RESIDENTS from New Radnor and surrounding areas gathered at the community-owned Radnor Arms pub this week, for an informative and engaging dementia awareness session. The pub, found on Broad Street, hosted the session which aimed to improve understanding and support for people living with dementia in the community. The event, led by healthcare professionals, highlighted the growing impact of dementia in Wales. Currently, more than 44,000 people aged 65 and over are living wit

BACK by popular demand, the Radnor Arms volunteer team has arranged for the return of its ever growing popular food van. Serving food from outside the pub, villages and those from the local area can enjoy freshly prepared hot food, along with their choice of beverage inside the Radnor Arms. A spokesperson from the volunteer team at the Radnor Arms, said: “We’ve had such a great response from locals on our food van events, and we’re always trying to keep the menu options fresh

COMMUNITY pub the Radnor Arms is continuing its fundraising drive through Powys Lotto, with residents in New Radnor and across Powys able to support the project by selecting the pub as their chosen charitable cause. To support the pub’s fundraising effort, Powys residents can purchase tickets via the Radnor Arms’ dedicated Powys Lotto account ( https://www.powyslotto.com/support/the-radnor-arms-hotel-limited-community-benefit ), with every ticket bought directly benefiting th