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Gwion and Louise Llwyd hosted the breakfast at Brydir Farm with FUW Meirionnydd County Executive Officer Huw Jones[/caption]
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It’s good talk over breakfast around the table – FUW Meirionnydd hosts a successful breakfast at Brydir Farm, Dyffryn Ardudwy[/caption]
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(l-r) FUW Managing Director Alan Davies, the family at Waun – Catrin, Rhun, Gaenor, Glesni and Glyndwr; Liz Saville Roberts MP, and FUW North Wales Finance & Organisation Committee Member Dewi Owen[/caption]
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Llew Coch staff, including Ceris, Berwyn and Beryl Hughes; Farming Connect Development Officer Meirionnydd Eryl P Roberts and Meironnydd FUW Vice Chairman Geraint Davies[/caption]
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Alwen Davies, Haf Puw, Connie Davies, and Gwenno Puw cooked up a storm for breakfast guests at Castell Hen Farm, Parc[/caption]
Members and friends of the Farmers’ Union of Wales in Meirionnydd enjoyed a week of indulgent Welsh farmhouse breakfast events, in aid of the British Heart Foundation Cymru.
The four events, which were held at Saturday, January 23 at Waun Farm, Llanergryn, Monday, January 25 at Castell Hen Farm, Parc, Wednesday, January 27 at Brydir Farm, Dyffryn Ardudwy and Thursday, January 28 at Y Llew Coch, Dinas Mawddwy, raised £1400 for the Union’s chosen charitable cause.
County Executive Officer Huw Jones, who has been organising the events, said: “I would like to first and foremost thank all of our breakfast hosts for cooking up a storm of Welsh produce breakfast delights and of course our generous produce sponsors. We are also extremely grateful to those who attended the events – there has been overwhelming support.
“The FUW has been supporting the farmhouse breakfast week for 16 years now and at a local level it is going from strength to strength.
“Not only are we able to raise money for a very worthwhile cause but it also gives us the chance to come together round a table and talk.
“There is no doubt that eating a nutritious balanced breakfast is good for our health and well-being, but so is talking. When we all sit together as a family we can talk about our worries and problems and together find a solution over a cup of tea.”