Hay Festival Sponsors

A 2 B Taxis & Minibus Hire
Airport and courier service.
01874 754007, 07970 915040

Academi
The Academi is the Welsh National Literature Promotion Agency And Society For Authors. In addition to supporting over 1,200 literature events annually, the Academi runs readings, courses, competitions, including the Cardiff International Poetry Competition, conferences, tours by authors, lectures, international exchanges, events for schools, literary performances and festivals. Academi is also responsible for the Wales Book of the Year Awards, the Welsh Academy Encyclopedia of Wales and the National Poet of Wales.

Academi Chief Executive Officer: Peter Finch, Mount Stuart House, Mount Stuart Square, Cardiff, CF105FQ, 029 2047 2266, www.academi.org

A. J. Jones & Sons
Hay’s own craft bakery where bread is still made in the old fashioned way, without additives, in our traditional brick ovens. Ask for our bread and cakes in the shops in Hay.
23 Lion Street, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5AD, 01497 820970

Art Meets Matter
Those award-winning designers who brought you the classic Penguin® range of mugs, deckchairs and all things bookish are back again with more deckchairs, new designs and the launch of Bookchase®, a stunning new board game for book lovers everywhere. Ever read a book? Why not lose yourself in a good Bookchase®.
0870 2422851, www.artmeetsmatter.com

Arts & Business
A&B is the specialist in assisting business and the arts to work together, encouraging and enabling sustainable relationships of all kinds between the two sectors. Its members have access to a wide range of programmes that effectively address core business objectives through the arts - from staff development to marketing to CSR.
029 2030 3023, cymru@AandB.org.uk, www.aandb.org.uk

Arts Council of Wales
The Arts Council of Wales (ACW) is a registered charity and is responsible for funding and developing the arts in Wales. The Welsh Assembly Government provides ACW with funding. ACW also distributes Lottery money for the arts in Wales. ACW has offices in Colwyn Bay, Carmarthen and Cardiff.
9 Museum Place, Cardiff, CF10 3NX, 02920 376500, www.artswales.org.uk

Arts Disability Wales
Arts Disability Wales works throughout Wales to promote equal opportunities in the arts for disabled people.
Sbectrwm, Bwlch Road, Fairwater, Cardiff, CF5 3EF, 029 2055 1040, www.dacymru.com

Ascari Café
Ascari can meet all your catering needs with their highly regarded outside and event catering, and their café and restaurant in the heart of Hereford.
West Street, Hereford, 01432 265147, info@café-ascari.net, www.cafe-ascari.net

Barclays Wealth
Barclays Wealth serves high net worth and mass affluent clients, primarily in the UK, Europe and Asia, providing private banking, asset management and financial planning services. We offer customers a truly integrated wealth management service. Barclays Wealth offers bespoke, innovative solutions for a wide variety of clients’ investment management, private banking and financial planning needs. We work closely with clients to evaluate their financial objectives and risk appetite to develop personalised financial and investment plans. As part of the Barclays Group, we have the scale and international reach to identify the best financial products globally including drawing on the product capability of Barclays Capital and Barclays Global Investors (the investment banking and institutional asset management divisions of Barclays).
www.barclayswealth.com

BBC Radio Cymru
BBC Radio Cymru yw’r unig wasanaeth radio cenedlaethol Cymraeg sy’n darparu 20 awr o raglenni amrywiol bob diwrnod ar FM, Cebl, Lloeren, Freeview a’r we. BBC Radio Cymru is the only dedicated Welsh language radio service which provides a variety of programmes, 20 hours a day on FM, Cable, Satellite, Freeview and online.
www.bbc.co.uk/radiocymru

BBC Radio 3
Radio 3 is at the heart of the nation’s creative community. It’s the leading broadcaster of live music and arts offering listeners a unique range of classical, jazz and world music, as well as documentaries on arts and ideas, and drama both traditional and innovative.
www.bbc.co.uk/radio3

