his year, for the first time, BFB is presenting a Spring production, with three performances on the weekend of 6th - 7th April.

Walking the Brecon Beacons are holding an open day at their base; The Visitor Centre, Forest Holidays, Garwnant on 16th March 2024. Learn more about the group here…

Powys Samaritans are an independent local charity affiliated to the UK-wide Samaritans organisation. They run a phone line offering emotional support 24 hours a day.

Aberhonddu Angels WI is not just a meeting; it’s a community of dynamic women redefining the WI experience in Brecon. If you seek an inclusive, diverse, and evening-friendly WI experience, look no further.

Brecon Advice Centre (BAC) was constituted in 1976 and is now an integral part of Brecon town. Read about their work in their article…

We sat down with Mike Cornish, Operations Manager at Warma UK and local Brecon resident.

If you’re looking for a local walk this December, look no further!

We spoke to Crafts From the Valley about the gifts they have on offer. Here’s what they had to say…

The trial has now been extended for another month until Wednesday 1st November. It’s not too late to take part!

It’s Brecon Baroque Festival time again!

Mid Wales Opera are back on tour with the sixth of their critically acclaimed SmallStages productions.

Learn about the new developments at Hillscott Projects Ltd., in Brecon.

Mid Wales Dance Academy is a large, privately run dance school with over 200 pupils from the age of 3 years. They offer a range of classes, including ballet, tap and street dance.

At Brecon Beacons College, we will soon be reopening our doors to new students! This year, we will be enrolling at our new facilities in y Gaer, Brecon’s state-of-the-art Museum and Library.

Your History: Brecon Flooding 1884

Sobremesa is a new tap room and bottle shop opened up just outside Talgarth. Read their article to learn more about their ethos…

Brecon show is back!

New in Town: Octopus

Your History: Learn about Watergate Bridge.

‘Bridges were erected to make river crossings available throughout the year. The largest Brecon Bridge is the Usk Bridge, allowing the town’s folk to cross to Llanfaes’.