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Mari Edwards receives the Hefin Bennett Memorial Shield for best reciter from Margaret Bennett, alongside recitation adjudicator Eurig Salisbury, at the 109th Trefeglwys Eisteddfod.
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In pictures: Young performers shine at 109th Trefeglwys Eisteddfod

Powys County Council Leader, Councillor Jake Berriman and Pembrokeshire County Council Leader, Councillor Tessa Hodgson mark the handover at the Eisteddfod on Monday. Powys County Council Leader, Councillor Jake Berriman and Pembrokeshire County Council Leader, Councillor Tessa Hodgson mark the handover at the Eisteddfod on Monday.
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Baton handover as Powys prepares to host first National Eisteddfod in 11 years

Alun Jones (Chair Eisteddfod Powys 2026 Executive Committee), Wyn Williams (FUW), Aled Lewis, Emyr Wyn Davies (FUW) Alun Jones (Chair Eisteddfod Powys 2026 Executive Committee), Wyn Williams (FUW), Aled Lewis, Emyr Wyn Davies (FUW)
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Handcrafted chair unveiled ahead of Eisteddfod landing in Powys

Colourful procession in Powys town to launch 2027 Eisteddfod Colourful procession in Powys town to launch 2027 Eisteddfod
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Colourful procession in Powys town to launch 2027 Eisteddfod

Local farmer and opera singer help lead preparations for 2027 Eisteddfod Local farmer and opera singer help lead preparations for 2027 Eisteddfod
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Local farmer and opera singer help lead preparations for 2027 Eisteddfod

Talented singers at Arddleen CP School will perform the Cerdd Dant at Eisteddfod yr Urdd 2025 in Parc Margam, near Port Talbot Talented singers at Arddleen CP School will perform the Cerdd Dant at Eisteddfod yr Urdd 2025 in Parc Margam, near Port Talbot
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'I am so proud': Border primary school chosen to represent county at Urdd festival

Ysgol Pontrobert's brass band performed 'Peldroed' ('Football' in English) on the red pavilion. Ysgol Pontrobert's brass band performed 'Peldroed' ('Football' in English) on the red pavilion.
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20 fantastic pictures of Powys pupils taking part in the Urdd Eisteddfod

Llidiartywaun farmer and tree surgeon Roland Davies is a Welsh Learner of the Year 2023 finalist Llidiartywaun farmer and tree surgeon Roland Davies is a Welsh Learner of the Year 2023 finalist
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Powys farmer with E in GCSE announced Eisteddfod Welsh Learner of the Year finalist

Treowen Primary School pupils Ella-Mai Jones, Georgie Kendall-Evans, Hope Allport, Aleya Jones, Hannah-May Hedley (holding dragon), Aaron Whiffen, Madison Davies, Ffion Gwillt and Mia Lawson will perform 'Myrddin' on stage. Treowen Primary School pupils Ella-Mai Jones, Georgie Kendall-Evans, Hope Allport, Aleya Jones, Hannah-May Hedley (holding dragon), Aaron Whiffen, Madison Davies, Ffion Gwillt and Mia Lawson will perform 'Myrddin' on stage.
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Newtown pupils reach Urdd Eisteddfod finals for first time in school's history

Machynlleth councillor responds to Urdd Eisteddfod move Machynlleth councillor responds to Urdd Eisteddfod move
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'Disappointment' in Machynlleth after Urdd Eisteddfod moved 30 miles away to Meifod

Newtown's St Mary's Catholic Primary School pupils with the legendary Mr Urdd. Newtown's St Mary's Catholic Primary School pupils with the legendary Mr Urdd.
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Here's why Machynlleth will no longer host Urdd Eisteddfod 2024

Mr Urdd will be giving a warm welcome to Eisteddfod competitors and visitors near Meifod in 2024. Mr Urdd will be giving a warm welcome to Eisteddfod competitors and visitors near Meifod in 2024.
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Urdd Eisteddfod 2024 relocates from Machynlleth to Meifod

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