BBC Radio 4
BBC Radio 4 hosts a unique mix of news and current affairs, documentaries, comedy, drama, readings, discussions, science and arts programming. Radio 4 is the home of radio comedy and the world’s biggest commissioner of new writing whether it be plays, stories or comedies. You can listen again for up to 7 days after broadcast at: www.bbc.co.uk/radio4

BioRegional
BioRegional is creating an international network of One Planet Communities – where it is easy for people to lead happy and healthy lives within a fair share of the earth’s resources.www.bioregional.com

Bjornsonfestivalen
29 August – 2 September 2007. The leading Scandinavian literary festival takes place in Molde, Norway.
post@bjornsonfestivalen.no, www.bjornsonfestivalen.no

Blas
The Blas showcase of Welsh food and drink celebrates the True Taste/Gwir Flas award winners. Treat yourself to an indulgent meal from the restaurant or a quick snack from Food to Go and enjoy the best that Wales has to offer. Blas is a Welsh Assembly Government initiative to promote award-winning food and drink from Wales.
www.walesthetruetaste.com

Blue Boar Inn
Home cooked breakfast, lunches and evening meals. Coffees, teas, licenced bar serving traditional ales.
Open fires and garden restaurant. Castle Street, Hay-on-Wye, 01497 820884

Book Aid International
Book Aid International works to support reading and learning in 17 countries in sub-Saharan Africa and Palestine. We provide over half a million books each year and support literacy, education, training and publishing in the developing world.
Please come and visit us at the Burnt Sugar exhibition! www.bookaid.org

Bookends
An independent book chain with branches across the region, stocking a large selection of new, second-hand and antiquarian books on all subjects.
The Pavement, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5BU, www.bookends.uk.com, info@bookends.uk.com

The Book People
The Book People was founded in 1988 by Ted Smart and has since grown to become one of the nation’s largest independent booksellers. Committed to making books affordable and accessible to as wide an audience as possible, The Book People carefully selects the very best books available and offer these hand-picked titles at unbeatable prices. We are not a book club, you choose what you want, when you want. You can shop in a variety of ways - mail order catalogue, online at www.thebookpeople.co.uk or for the ultimate in customer service, you can arrange for a distributor to visit your workplace with a selection of books for you to choose from at your leisure.
www.thebookpeople.co.uk

Bookstart
Bookstart is the national programme that encourages all parents and carers to enjoy books with children from as early an age as possible. Working through locally-based organisations, Bookstart gives the gift of free books to children at around eight months, 18 months and three years, along with guidance materials for parents and carers.
www.bookstart.co.uk

Bowie & Hulbert
Showing the very best of contemporary ceramics and jewellery from the UK, this nationally acclaimed gallery relocates from its premises in the heart of Hay to the Festival site. Treat yourself to something special to remind you of your visit to the Festival and take a little bit of Hay home with you.
5 Market Street, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5AF, 01497 821026, info@hayclay.co.uk, www.hayclay.co.uk

Brecon Beacons National Park
If the words Brecon Beacons National Park don’t conjure up gorgeous, atmospheric rolling hills, dramatic waterfalls and pretty villages with great local food (and by local we often mean from the farm next door) all wrapped in a warm welcome then maybe it’s been a while since you visited? Find out more at
www.breconbeacons.org

Brecon Beacons Park Society
Cymdeithas Parc Bannau Brycheiniog We are an independent charity supporting and enhancing the enjoyment and conservation of the Brecon Beacons National Park. For information on our activities, including walks, dry stone walling and conservation visit: www.breconbeaconsparksociety.org Ymddiriedolaeth Celfyddyd Amgueddfa Brycheiniog - Brecknock Museum Art Trust Promoting the Art Trail along the Beacons Way. Email: wmgibbs@easynet.co.uk

