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Road conditions 'extremely poor' on A40 near Brecon
Police have warned of the “extremely poor” road conditions on the A40 at Brecon due to Storm Bert. Dyfed-Powys Police has urged drivers to only travel if necessary - specifically pointing out the A40 between Brecon and Sennybridge as a problem area. A …
£3.5 million project to transform former Brecon call centre into …
A major project to create a new multi-agency hub in Brecon is to begin next month thanks to £3.5 million in UK Government Levelling Up funding.
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Brecon Singers to sparkle in festive concert next weekend
Brecon Singers will deliver a sparkling Christmas concert in St Mary's Church, Brecon, next weekend. Brecon Singers, directed by the inspirational Robert Evans and accompanied by the Chamber Group Rejouissance, will perform 17th and 18th century music. The festive concert will take place on Saturday ...
Magical panto flies into Brecon this weekend
The company has grown from strength to strength since their first pantomime in 2016 at Pontardawe Arts Centre with 12 performances over a two-week period, growing year on year to now visiting three Welsh venues.
£1.8m theatre refurbishment to begin on Monday
A major refurbishment of Theatr Brycheiniog, in Brecon, is to begin on Monday (19 February) thanks to £1.8 million in UK Government Levelling Up funding.
Magical ballet returns to Brecon this December - Brecon & Radnor …
A review of the 2019 performances in the international publication, Dance for You magazine, said it was “almost certainly the first ballet of its kind to involve an entire community”, that the production was “a Triumph” and Brecon Festival Ballet had “succeeded in giving the small town of Brecon a Nutcracker that is good enough to grace any stage”.
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