Ruth conquers Three Peaks in aid of local heart charity
Crickhowell’s Ruth Cornish has raised more than £400 for the North Gwent Cardiac Rehabilitation & Aftercare Charity by completing the demanding South Wales Three Peaks Trial route.
Couple spread the word for Potato Growing Challenge (Abergavenny Chronicle, 11 March 2026)
Crickhowell couple Ruth Cornish and John Hyde raised almost £300 for us, selling entries to our annual Potato Growing Challenge at a pop-up stall on Crickhowell High Street.
Get growing spuds for a great cause (Abergavenny Chronicle, 04 March 2026)
The North Gwent Cardiac Rehabilitation & Aftercare Charity's much-loved annual Potato Growing Challenge is back for 2026, with people of all ages invited to roll up their sleeves and grow their way to glory in support of a good cause.
Get growing for a great cause: annual Potato Growing Challenge returns
Our much-loved annual Potato Growing Challenge is back for 2026, and we're inviting people of all ages to roll up their sleeves, have a bit of fun, and grow their way to glory – all while supporting our vital work in the community.
Records tumble at Potato Growing Challenge (Abergavenny Chronicle, 11 August 2025)
Two rookie growers have come up trumps – and broken all previous records - at the weigh-in for our annual Potato Growing Challenge!
Third time lucky for Tom and Barbara in local heart charity’s Potato Growing Challenge (Abergavenny Chronicle, 24 July 2024)
Persistence has finally paid off for Tregare couple Tom and Barbara Anstey, who took the top prize in this year's Potato Growing Challenge.
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