Brecon & Radnor NFU
Are pleased to take the opportunity to sponsor the Hay Festival Farm Tours so people can hear about and see the positive steps farmers are taking to look after our countryside whilst producing safe, wholesome and affordable food.
www.nfu-cymru.org.uk

Brecon Beacon Holiday Cottages
A varied selection of over 300 self-catering cottages and farmhouses in the Brecon Beacons National Park including a superb Victorian manor house, a Medieval tower, a water mill and even a luxurious Romany caravan. Sleeping 2 to 40. Warm and comfortable with logs fires and oak beams. Ideal locations for walking and all outdoor pursuits, close to the wealth of local inns.
01874 676446, www.breconcottages.com

Brilley Court Gardens
Open during the Hay Festival. 3 acre spring garden. Ornamental vegetable garden. 7 acre valley stream wild garden. As featured in The Garden, Homes and Gardens and Country Homes and Interiors. £3 in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. Honesty box. 6m north east of Hay-on-Wye, 1.5 miles off A438 road to Hereford, signposted to Brilley.

BUPA Cartref Nursing Home
Purpose-built home offering care for elderly residents set on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park in Hay-on-Wye. With a dedicated, well-trained team of staff to provide professional 24-hour care this home seeks to play a key role in the local community and is delighted to support the Festival.
Brecon Road, Hay-on-Wye, Hereford, HR3 5PJ, 01497 820621, www.bupacarehomes.co.uk

Burgoynes (Lyonshall) Ltd.
Offers a superb range of traditional marquees and modern aluminium halls, brilliantly decorated with eye-catching linings and spectacular lighting schemes. We will bring all our experience and an exceptional level of planning to your event so that it will remain memorable for years to come.
Lyonshall, Kington, Herefordshire, HR5 3JR, 01544 340283, www.burgoynes-marquees.co.uk

Burnt Sugar
Burnt Sugar classic sweets taste of caramel, amber loveliness - the sort that only comes from cooking in open copper pans over a roaring flame. Crumbly Fudge, Smashing Toffee, Crunchy Caramel - all made from our golden sugar, and bringing real benefits to the growers in West Kenya through fair trade. Burnt Sugar is proud to support Book Aid International, a charity that promotes reading and learning in developing countries.
01482 863887, www.burntsugar.co.uk

Cadw
The historic environment service of the Welsh Assembly Government. We aim to protect, sustain and encourage community engagement with, and improve access to the historic environment of Wales.
This includes historic buildings, ancient monuments, historic parks, gardens, landscapes and underwater archaeology. www.cadw.wales.gov.uk

Cafédirect
The UK’s largest Fairtrade hot drinks company, Cafédirect has been a pioneer of the Fairtrade movement in the UK since 1991 and continues to be instrumental in driving Fairtrade from a niche category into the mainstream consciousness. Recently named the UK’s number one most trusted brand, Cafédirect cultivates direct long-term partnerships with 37 producer organisations, always guaranteeing to pay a fair price and support them with training and development schemes for their sustainability.
www.cafedirect.co.uk

Café Hay
Breakfasts, fresh cakes and coffee. Light lunches and teas. Oxford Road, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5DG, 01497 821 810

Campo Viejo
The UK’s No.1 Rioja has been exciting consumers since 1959 and has been defined as the “approachable wine style of Rioja”. It is not surprising that Campo Viejo has won many medals at prestigious international wine awards over the years. Please come and taste our Campo Viejo range and see for yourself.

