Incredulously, I have even more 'celebrity' sightings to report from my time in Wales... Following hot on the heels of two lower league footballers, a bit part reality tv 'star' and somebody else who's name escapes me, I have now seen rubbish Welsh athlete Jamie Baulch and (with genuine credible status) James Dean Bradfield of the Manic Street Preachers. 

According to the website Wikipedia, Baulch is something of an Olympian all-rounder, scooping a silver medal in the 1991 Welsh Schools Trampoline Championships, amongst other accolades.

Double-barrelled pop star, Bradfield, famously declared the Manic Street Preachers would never record more than one album. Despite pushing that promise to the limit by releasing a double-disc debut, he then went on to release a further SEVEN studio albums, proving himself to be a brazen liar and unsuitable for jury service.

The other members of the Manic Street Preachers include pint-sized drummer Sean Moore and a bass guitarist with a penchant for feather boas. The band also included the service of missing, presumed dead, guitarist Richy Edwards. I am unlikely to see him in Cardiff and may have to turn my attention as far afield as Llandudno.