| Builth Wells News |
| Builth Bike Bash - 7th & 8th July 2012 |
July 2nd 2012 |
| Building on the incredible success of last year’s Bike Fest, Builth is going bike mad in July with a whole weekend devoted to pedal power. Last year Builth Bike Bash crew motivated local people to cycle the total Tour of Britain mileage of 774 miles in one day. But the support was so great that the community clocked up nearly twice that distance. So this year they have raised the bar by throwing down the challenge of completing the Tour... |
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| Business/Organisation of the week |
| Savant Technologies |
Services > Consultants |
 Savant Technologies provides consultancy in the chemical analysis of finished foods, ingredients, animal feeding stuffs, clean and waste waters and other associated materials. Components of interest include compositional items (fat, protein, and carbohydrate), food additives, nutrients such as minerals and vitamins, contaminants such as pesticides, toxins and metals, and allergens.Savant Technologies also specialises in the maintenance of laboratory quality systems... |
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| Business/Organisation of the week |
| Savant Technologies |
Services > Consultants |
| Savant Technologies provides consultancy in the chemical analysis of finished foods, ingredients, animal feeding stuffs, clean and waste waters and other associated materials. Components of interest include compositional items (fat, protein, and carbohydrate), food additives, nutrients such as minerals and vitamins, contaminants such as pesticides, toxins and metals, and allergens.Savant Technologies also specialises in the maintenance of laboratory quality systems... |
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| Walk of the month |
| Builth Wells Town Walk |
 Start your walk at the Groe riverside park that one hundred years ago was used as rough grazing. See the six arched bridge built in 1775 and widened in 1925, the river marking the boundary between the old counties of Breconshire and Radnorshire. Follow the riverbank through the avenue of trees known as Abram’s Folly! Mr Abram Davies planted these trees and was called foolish in his time for so doing.
Turn left at the confluence of the Rivers Wye and... |
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