Castle House Hotel
Castle House in Hereford is an elegant Georgian townhouse with 15 individually designed rooms and luxury suites. The restaurant has three AA rosettes and a preference for using local and regional food. The Garden Terrace beside the old castle moat is perfect for summer dining and Bertie’s Bar is a fun place to meet for a drink or a snack.
01432 356321, www.castlehse.co.uk

Catalonia
A region full of personality, shaped by over a thousand years of history, with a distinct culture and language. Further information on cultural tourism can be found at our exhibition and also in the Turisme de Catalunya website.
www.catalunyaturisme.com

Celtic Vale Mineral Water
A natural mineral water flowing from an artesian spring in the heart of the Black Mountains. We produce glass and plastic bottles 0.25-1.5 litre and water cooler machines. Nothing added, nothing taken away.
Black Mountain Mineral Water Co., Longtown, HR2 0PB, 01873 860295

Chattels
A big welcome to festival goers. We are celebrating 20 years of Chattels and the shop is once again brimming with veritable delights to inspire you. Stylish and design-led jewellery, homeware, bags, toys and loads of cards.
3-4 Market Street, Hay-on-Wye, 01497 820195

Chevrolet & Mitsubishi
Nathaniel Cars Sales Ltd is a family-run business ideally situated close to the M4. A franchised dealer for Chevrolet and Mitsubishi, we also currently have over 300 nearly new, low mileage vehicles in stock of all makes and models. Complete aftersales service available.
www.nathanielcars.co.uk

Christ College Brecon
One of the UK’s oldest and most successful independent schools. A co-educational boarding and day school for 11 to 18 year-olds, set in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
01874 615 440, www.schools-christ-wales.com

CILIP: the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals
The UK’s leading professional body for librarians, information specialists and knowledge managers, with 22,000 members working in all types of libraries and information services. CILIP awards the prestigious Carnegie and Kate Greenaway Medals, the UK’s oldest awards for children’s books, which are judged by librarians.
020 7255 0650, www.ckg.org.uk

Clee Tompkinson Francis
Chartered valuation surveyors, estate agents and auctioneers. Established in 1972, one of Wales’ largest firms of independent chartered surveyors.
The Bull Ring, Hay-on-Wye, 01497 82045, hay@ctf-uk.com, www.ctf-uk.com

Codorníu
Family-owned Codorníu has been making Cavas since 1872. Since then 18 generations of winemakers have perfected the Traditional Method to produce award-winning Cavas. The historic Codorníu winery is located just outside Barcelona.
Why not visit? www.codorniu.com

Coffee Shop Isis
Freshly ground coffee, espresso, cappuccino, latte, all day breakfast, lunches, teas and home-made cakes including lemon drizzle, carrot cake and scones. Kites, cards, crystals, soap stone and wood carving. Scholler ice cream.
8 Castle Street, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5DF, 01497 820902, www.chamaeleon.co.uk

Colombian Embassy
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Colombia promotes Colombian culture abroad, supporting various artistic forms. On this occasion The Colombian Embassy has the pleasure of joining the Hay Festival in inviting Colombian writers, Juan Gabriel Vasquez and Hector Abad Faciolince.
www.colombianembassy.co.uk

Communikate
Merging the spoken with the written word; mobile phones on contract and Just Talk for sale. All types of accessories and top ups available for every network.
Open daily from 10am. 46 Lion Street, Hay on Wye, HR3 5AA, 01497 822 968, katyprice2005@aol.com

Condé Nast Traveller
Lifestyle Magazine of the Year, is Britain’s foremost glossy travel monthly.
Vogue House, 1 Hanover Square, London, W1S 1JU, www.cntraveller.com

Cono Sur
One of Chile’s most exciting wine producers. You will be able to swirl, sniff and sip our wines at the Cono Sur tasting trailer. We specialise in aromatic white grape varieties, such as Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier and Gewurztraminer, while our Pinot Noirs are world-renowned. Our philosophy revolves around natural farming. Come and hear about our organic vineyards and our famous flock of geese that keep the bugs down the natural way.

Country Living Magazine
For rural dwellers and urban dreamers who share a love of the British countryside. It covers interiors, gardening, crafts, seasonal food, health, the environment and rural issues and has won awards for soft furnishings and hard features. Its current campaign is Fair Trade for British Farmers.

