St David's Day will look a little different this year.

While Mumbles usually marks the celebration with its annual Dragon Parade, with refreshments on offer at the Ostreme Centre, lockdown has put a stop to the event this year.

However, that doesn't mean Mumbles residents can't still celebrate St David's Day from their own homes.

Read on to find out how you can mark St David's Day in lockdown.

Get some food from The Shared Plate

To celebrate St David's Day, The Shared Plate has put together a special menu for you to enjoy this weekend.

The menu includes twists on Welsh classics such as Glamorgan sausage, laverbread courgettes and cawl.

Click here to find out more.

Teach yourself some Welsh

Whether it's learning how to say 'good morning' ('bore da') or how to hold a full conversation, teaching yourself some Welsh is a great way to mark St David's Day.

Learn Welsh – Swansea Bay Region has some great resources for Welsh learners of all levels – including how to make your very own paper Welsh lady.

Make some Welsh cakes

If you've always bought Welsh cakes on St David's Day, why not try to make your own this year?

All you need is:

• 8 oz self-raising flour
• 2oz castor sugar
• 4oz margarine or butter
• 1 or 2 handfuls of sultanas
• 1 or 2 free-range eggs depending on the mixture
• Mixed spice