The latest event in the RDCA’s Talking About the Tywi programme attracted an appreciative audience for a fascinating journey through Welsh history, culture and faith.
The day began with the tea tent team huddled under the marquee, listening to the rain hammer down with the sort of enthusiasm normally reserved
International Bog Day is the perfect moment to shine a light on one of Wales’ most overlooked natural assets: our peatlands. These extraordinary landscapes quietly
On tne evening of 11 June 2026, Isabel Macho and Laura Moss delivered an outstanding and inspiring talk, offering a clear, engaging, and deeply practical
As part of the RDCA’s “Talking about the Tywi” programme, residents gathered at the Royal Oak, Rhandirmwyn, on Thursday 14 May 2026 to hear Jane
A new play that aims to highlight the travesty of wind turbines and pylons devastating the Welsh countryside has just released its first recording on
The RDCA’s “Talking about the Tywi” programme delivered another well‑received evening on Thursday 16 April 2026, as community members gathered at the Royal Oak, Rhandirmwyn,
A programme of talks celebrating the life, history, and character of the Tywi Valley Talking about the Tywi is a new community-led series
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