Veteran Rockers Casino Steel and Long John Plain spent some time at Pattayas most famous Irish Pub, where Paul Strachan from Pattaya Mail Television grabed a quick interview and got the boys to sign their CD for Landlord Kim Fletcher for the Jesters Care for Kids Charity Auction

Paul & Keaw take some time out during Songkran to relax and explore Thailand 2nd largest Island Koh Chang.

Pattaya Mail Television Adverts for Jamesons the Irish Pub in Pattaya Thailand.

A group of golfers clubbed together to stage a charity tournament which raised more than seven million baht in total. Several charities around Thailand will benefit, and one of those is the Pattaya Orphanage. The donation will help pay for a new minibus, which will take children to private schools in the area.

Sam Wilson raises funds for the Jesters Care for Kids Charity Drive by having her head shaved at Jamesons the Irish Pub

San Fransisco born Classical Guitarist Dalton OSullivan plays a few pieces and talks to Paul Strachan from Pattaya Mail Television at Mantra Restaurant in Pattaya Thailand.

The Jesters Care for Kids & the Herrod Foundation got together to help a school in Rayong, Thailand

The Rotary Club of Jomtien Pattaya under the guidance of club President Jan Abbink organized the annual 4th Rotary Cross Bay Charity Swim

The News Cafe in Jomtien Pattaya, Thailand serving great food at great prices. Eoupean dishes with a Scandanavian touch and a full Thai menu.

The opening of a new fantastic bar in Pattaya, Thailand. A chill out lounge with a great laid back vibe & cool sounds and then into the -5 Ice bar for chilled Vodka.

The Montessori school host its Christmas Party

Renowned Swedish Sexologist Ruud Organ gives a rare interview with Dr Iain Corness, discussing the release of the new book: The Politically Incorrect Guide to Sex

Some of the more outgoing members of the Pattaya International Ladies Club, entertain their guests at the 2007 Masquerade Ball at the Royal Cliff Beach Resort Pattaya.

South African Bovlei Winery held a wine tasting evening at Manhattans Restaurant in Pattaya, Thailand. The event was held in conjunction with the South African/ Thai chamber of Commerce. Allan Riddell hosts the programme and speaks to some of the key players in the world in wine and a few guests who got to sample the 13 wines on offer

This is an advertorial for a company based in Pattaya Thailand that makes made to measure furniture as well as Hide-a-beds: Beds that tilt up to be housed away neatly in a wardrobe that is built to enhance rooms with limited space. Here Paul Strachan speaks to the owner of the company.

Big Boys magazine'Maxim' held a get together at the Amari hotel in Pattaya, Thailand. 18 International models strutted their stuff and the composer, sometime TV interviewer Paul Strachan got a chance to have a chat with them. Then the evening takes to the water on board the Fashion TV Yacht. With an interview with Michel Adams

An interview with winemaker and owner of Hildenbrand Winery Reni Hildenbrand. Hildenbrand produces quality boutique wines as well as olives and virgin olive oil. Here special correspondent from Pattaya Mail Television Dr Iain Corness gets an insight into the world of South African Wines from the effervescent Reni.

Dr Iain Corness fell in love with Thailand while on holiday there in 1975. He is a medical doctor and has been writing for newspapers and magazines since 1967. He is currently a special correspondant for the Pattaya Mail. Here he talks about his new book Farang with Paul Strachan from PMTV.

Sventi Tumi, President of Tumi Ergonomics, announces the launch of a sensational flexibility aid for senior and aging golfers whom inevitably suffer a loss of agility and flexibility the older they get. Most golf clubs compensate for loss of distance by providing forward tees that help in one respect. However, stooping to pick up, clean and replace the ball under ‘winter rules’ can be an effort. Lining up and placing the ball on the putting green requires similar effort, and the euphoria of sinking the putt can be diminished by the effort of having to bend to retrieve the ball from the cup. Tumi Ergonomics have come up with a revolutionary aid that compensates for loss of flexibility, namely the Baktumi SS 90 golf ball. So, if physical retrieval is difficult with the advancing years, then why not get the ball to come to you. Thus evolved the sensational Baktumi SS 90 golf ball, containing an electro-magnetic micro-chip at its core. However, that in itself was not enough as the ball needed to react to something, so a special golf glove was devised – the Baktumi ‘High 5’ glove. It is a conventional design golf glove in a choice of leather or synthetic material, with a non-removable stud ball marker on the wrist, but containing a tiny electro-magnetic switch. Tumi Ergonomics has yet to seek USGA and R&A approval for the Baktumi SS 90 ball and the Baktumi ‘High 5’ golf glove ranges. The Baktumi tee peg will not require approval as it is not in play. However, the Baktumi SS 90 ball and Baktumi ‘High 5’ glove combination is ideal for social golf that probably makes up the majority of senior golfer outings. The ball and glove can, of course, be used independently as normal equipment. Baktumi balls will be available in packs of two dozen together with a Baktumi ‘High 5’ glove and a dedicated electronic signal. Further supplies of the ball will be available from the factory with the same dedicated signal applied. Generously offering a playing partner a Baktumi SS 90 ball to play with, or a Baktumi tee peg on which to place a normal ball, does open up opportunities for the more creative mind to have a little fun during a social round! However, care is advised in this regard. Further details at www.tumiergonomics.com or e-mail info@sventitumi.org

News footage of the death of Ingmar Bergman