Missed anything in Cowbridge this week?

We always want you to be in the know at Nub News, so here's a round-up of everything that happened.

1. Cowbridge Food and Drink Festival will return after a two-year break. The Cowbridge Food and Drink Festival will return on the Easter bank holiday weekend (April 17-18) after a two-year break due to the pandemic. Click here to read more.

1. Cowbridge: Local artists collaborate for 'Sea of Change' exhibition at Old Hall Gallery. A group of artists will come together to exhibit a range of Welsh coastal pieces at a new exhibition at Old Hall Gallery. here.

1. Cowbridge charities can apply for grants of up to £10,000 to tackle isolation and loneliness. Western Power Distribution (WPD) is calling on Cowbridge charities and community groups to apply for grants of up to £10,000 from its annual Community Matters Fund. Read more here.

1. New memorial benches fitted at Cowbridge park. Two memorial benches have been fitted at Southgate Park in Cowbridge, replacing older ones that were moved to another area. Find out more here.

1. Cowbridge Farmers' Market producer wins Bronze at Artisan Marmalade Awards. A local preserves brand sold at the Cowbridge Farmers' Market on Saturday mornings has won Bronze at the annual Artisan Marmalade Awards. Read more here.

1. Cowbridge residents told to keep dogs away from livestock to avoid attacks. Dog owners in Cowbridge are being reminded to keep their dogs away from livestock as we near the end of lambing season. Read the full story here.

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