Foody delights this summer in Bridgend County
Visitors to Bridgend County are in for a foody treat this summer with pop ups, festivals and restaurants galore.
READ MORETreat the dog mama in your life this Mother’s Day
Mother's Day is just around the corner and the day is becoming increasingly popular amongst dog parents who want to celebrate the day with their fur-babies. Take a look at our top picks in Bridgend for celebrating the dog mama in your life!
READ MOREVisit Bridgend for dog-friendly activities during half-term
Half-term is always a great opportunity for some quality time with the kids, but when we plan a big day out to keep the little ones occupied, we often have to leave our four-legged friends at home. Take a look at our top picks for dog-friendly half-term activities and places to visit!
READ MOREFall in love in Bridgend County
In Wales, we celebrate St Dwynwen’s Day (or 'Dydd Santes Dwynwen' in Welsh) on 25 January every year. It’s just like Valentine's Day, so it is positioned as the most romantic day of the year in Wales. We also think it’s a great prompt to think ahead and plan something special for later in the year.
READ MOREBlankets at the ready - the Ultimate Guide to Picnics in Bridgend County
Nothing says ‘summer staycation’ like a picnic. Pack a basket full of delicious local treats, spread out your blanket in the midst of some beautiful scenery and spend the day basking in the summer sun without a care in the world.
READ MOREBarking from bars to beaches: Bridgend's best spots for dogs this summer
With news that Dogs Trust will be extending its A Dog’s Trail with Snoopy and going walkies into Porthcawl in 2022, there’s now little doubt that Bridgend County is the paw-fect destination for coastal adventures with your four-legged friends.
READ MOREMaking the most of Bridgend County's independent shopping.
Bridgend County is home to friendly towns and villages bursting with fascinating independent shops to uncover. Whether you’re looking for the latest fashion from local designers, historic family-run businesses or delicious local Welsh produce, here's a guide for "Independents Day" 2021.
READ MOREOld House Llangynwyd
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 MOREForest Feastival cements Bridgend as exciting new food destination
‘Forest Feastival’, a brand new outdoor pop up food experience, is coming to Bridgend County this April and further boosts Bridgend County’s reputation as one of Wales’ most exciting new foodie destinations.
READ MOREA Local’s Guide to Llangynwyd
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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