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Builth Wells

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Builth Wells

Town in Powys, central Wales; population (2001) 2,400. It is a centre for salmon fishing on the River Wye. A market town, it is the site of the showground for the Royal National Welsh Show. The town was largely rebuilt in the 18th century after a major fire.
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The Farmers' Union of Wales donated the red blazers that the Welsh team will be wearing at the 2010 Golden Shears - to be held during next year's Royal Welsh Show in Builth Wells.
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The Prince ordered the kitchen after touring Kenton Jones' trade stall at the show in Builth Wells, near Brecon.
Kitchen fit for a prince by The Mirror (London, England)
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