive 1930s ice cream kiosk which was painstakingly repaired after a car crashed into it 10 years ago has been granted listed building status. The Big Apple at Mumbles has been one of ...

A driver was travelling along Mumbles Road on Tuesday ... An iconic feature from the heyday of seaside entertainment, the Big Apple kiosk was built in the early 1930s to promote a cider brand called ...

The Big Apple at Mumbles has been one of ... whose company owns the kiosk along with Mumbles Pier, said the rebuild job was very testing. "No-one knew how to do it!" he said.