Countrywide Farmers
The UK’s leading farming, equestrian and rural supplies business with over 40 Country Stores.
Local stores at Gloucester, Ledbury, Chepstow or buy on line at
www.countrywidefarmers.co.uk

Countryside Council for Wales
The statutory adviser to government on sustaining natural beauty, wildlife and the opportunity for outdoor enjoyment throughout Wales and its inshore waters. We champion the environment and landscapes of Wales and its coastal waters as sources of natural and cultural riches, as a foundation for economic and social activity, and as a place for leisure and learning opportunities.
We aim to make the environment a valued part of everyone’s life in Wales. 0845 1306 229, www.ccw.gov.uk

Cross
Cross has produced fine writing instruments for over 160 years and today develops stylish, innovative lifestyle accessories and writing instruments that combine quality and craftsmanship. As the official pen of the Hay Festival 2007, Cross celebrates the festival’s 20th anniversary by launching the Art Deco style, precious metal Century Signet collection.
01582 422793, www.cross-uk.co.uk

Cymorth Cymru
If you had to leave home but had nowhere to go, or were being abused at home, came out of hospital and had no one to help, how would you create a safe home and better life? Cymorth Cymru represents organisations providing housing related support.
For more information, www.cymorthcymru.org.uk

Dai and Chris Davies, The Newsagents
The only traditional newsagents left in Hay-on-Wye, supplying newspapers and magazines, tobaccos, greeting cards, stationery supplies and children’s toys. We also have films on DVD available for rental.
Please keep supporting us. 3 Lion Street, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5AA, 01497 820595

Daniel Crawshaw
An artist strongly associated with Hay, the evocative mountain landscape providing recurrent inspiration to his painting practice. Also making work garnered from trips to the Alps and Pyrenees he is shown regularly in Wales and at the Rebecca Hossack Gallery in London. He is available for studio visits.
0207 277 5558, daniel.crawshaw@ukonline.co.uk

Denbe Western
An established market leader with 21 years experience. We offer four distinct core services: exhibitions, furniture hire, catering equipment hire (including linen), and graphic display. This includes design, print, finishing, build, installation, furniture and accessories, lighting, electrics, delivery and storage for future use. We also design and produce display advertising, stand promotion materials and large format digital prints.
0845 009 0087, enquiries@denbe.co.uk, www.denbe.co.uk

Dragonfly Executive Air Charter Co.
Based at Cardiff International Airport. Businessmen and private individuals can now charter sophisticated 7 or 8 seat turboprop aircraft for their exclusive use to fly with the minimum of hassle and inconvenience, whenever and wherever they choose within the UK and Europe at a fraction of the time taken by road, rail, or scheduled airlines.
The White Building, Cardiff International Airport, Rhoose, Vale of Glamorgan, CF62 3BE, 01446 711144, info@dragonflyac.com, www.dragonflyac.com

The Economist
A weekly magazine offering timely reporting, concise commentary and comprehensive analysis of global news. With objective authority, clarity and wit, The Economist presents the world’s political, business, scientific, technological and cultural affairs and the connections between them. Printed in six countries and published on the internet, worldwide circulation is now over a million.
25 St. James’s Street, London, SW1A 1HG, www.economist.com

Edinburgh International Book Festival
11-27 August 2007. Our Celtic cousins play host to over 500 authors from 35 countries in August.
The programme is launched on 14 June. Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, 0845 373 5888, www.edbooksfest.co.uk

Elanbach
Home furnishing fabrics and accessories including cushions, curtains, box files and handbags. A wide range of designs and colour ways to create or compliment any interior scheme. Bespoke printing available to customise our designs to match your individual requests. Curtain measuring service available.
Llangoed Hall, Llyswen, Brecon, Powys, LD3 0YP, 01874 754631, www.elanbach.co.uk

