Monthly Archives: September 2014

Valentine Warner makes his fifth appearance at this year’s Abergavenny Food Festival. He took some time to chat exclusively to the Focus about his new book: What to Eat Next, and why he loves to keep coming back to Abergavenny. Valentine, this is your fifth year at the Abergavenny Food Festival. What keeps you coming […]

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Maggie’s, the charity which provides free practical, emotional and social support for people with cancer and their family and friends, is delighted that Elizabeth and Ross Murray have chosen to open their wonderful garden to the public on Sunday 21st September from 11am to 4 pm to support the campaign to build Maggie’s South East […]

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Dyfed Powys Police are supporting the new online advice service to help people protect their mobile phone handsets that has been launched across the UK. Advice has been published on Police.uk (www.police.uk/crime-prevention-advice/protecting-your-mobile-phone/ )  with the support of major phone manufacturers Apple, Blackberry, LG, Samsung, Sony, Nokia and Windows Phones. The service encourages the public to […]

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Groundbreaking Feminist Classic comes to Brecon This Autumn, UK Touring Theatre presents the World Premiere of a brand new English version of A Doll’s House; Henrik Ibsen’s groundbreaking play about marriage, money, and the freedom of women in the late 19th century. Following the success of their highly-acclaimed national tour of Strindberg’s Miss Julie in […]

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Cultivating your own fruit and vegetables is a growing trend. Vegetable seed sales now outstrip those of flower seeds as more and more of us hop on the grow your own bandwagon. Fruit and vegetables that you have grown yourself not only come with the inbuilt satisfaction that you ‘did that’ but also the knowledge […]

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