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Welcome
Welcome to Around and About, the go to publication promoting everything local in Builth Wells, Llandrindod Wells, Newbridge-on-Wye and surrounding villages our aim is to bring the community together.
Our A5, full-colour, free publications are delivered seasonally door-to-door. Reaching 17,500 approx readers from the comfort of their own home. You can also pick up a copy at local community points.
Each issue contains editorial content, including fashion features, recipes, interior tips, news and information about local charities and events. As consumers, we have the ability make our own choices where we spend. We make it easy to find and support local businesses that are working hard to help the community’s grow.
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A dependable choice of advertising for many local businesses and organisations. With 80% of advertisers taking repeat adverts in each issue.
Looking to effectively promote your goods and services to local residents. Then get in touch!
Around & About Autumn Issue
Autumn is upon us – bringing with it crisp mornings, darker evenings, and the beautiful changing colours of the season.
In this issue, we get to know local sculptor Stephanie Jacobs, who has recently moved into West End Stores in Builth. She’ll be hosting workshops over the coming months, so why not give sculpting a go?
There are some exciting new businesses popping up locally. Have you discovered the Chalybeate Tea Room at Rock Park?
Fancy Paws is offering a personal touch for your pooch – give Sam a call.
Speaking of blooming businesses, Vicki and the team at Bloomrium have moved premises, now offering a welcoming hub for both flower lovers and book enthusiasts.
Audrey’s has launched their new Autumn collection – and I, for one, can’t wait to check it out!
There’s a packed programme at Wyeside this season, with a variety of cinema, live, and satellite performances. I’m especially looking forward to The Roses, Materialists, and Moments of Pleasure: The Music of Kate Bush.
As always, we’re proud to feature our trusted local suppliers, many of whom I’ve had the pleasure of working with recently during my move.
And dare I say it… Christmas is creeping closer!
Upcoming Events
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Farmers Market
Friday 31 October
Join us for a cuppa and browse the local crafts! What better way to spend a crisp Autumn morning! Invite friends and treat yourself to some tasty delights for the weekend ahead.
We will have an array of stallholders to tantalise your taste buds, from Alex Gooch Bread, Alfie Dan's Market Garden Seasonal Vegetables, preserves, Cakes, fudge and crafts. Local Artisans will be showcasing their talents.
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Builth Wells Christmas Illuminated Tractor Run
Saturday 13 December
Builth Wells is set to sparkle this Christmas with a spectacular Illuminated Tractor Run, bringing festive cheer to the whole community. The event promises an evening full of light, laughter - perfect for families and visitors alike.
The celebrations begin with a Festive Fair at Wyeside Arts Centre from 3pm, offering seasonal stalls. Shoppers can also make the most of late-night shopping throughout the town, with many local businesses staying open to join in the Christmas fun.
At 5pm, illuminated tractors will gather at Builth Market, ready to set off on a dazzling parade through the town.
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Royal Welsh Winter Fair
Monday 24 - Tuesday 25 November
As one of the finest prime stock shows in Europe, the Winter Fair draws crowds from far and wide to enjoy two-days packed full of competitions, festivities and Christmas shopping.
Along with the usual packed schedule of competitions, exhibitions and displays the Winter Fair also offers shoppers the perfect opportunity to pick up some unique and original Christmas gifts. The Food Hall will be packed full of the very best Welsh producers showcasing their produce and tempting visitors to try the wide variety of culinary delights on offer.