Brecon Beacons Food Festival

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photo courtesy of fyi brecon

Delicious food, immaculately presented, cooking demonstrations, recipe ideas, local school cook off, plus FREE admission 10-5pm

Over 70 exhibitors with local produce, There will also be a host of live cooking demonstrations with local chefs including Nerys Howells not to mention a cook off battle between the TV weather giants - BBC's Derek Brockway (pictured below) and BBC Sue Charles and the 3rd year of the local school competition for Young Brecon Cook of the Year - sponsored by Christ College.

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Anglesey Tourism Information

If you come across the Menai or “old” bridge onto the island you will pass a sign welcoming you to “Mon Mam Cymru” literally to Anglesey- Mother of Wales. A generation ago Anglesey was that - as a rich farming community her produce could feed the population of Wales as a mother feeds her children. Our farmers are still here but Anglesey’s evolution means it is now an expanding and popular holiday destination with a huge range of accommodation, places to visit and things to do.

Explore its history - Anglesey has been inhabited since 1000 years BC and has a rich cultural, celtic and christian heritage. Monuments, castles and places of interest abound.
See the beauty of its coastline, its mountain views and inland greenery providing places for any activity, sport or relaxation.
View the modern world from wind farms to nuclear power and much in between.
Tire the children out on one of the beaches or visit one of the huge variety of family attractions - farms, fun houses or sport centres.
Enjoy - last but by no means least eat at our local venues and pubs, restaurants and hotels - there is something for everyone.
Anglesey - you choose!