This venue is essential for people who don't know the area or want a base to plan there adventures. I feel it's closure will effect tourism in that area.
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Jessica Phillips
10 years ago
An amazing place. Only found it last year. I've taken all my family and friends there. My family and I have spent many occasions there as it caters for everyone. DONT GET RID OF IT PUT MONEY INTO ADVERTISING ITS THERE! If people don't know its there then they're not going to use it.
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Beverley Layhe
10 years ago
This is so vital to the area - our first visit to the Brecons, we found it so helpful & it was great to be able to sit & enjoy a coffee etc also browse round the shop
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Jennifer Agg
10 years ago
I have enjoyed the visitors centres on various visits to my friend near Brecon, and would greatly deplore their loss. I fail to see how decreasing the amenities can encourage visitor numbers to the area.
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Peter Dickson
10 years ago
If funding is a problem, keep local front line staff who know their onions and reduce distant bureaucrats who don't.
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Jenny Simmons
10 years ago
We visit the Libanus centre several times a year and on each occasion there has always been visitors asking the staff for advice on experiencing the beacons. It is very shortsighted to lose these resources as visitors bring a great deal of money into the area.
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alison johnston
10 years ago
I have lots of childhood memories spent up here and it should never be closing KEEP IT OPEN
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clare wright
10 years ago
Both these centres are a vital resource for visitors to the Brecon Beacons national Park. 99.9% of my guests visit one of these places and the feedback is always positive, quite often one of their highlights. It would be very shortsighted to close the centres and impact the tourism industry and local economy.
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Mathew
10 years ago
My family love going to the mountain centre in Brecon , the staff and service is excellent !
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Donna Darbyshire
10 years ago
This facility really shouldn't be closed- would be a disgrace
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Anne Morgan
10 years ago
This is such a valued local resource, a great place to take visitors, and would be profoundly missed were it to be closed.
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Julia Harris
10 years ago
Talk about throwing the baby out with the bath water. Who's short sighted plan was this.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Please don't close this lovely facility. Our visits to the Brecon Beacons would not be complete without a trip to the Information Centre and shop.
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Susan Snook
10 years ago
Can't believe that they are going to close such a busy place. Lack of foresight by the County Council.
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Hilary
10 years ago
This is sad !
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Iolo Williams
10 years ago
Please don't close the visitor centre. It provides invaluable information for thousands of visitors to the National Park each year as well as selling some essential kit for hill walkers.
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Joe Minihane
· petition starter
10 years ago
Hi Godfrey, well i contacted Iolo Williams and he was not aware or happy, he stated he would put something on the radio but have not heard anything since. Bbc welsh news and countryfile have also been contacted.
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Steve Powderhill
10 years ago
I strongly disagree with this decision to close the visitor centre.
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Godfrey Bradshaw
10 years ago
Visitor Centre's are a vital part of local spots. Obviously, the local authority only sees profit, and when that doesn't accrue to their liking, their driving principle is to shut it down. Shame! I wonder what Iolo Williams must think?
I love that place !! what else can I say!
This venue is essential for people who don't know the area or want a base to plan there adventures. I feel it's closure will effect tourism in that area.
An amazing place. Only found it last year. I've taken all my family and friends there. My family and I have spent many occasions there as it caters for everyone. DONT GET RID OF IT PUT MONEY INTO ADVERTISING ITS THERE! If people don't know its there then they're not going to use it.
This is so vital to the area - our first visit to the Brecons, we found it so helpful & it was great to be able to sit & enjoy a coffee etc also browse round the shop
I have enjoyed the visitors centres on various visits to my friend near Brecon, and would greatly deplore their loss. I fail to see how decreasing the amenities can encourage visitor numbers to the area.
If funding is a problem, keep local front line staff who know their onions and reduce distant bureaucrats who don't.
We visit the Libanus centre several times a year and on each occasion there has always been visitors asking the staff for advice on experiencing the beacons. It is very shortsighted to lose these resources as visitors bring a great deal of money into the area.
I have lots of childhood memories spent up here and it should never be closing KEEP IT OPEN
Both these centres are a vital resource for visitors to the Brecon Beacons national Park. 99.9% of my guests visit one of these places and the feedback is always positive, quite often one of their highlights. It would be very shortsighted to close the centres and impact the tourism industry and local economy.
My family love going to the mountain centre in Brecon , the staff and service is excellent !
This facility really shouldn't be closed- would be a disgrace
This is such a valued local resource, a great place to take visitors, and would be profoundly missed were it to be closed.
Talk about throwing the baby out with the bath water. Who's short sighted plan was this.
Please don't close this lovely facility. Our visits to the Brecon Beacons would not be complete without a trip to the Information Centre and shop.
Can't believe that they are going to close such a busy place. Lack of foresight by the County Council.
This is sad !
Please don't close the visitor centre. It provides invaluable information for thousands of visitors to the National Park each year as well as selling some essential kit for hill walkers.
Hi Godfrey, well i contacted Iolo Williams and he was not aware or happy, he stated he would put something on the radio but have not heard anything since. Bbc welsh news and countryfile have also been contacted.
I strongly disagree with this decision to close the visitor centre.
Visitor Centre's are a vital part of local spots. Obviously, the local authority only sees profit, and when that doesn't accrue to their liking, their driving principle is to shut it down. Shame! I wonder what Iolo Williams must think?