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As the country still rides high on the aftermath of the Royal Wedding, we are delighted to announce that the during next month’s Royal Welsh Show (23 – 26 July) we will be holding our own ‘The Great Royal Welsh Bloom Off’ competition.

Mae Cyngor Sir Powys yn gofyn i breswylwyr yn Llanfair-ym-Muallt a’r Cylch a allan nhw helpu i gefnogi’r gwelliannau diogelwch a lles sydd ar y gweill ar gyfer y Sioe Fawr eleni.

A fun-filled couple of days has been enjoyed by thousands at the Royal Welsh Spring Festival in Llanelwedd this weekend. A celebration of smallholding and rural life, the Spring Festival is a firm favourite for many in the spring show season.

The setting for the 2018 Royal Welsh Grassland Event, in the heart of this year’s Royal Welsh Feature County of Montgomeryshire, made it readily accessible to farmers from a wide area of England and Wales and attracted an impressive number of visitors.

Bydd nifer o fesurau i wella lles a diogelwch yn cael eu cyflwyno yn ardal Llanfair-ym-Muallt erbyn y Sioe Fawr eleni yn dilyn adolygiad eang.

For more than a century, the Royal Welsh Agricultural Society (RWAS) has played a leading role in the development of agriculture and the rural Welsh economy. Today, that development includes the support of organisations such as R.A.B.I – farming’s oldest and largest welfare charity.

The setting for the 2018 Royal Welsh Grassland Event, in the heart of this year’s RWAS Feature County, makes it readily accessible to farmers from a wide area of England and Wales. The fact that the host, Martin Evans, is a highly regarded dairy farmer, contractor, businessman and former Sir Bryner Jones winner means the event is perfectly placed to attract record crowds.

Credwch neu beidio, ar benwythnos 19 ac 20 Mai nid Gŵyl Wanwyn Frenhinol Cymru fydd yr unig ddathliad Brenhinol sy’n digwydd...

Sut bynnag, i’r rheini ohonoch na fydd yn derbyn gwahoddiad i briodas Harry a Meghan, bydd digonedd o ddathliadau’r briodas Frenhinol yn yr ŵyl ar ddydd Sadwrn 19 Mai, i bawb gymryd rhan ynddyn nhw.