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Ifor Williams Trailers has helped Dan Lydiate who has swapped tackling All Blacks for rearing pedigree Welsh Black cattle - Vimarsana News

Ifor Williams Trailers has helped Dan Lydiate who has swapped tackling All Blacks for rearing pedigree Welsh Black cattle

A DENBIGHSHIRE trailer firm is helping Welsh rugby colossus Dan Lydiate swap tackling All Blacks for rearing pedigree Welsh Black cattle. The fearless Wales and British and Irish Lions hero, 33, who now plays for the Ospreys, is preparing for life after rugby by returning to his roots as a farmer. The powerful 6ft 2ins, 17st 9Ibs Grand Slam winner is now hoping for agricultural accolades with his herd of Welsh Black cattle on the 500-acre family farm, Ty’n y Berth, just outside Llandrindod Wells, in Powys, and turned to Corwen-based Ifor Williams Trailers when he needed transport for ...

The horsebox has been turned into a mobile office and a commentary position for local shows in Ysbyty Ifan - Vimarsana News

The horsebox has been turned into a mobile office and a commentary position for local shows in Ysbyty Ifan

A TRAILER COMPANY based in Corwen has helped create a lasting legacy for a rural community after teaming up with a TV show to transform a vintage horsebox. It was turned into a mobile office and a commentary position for local shows in Ysbyty Ifan in Conwy after Ifor Williams Trailers worked with the producers of S4C series Prosiect Pum Mil (5,000 Pound Project) on the spectacular makeover. The 30-year-old horsebox was donated to the village committee by owner Jane Roberts and her family who live on the nearby Pennant farm. She bought it second hand in 1999 and it was in constant use ...