Elmley Foundation
Founded by the late Countess Beauchamp, widow of Viscount Elmley, the 8th and last Earl Beauchamp of Madresfield Court near Malvern, and perpetuating Madresfield’s considerable encouragement to the cultural life of Herefordshire and Worcestershire. Visits to Madresfield Court can be made, by appointment only, between April and July each year.
To book, contact the Estate Office, Madresfield, Malvern, Worcestershire WR13 5AU, 01905 830680, madrescourt@clara.co.uk

El Prado
Wines that are well balanced, fruity and are the perfect companion for summer barbeques and parties. El Prado comes in red, white and rosé and are available for you to try. The wines can be bought in Tesco, Waitrose and Somerfield for £3.99, representing excellent value. Come and try the wines and find your favourite El Prado.

English PEN
The founding centre of a worldwide association of writers, with 144 centres worldwide. PEN has three core aims: to promote literature, to defend freedom of expression, and to create a world community of readers and writers. English PEN pursues this mission through a range of programmes, campaigns, publications and events.
020 7713 0023, www.englishpen.org

Enterprise LSE
The commercial company of the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), manages over 100 projects a year for companies, governments, NGOs, academic bodies and institutions globally who harness LSE expertise through research, consulting and executive education. Enterprise LSE is currently working on a major initiative across these sectors throughout Spain.
www.enterprise-lse.co.uk

The European Movement
Britain’s largest pro-European membership organisation was formed by Sir Winston Churchill in 1948. Today European Movement members across the country campaign in their local communities for Britain to play a leading role in a strong, democratic and reformed Europe.
www.euromove.org.uk

Farmers Guardian
The weekly national newspaper for the agricultural industry. Covering news, analysis of the latest legislation, technical information for crops and livestock production, rural diversification and living and equestrian, it is an essential read for farmers and others in the countryside.
It is also represented on-line at www.farmersguardian.com

Federation of Children’s Book Groups
The Federation is a group of people from all walks of life: mums, dads, children, librarians, booksellers who are all passionate about children’s books.
2 Bridge Wood View, Horsforth, Leeds, LS18 5PE, 0113 2588910, info@fcgb.org.uk, www.fcbg.org.uk

The Felin Fach Griffin
Holding fast to its guiding principle of the simple things in life, done well, the Felin Fach Griffin continues to be a beacon for those seeking real food, unbranded wines and comfortable rooms. From its eclectic decoration to its organic kitchen garden and fine local art and photography, the Griffin is a standard-bearer for the modern rural pub. Charles and Edmund Inkin’s stockpot of good things can now also be found at the Gurnard’s Head in Cornwall. The Felin Fach Griffin is 15 minutes from Hay-on-Wye on the A438 towards Brecon.
Felin Fach, Brecon, LD3 0UB, 01874 620 111, enquiries@eatdrinksleep.ltd.uk, www.felinfachgriffin.co.uk

Festa Literario Internacional de Parati
4 - 8 July 2007. Our sister Festival in Brazil takes place in the perfect fishing village set on the coast of the South Atlantic rainforest.
www.flip.org.br

Festivaletteratura
5 - 9 September 2007. Our sumptuous Italian cousin takes place in the courtyards of the Gonzaga Palaces, Mantova, Italy. marella@festivaletteratura.it, www.festivaletteratura.it The Federación de Gremios de Editores de España The Spanish Association of Publishers Guilds (FGEE) is a non-profit, private professional association created in 1978 to represent, manage, enhance and defend the general common interests of the Spanish publishers on a national, European and international level. At the same time it is an export association, recognised as such by the Spanish Treasury Ministry.
www.federacioneditores.org

The Flower Shop
Beautiful flowers for every occasion, deliveries from around the corner to around the world.
45b Lion Street, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5AA, 01497 820106

Faustino Rioja
With its satisfying, full-bodied, flavours, Faustino is one of the UK’s favourite Spanish wines. Faustino is a leading exporter of high quality, award-winning Rioja wines. With 650 hectares of vineyards, it is virtually self-sufficient in producing all its Gran Reserva and Reserva wines. Its vineyards are located in Rioja Alavesa, and enjoy the best geographical and climatic conditions.

