May 14, 2021
We spoke with Laura Williams, Manager of the Old House in Llangynwyd, reputed to be Wales' oldest pub. Llangynwyd is the perfect place for those looking to explore and enjoy the great outdoors, surrounded by miles of cycle paths and hiking trails and the Old House now has seven new guest bedrooms!
READ MOREWinter is a great time to get out an enjoy some bracing walks with your four-legged friend. There are no restrictions this time of year so you can explore all of Bridgend County’s beaches before stopping by one of our brilliant coffee shops for a warming tea or coffee.
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Here in Bridgend County, we take sustainability seriously. With golden beaches, luscious parklands and protected nature reserves on our doorstep, taking pride in our natural environment is a top priority.
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As COVID-19 continues to keep the entire world All Shook Up, organisers unfortunately had no choice but to cancel the internationally-acclaimed Porthcawl Elvis Festival.
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When it comes to great golfing, there are few places in the UK that compare to Bridgend County’s beautiful, green courses.
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Rediscover Bridgend’s beautiful beaches and dramatic sea views by foot with one of these wonderful coastal walks.
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Tucked away within the sweeping valley of Llynfi, the medieval village of Llangynwyd makes the perfect base for a holiday in Bridgend County. Earlier this month, we spoke to Jo of Pentre Farmhouse to create an ultimate local’s guide to Llangynwyd.
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Throw yourself into the exhilarating world of Bridgend County’s outdoor adventure activities.
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After months of lockdown, savour the simple pleasures of good food and fantastic weather with outdoor dining at some of Bridgend County’s much-loved restaurants and foodie hotspots.
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