Hay-on-Wye ranks fifth best‑value autumn staycation spot
Hay‑on‑Wye secures the top Welsh spot in a UK staycation value ranking, praised for free attractions and high visitor satisfaction despite pricey hotels.
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Hay‑on‑Wye secures the top Welsh spot in a UK staycation value ranking, praised for free attractions and high visitor satisfaction despite pricey hotels.
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BBC confirms the programme will film in Brecon on 15 October, inviting public applications after a May cancellation linked to Westminster events.
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