Oliver Hides takes your calls on constituency issues, our fascination with space travel and caravan holidays.

Oliver Hides with Thursday's Phone In...

Over a month from polling day, BBC Wales are making their way around the brand-new constituencies. Today, the focus is on Afan Ogwr Rhondda, which stretches from Port Talbot on the coast to Maesteg and then over to The Rhondda Valleys. Radio Wales Breakfast came from Treorchy today. The big issues that kept coming up were jobs, the high street, and general prosperity – the same problems that have been spoken about for decades. So, what is the answer for The Valleys?

Nasa's Artemis II spacecraft has blasted off and is now orbiting the Earth in the first crewed mission to the Moon in half a century! The crew are "safe, secure and in great spirits", a Nasa official has said. They won't land on the Moon during their 10-day mission, but plan to circle it, and could travel further from Earth than anyone has ever been before. Are you still fascinated by space travel?

And finally, as the Easter Holidays are approaching, it is time for that first caravan outing of the year – a British tradition that has been reluctant to change in a developing modernised world. Do you still love a caravan holiday? What is the magic behind it?

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