Events Overview

• Jack and the Beanstalk. A traditional Pantomime written by Alison Mead Harvey. Directed by Lee Price and Lawry Thomas. Brought to you by the Rhayader Players January 31st 7.30 February 1st 2.30 and 7.30 (Doors open half an hour before the show starts).
• A tale of love, adventure and some beans! A gruesome Giant, a Wicked Witch, a fabulous fairy, a brave hero, the obligatory village idiot, a daft Dame and of course, a cute and cuddly cow! The kingdom is in trouble! Giant Igyn and his sister Poison Ivy are blackmailing the royal family by forcing them to pay protection money or else the Giant will gobble them up. Dame Trott, along with her son Jack and Dozy Den are facing eviction. They need the help of you all to come up with a plan. Can this gang save the kingdom from destruction and beat the beastly Giant and Wicked Witch? Can Fairy Beansprout help them out with her dazzlingly smile and magical powers? Come and watch our wonderful pantomime and find out!

Walk in the area around Cameddau near the reservoir on Rogo

People joining walks do so at their own risk, with no responsibility being attached to any other individual or the group as a whole.

It is suggested that walkers carry food and drink and wear footwear and clothing appropriate to the terrain and the season.

Leaders reserve the right to exclude walkers they do not judge capable of safely completing the walk from joining the group for whatever reason.

For all walks, except where stated differently, please meet at the Leisure Centre Car Park at least 5 minutes before the starting time.

Dogs must be kept under close control at all times. Routes alter if weather conditions are inclement or for any other reason at the leader’s discretion.

For queries concerning individual walks, please contact the walk leader. For general information contact Alan Austin 07791775612 austin529@btinternet.com

Walk in the area of Presteigne

People joining walks do so at their own risk, with no responsibility being attached to any other individual or the group as a whole.

It is suggested that walkers carry food and drink and wear footwear and clothing appropriate to the terrain and the season.

Leaders reserve the right to exclude walkers they do not judge capable of safely completing the walk from joining the group for whatever reason.

For all walks, except where stated differently, please meet at the Leisure Centre Car Park at least 5 minutes before the starting time.

Dogs must be kept under close control at all times. Routes alter if weather conditions are inclement or for any other reason at the leader’s discretion. For queries concerning individual walks, please contact the walk leader. For general information contact Alan Austin

07791775612 austin529@btinternet.com

In its 41st year, RTL 2025 brings the 30km and 10km road running races back to the centre of town. Starting and finishing at the Smithfield our routes make use of the stunning Elan Valley especially the challenging and iconic 30km race.

Llanidloes Woods to Fan Village, via Garth Hill returning along Clywedog

Circular Walk in the Elan Valley

People joining walks do so at their own risk, with no responsibility being attached to any other individual or the group as a whole.

It is suggested that walkers carry food and drink and wear footwear and clothing appropriate to the terrain and the season.

Leaders reserve the right to exclude walkers they do not judge capable of safely completing the walk from joining the group for whatever reason. For all walks, except where stated differently, please meet at the Leisure Centre Car Park at least 5 minutes before the starting time. Dogs must be kept under close control at all times.

Routes alter if weather conditions are inclement or for any other reason at the leader’s discretion.

For queries concerning individual walks, please contact the walk leader. For general information contact Alan Austin 07791775612 austin529@btinternet.com

Walk from Radnorshire Wildlife Trust Pen-twyn farm via source of Lugg (7.5 miles)

People joining walks do so at their own risk, with no responsibility being attached to any other individual or the group as a whole.

It is suggested that walkers carry food and drink and wear footwear and clothing appropriate to the terrain and the season. Leaders reserve the right to exclude walkers they do not judge capable of safely completing the walk from joining the group for whatever reason. For all walks, except where stated differently, please meet at the Leisure Centre Car Park at least 5 minutes before the starting time.

Dogs must be kept under close control at all times. Routes alter if weather conditions are inclement or for any other reason at the leader’s discretion. For queries concerning individual walks, please contact the walk leader.

For general information contact Alan Austin 07791775612 austin529@btinternet.com

Walk from Llanwrthwl community hall car park

People joining walks do so at their own risk, with no responsibility being attached to any other individual or the group as a whole.

It is suggested that walkers carry food and drink and wear footwear and clothing appropriate to the terrain and the season. Leaders reserve the right to exclude walkers they do not judge capable of safely completing the walk from joining the group for whatever reason. For all walks, except where stated differently, please meet at the Leisure Centre Car Park at least 5 minutes before the starting time.

Dogs must be kept under close control at all times. Routes alter if weather conditions are inclement or for any other reason at the leader’s discretion. For queries concerning individual walks, please contact the walk leader.

For general information contact Alan Austin 07791775612 austin529@btinternet.com