When our tour guide, a former miner, tells us that we’ll be descending 90 metres into the earth, no one in the group seems anxious. When we strap on headlamps – necessary accoutrements for navigating ...

The Brecon Beacons covers a vast area of 519 square miles of upland moors, mountains, woodland, forest and valleys from Hay-on-Wye in the east to Llandeilo in the west. The Brecon Beacons was the last ...

• Pen y Fan The Brecon Beacons is a north-facing mountain range in South Wales, near the town of Brecon. The range includes the highest point in southern Britain—Pen y fan, which climbs 2,907 feet ...

Staff at one of Wales' most popular tourist attractions have been working under "intolerable pressure" and are short on staff, according to a union. The Brecon Beacons attracts thousands of visitors a ...