Friexenet
Based in the Penedes region of Catalonia, Freixenet is the world’s leading producer of sparkling wine, exporting to more than 140 countries. Founded in the 19th Century, Freixenet is still family owned and is a global business, now ranking as one of the top 8 wine producers in the world. Freixenet is currently the number one Spanish sparkling wine brand in the UK market

Fundación Mapfre
Fundación Mapfre, one of the most prestigious cultural Spanish foundations, is supported by Mapfre, a Spanish insurance group that develops activities in Spain and 38 other countries. Founded in 1975, Fundación Mapfre develops non profit making activities of general interest in Spain and Latin America covering five specialist areas: social action, science of insurance, culture, prevention, health and environment, and road security.
www.fundacionmapfre.com

F W Golesworthy
Premier outdoor clothing specialists for all walking, fishing and countryside pursuits, definitely not a bookshop.
Broad Street, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5DB, 01497 820491, robert@golesworthy.fsnet.co.uk

Gabbs Solicitors
With offices in Hereford, Hay-on-Wye and Leominster, we offer comprehensive and specialist legal advice to the people, businesses and communities of Herefordshire, the Welsh Marches, the Midlands and beyond. The practice is headed by its six partners. Overall our legal team numbers about 50 and includes members of several specialist panels.
1-2 Chancery Lane, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5DJ, www.gabbs.biz

Gaia Partnership
Offers coaching and advice, helping people reduce their environmental footprint. Gaia Partnership also runs courses, events, and exhibitions in association with Schumacher College, raising awareness of the diverse ways to engage in ‘One-Planet Living’.
0845 458 4718, www.gaiapartnership.org

Galanthus Gallery & Café
Combining fine art and good food in a friendly setting, Galanthus is a contemporary art gallery and café in a delightful converted barn in the heart of Herefordshire. We serve freshly prepared breakfasts and lunches; homemade bread and cakes, Illy coffee, cheese and ice cream from our on-site dairy. Courtyard dining in fine weather.
Wormbridge, Hereford, HR2 9DH, 01981 570506, www.galanthusgallery.com

Gema Tours Ltda.
A Colombian travel tourism and tour guide agency, with its headquarters in Cartagena de Indias, and branches in Santafe de Bogota, San Andres and correspondent agencies in the rest of the country. The professional, multilingual personnel in our offices throughout the country undergo constant training and they are committed to provide an efficient, personalised and timely service.
www.gematours.com

Good Housekeeping
Established in 1922, is the best-selling monthly magazine in its market. It is about encouraging freedom and confidence with supportive intelligent information about all aspects of women’s lives. Good Housekeeping’s informed editorial allows women to use their time better without any loss of quality. It is a global brand with 15 international editions and a UK readership of 1,726,000.
National Magazine House, 72 Broadwick Street, London, W1F 9EP, www.goodhousekeeping.co.uk

Graig Farm Organics
Multi-award-winning organic food from the heart of Wales. One of the pioneers of organic meats, our unique traceability system tells the story behind each piece of meat. Our range now also includes sustainable fish, dairy, grocery, bakery, fruit and veg, baby food and alcohol. Available through retail outlets, from the farm, or by mail order/internet. We are a carbon-neutral company, and offer mail order customers the opportunity to offset the CO2 produced in the delivery of their parcel.
Graig Farm Organics, Dolau, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 5TL, 01597 851655, www.graigfarm.co.uk

The Granary
Opposite the town clock the Granary has been providing wholesome food for 26 years. Situated in an atmospheric former agricultural warehouse extending over 2 floors, with seating for 160 indoors and pavement tables outdoors. Our menu offers a day long choice of meat, game, fish, an imaginative vegetarian menu, a choice of 3 soups and superb home baking. The Granary is a family run establishment providing a warm relaxed atmosphere with free WiFi for our customers.
Broad Street, Hay-on-Wye

