With the chain glinting in the sunlight – another five photographs and we managed to walk another five yards tempted across the road by the fantastic array of beautiful looking soaps and gifts on offer – we discovered – by The Soaping Goat.  So – here we met an effervescent farmers wife from Crai

It really was the ladies in their hats that drew us across the road.  Sally and Phyllis were in Victorian garb which we recall having seen on a previous event some years ago at Bodnant.

Fantastic visit to the Honey Fair in Conwy, most importantly accompanying the Mayor of Conwy and but also representing Guto (who is abroad with the APPG).  In brilliant sunshine we met so many interesting people just visiting and others selling.  It took us two and a half hours to walk the High S

Sioe Ysbyty Ifan

The Post Office are delighted to let you know that following the temporary closure Llanfairfechan Post Office the branch will be re-opening on Thursday 18 October 2018. This will be in a new location - Village Food & Wine, Village Road, Llanfairfechan, LL33 0NH.  

Heidi Allen, the MP for South Cambridgeshire, recently wrote to Vortex, the manufacturer of Orkambi - Heidi’s response from Vortex is attached.

Yn ddiweddar fe wnaeth Heidi Allen, yr AS dros Dde Swydd Gaergrawnt, ysgrifennu at Vortex, gwneuthurwr Orkambi – mae’r ymateb gan Vortex wedi'i atodi. 

Aberconwy is home to some fantastic food and drink producers.  Sausages and lamb from Edwards of Conwy, butter and cheese from Bodnant, wine from Gwinllan, gin from Snowdonia Distillery and cakes from Siwgr a Sbeis in Llanrwst are just a tiny snapshot of the high quality food and drink on offer from Aberconwy producers. 

Mae llawer o gynhyrchwyr bwyd a diod gwych yn Aberconwy.  Cig oen a sosejis gan Edwards o Gonwy, menyn a chaws gan Bodnant, gwin gan Gwinllan, gin gan Snowdonia Distillery a chacennau gan Siwgr a Sbeis yn Llanrwst – dim ond ychydig o blith nifer fawr o’r bwydydd a’r diodydd o safon uchel sydd ar gael gan gynhyrchwyr yn Aberconwy yw'r rhain. 

It was a pleasure on Saturday to attend a well-supported show at Llanrwst which, I’m pleased to say, also enjoyed the weather that the efforts of the volunteers deserve.

The previous week I had missed the Eglwysbach show for the first time since my election back in 2010 due to family commitments, so it was good to be able to catch-up with organisations such as the Farmers Union of Wales, the National Farmers Union and others who work to ensure that we have a vibrant and functioning rural community here in north west Wales.

Are you interested in supporting local owners to protect our heritage? We are fortunate to have a wide range of buildings, castles, guest houses, historic houses and farmhouses in the constituency that are listed.

A hoffech chi helpu perchnogion lleol i warchod ein treftadaeth? Rydym yn ffodus o gael amrywiaeth eang o adeiladau, cestyll, gwestai bach, tai hanesyddol a ffermdai yn yr etholaeth sydd wedi’u rhestru.

Members and staff from the Farmers Union of Wales have recently taken on the highest mountain in Wales and England, climbing six of the routes up Snowdon in twelve hours, all in the name of charity.  Some of those taking part in the fundraiser climbed the mountain three times in the twelve hours available, raising over £1300 for the Union’s President’s charities, Alzheimer’s Society Cymru and The Farming Community Network.  Well done to all involved!  

Yn ddiweddar bu aelodau a staff Undeb Amaethwyr Cymru’n herio’r mynydd uchaf yng Nghymru a Lloegr, gan ddringo chwech o’r llwybrau i gopa’r Wyddfa mewn deuddeg awr, a hynny i gyd i godi arian at achosion da. Roedd ambell un o’r rhai a gymerodd ran wedi dringo’r mynydd dair gwaith yn y deuddeg awr oedd ar gael, gan godi dros £1300 i elusennau Llywydd yr Undeb, Cymdeithas Alzheimer’s Cymru a’r Rhwydwaith Cymunedau Ffermio.  Da iawn bawb a gymerodd ran!