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The Tywi Centre has announced its highly anticipated Sustainable and Traditional Buildings Fair, set to take place on Saturday 11th May 2024 at the Tywi Centre,
Mae Canolfan Tywi wedi cyhoeddi ei Ffair Adeiladau Cynaliadwy a Thraddodiadol y bu disgwyl mawr amdani, a gynhelir ddydd Sadwrn 11 Mai 2024 yng Nghanolfan
The Llanelli and Mynydd Mawr Railway are pleased to welcome visitors to a family friendly fun day with the Easter Bunny at Cynheidre on Saturday
As Wales gears up to celebrate St David’s Day on March 1, Carmarthenshire has a whole host of activities across the county to celebrate the
The pub in Stepney Street will host the festival from Wednesday 6 March to Sunday 17 March inclusive. The overseas brewers are from Taiwan, Germany,
From April 17-19 and 22-24, 2024, Wales’s only dedicated crime fiction festival is returning for its fourth year of murder, mystery and mayhem, fully online and absolutely FREE. So,start booking your tickets now at www.GwylCrimeCymruFestival.co.uk. The Mugshots
Wales may be struggling in the Six Nations ahead of their game against Ireland, but Ffos Las Racecourse is celebrating both countries in March. It’s
Hay Festival Global has announced the free schools programme to open the spring edition in Hay-on-Wye, which takes place 23 May-2 June 2024. General site
Let It Shine! Take That switch on one of Amazon’s biggest Black Friday Deals Take That celebrate the return of last year’s sell-out Amazon and
Glastonbury hopefuls were met with disappointment this month as it was announced the festival’s ticket sale has been delayed by two weeks “out of fairness” to customers
