Dylan Davies

5 days ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Davies

Tregaroc will return on Saturday, 17 May (Tregaroc)Tregaron will be rocking next weekend with the return of its popular Welsh music festival. TregaRoc will take place on the streets of Tregaron on Saturday, 17 May, with a bustling line-up of artists. Performances will take place on the Square from 1pm and at the Bowling Club from 4.30pm and are free to attend. The party then moves to the Pabell Fawr at the rugby club from 7pm, with tickets costing £20.

6 days ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Davies

FUW President Ian Rickman (FUW)The Farmers’ Union of Wales has responded to the trade deal between UK and US, warning that safeguards must continue to be in place to protect Welsh farmers from being undermined by imports produced to lower food production standards. As part of the agreement, the US has gained broader access to the UK agricultural market, including a tariff-free quota for 13,000 tonnes of US beef and a tariff-free quota for ethanol.

6 days ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Davies

Maelgwyn Gwynedd scarecrow from last year's festival (Supplied)Old shirts and jumpers are being stuffed across a north Ceredigion community as it prepares to host its annual scarecrow festival. As the end of May and the second May bank holiday approaches, preparations for Borth Scarecrow Festival and Borthfest are in full swing. Yet again, Borth’s creativity shone through at last year’s Scarecrow Festival with nearly 60 entries: an amazing response from the Borth community, as usual.

6 days ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Davies

NFU Cymru says it has concerns over elements of a trade deal between the UK and USA. Following news of the US-UK trade agreement, NFU Cymru Deputy President Abi Reader said: “We find ourselves in this position as a direct result of tariffs introduced by the US administration in April. This is not something anybody wanted.

6 days ago | cambrian-news.co.uk | Dylan Davies

The In the Welsh Wind Team will be completing a half marathon in the Distillery grounds to raise money for Wales Air Ambulance (Supplied)A team from a south Ceredigion distillery are to swap stills for sports shows as they take on a unique challenge later this month. On Tuesday 27 May, the team at In the Welsh Wind will be walking, jogging or running a total of 13.68 miles between them, around the distillery grounds, to raise vital funds for Wales Air Ambulance.