If you’re feeling peckish, with a couple of hours free on a weekday, and fancy a real dining treat, do what I did – take your loved one to the Tudor Farmhouse Hotel in Clearwell and dig into chef Rob Cox’ lunchtime Menu, the 5 Course Taster.

If you love walking you will love walking in the Wye Valley, and what better chance to learn about this beautiful area while getting your fill of exercise and fresh air, than by joining in the Ross-on-Wye Walking Festival – 3 days of guided walks along trails and footpaths offering a taste of the town and surrounding countryside.

Modern life is stressful. It’s a fact, even in the Forest of Dean. If you’re not suffering, consider yourself one of the lucky ones. Alas I’m not one of the lucky ones and I’ve tried many many ways to relax, with limited success – until now.

Take a look at the new video celebrating our beautiful Forest of Dean!

Take a grand tour of the best places to eat in the Wye Valley with our guide to River Wye restaurants. From small secret cafe’s to Michelin Star chef’s there’s something for every pallet.

The golf course at Herefordshire Golf Club was created by the legendary James Braid and has been described as the ‘Gleneagles of the Midlands’. Offering stunning views and challenge to golfers of all abilities you can have your chance to play here during their annual Festival of Golf.

Monmouth Music Festival returns for 2019 with more great music and events over 9 days and venues throughout Monmouth.

Marrying two ancient English and Welsh folk traditions, the Chepstow Wassail & Mari Lwyd has become a popular local event.

Billed as the Forest of Dean’s best kept secret, The Coleford Music Festival is held outdoors in Coleford town centre every summer.

The world renowned Brecon Jazz Festival returns for its 36th year along with the Brecon Fringe Festival.