John-Paul Davies takes your calls on drought, littering and food at stadiums.

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With the warm weather continuing, we're on course for the driest July on record in 190 years. A drought has been declared across the whole of Wales - because of record-low river levels, widespread wildfires and mounting impacts on wildlife, farming and forestry. How is the dry weather affecting you? Do you run a business? What's your garden looking like? New figure show sweets and crisp wrappers were left on seventy nine percent of Welsh beauty spots surveyed last year. The charity Keep Wales Tidy looked into the extent of litter left behind across the country in 20-25 - including on beaches and in parks. As people head outside this summer, they're urging everyone to take their rubbish home with them. Have you seen our Welsh beauty spots being plagued by litter? Michelin Star chef Gareth Ward is offering fans at Aberystwyth Town football club the chance to swap their traditional match day pie and a pint for a pop-up dining experience this season. He said he sees a "real opportunity to bring people together through food and unforgettable matchday experiences". So, what is the best food you've ever had at a stadium?