Grant Thornton
One of the leading financial and business advisers to entrepreneurial businesses and their owners.
11–13 Penhill Road, Cardiff, CF11 9UP, 02920 235591, www.gtuk.com

The Great English Outdoors
Blankets, traditional, Welsh, soft (and loud); rabbits and film stars, knitted; goods, leather; boots, riding; spoons, horn; sticks, walking, with heads, duck; coats, ikat; shampoo, dog; brushes, shaving, badger; fish, stuffed; plus the usual eximious foison of collectibles, eclectic.
Castle Street, Hay-on-Wye, www.greatenglish.co.uk

The Guardian
The Guardian’s award-winning independent journalism is reaching more people than ever before in its history as it seeks to become the world’s leading liberal voice. The newspaper’s full-colour Berliner format continues to attract critical acclaim, and online, Guardian Unlimited has been voted the world’s best newspaper website for two years in succession.
www.guardian.co.uk

Harpers Bazaar
One of Britain’s greatest magazine brands celebrating the very best in fashion, features, the arts and lifestyle. The magazine has always emphasised exceptional writing with contributors over the years including Virginia Woolf, Evelyn Waugh, and Simone de Beauvoir. More recently, our cast of writers have included Will Self, Joyce Carol Oates, Esther Freud and Beryl Bainbridge.

The Guardian
The Guardian’s award-winning independent journalism is reaching more people than ever before in its history as it seeks to become the world’s leading liberal voice. The newspaper’s full-colour Berliner format continues to attract critical acclaim, and online, Guardian Unlimited has been voted the world’s best newspaper website for two years in succession.
www.guardian.co.uk

Harpers Bazaar
One of Britain’s greatest magazine brands celebrating the very best in fashion, features, the arts and lifestyle. The magazine has always emphasised exceptional writing with contributors over the years including Virginia Woolf, Evelyn Waugh, and Simone de Beauvoir. More recently, our cast of writers have included Will Self, Joyce Carol Oates, Esther Freud and Beryl Bainbridge.
National Magazine House, 72 Broadwick Street, London, W1F 9EP, www.harpersbazaar.co.uk

HarperCollins
One of the top publishers in the UK. It prints more of its books on environmentally friendly paper than any other publishing group in the country and will be carbon neutral by the end of 2007. It’s also consistently at the forefront of innovation and technological advancement.
www.harpercollins.co.uk

Hausman Hughes Designs
Original design for local living. 1 Regent Street, London, SW1Y 4NW, 020 8780 5566, bluedoor@ukonline.co.uk Hay & Brecon Farmers Located next to the Co-op supermarket in Newport Street, the Hay and Brecon Farmers’ store stocks a wide range of horse feeds, pet foods and accessories, country clothing and garden needs. Opening hours are 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 9am to noon on Saturday. Free parking.
www.hayandbrecon.com

Hay Book Company
In central Hay, 5 floors of 120,000 new and second hand books. We stock everything, including antiquarian, reference, fiction and academic. Our head office in Hereford holds over 1 million books supplying both trade and garden centres. Opening times throughout the year 9–7pm, during the festival: 9–late.
Shop 01497 822813, Head office 01432 278400

Hay Chamber of Business and Commerce
The Chamber, with more than eighty members represents the interests of businesses in Hay. It also runs the weekly Thursday Market.
Grove House, High Town, Hay-on-Wye, 01497 820590

The Hay Makers
A well established co-operative of nine designer-makers selling ceramics, glass, stone-cutting, jewellery, silver, textiles and silk ties. Exhibitions of selected visiting artists from Easter to Christmas. Open daily 10.30am–5.00pm. During the festival open until 7.00pm.
St John’s Place, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5BN, 01497 820556, www.haymakers.co.uk

Hay Thursday Market
A traditional market selling a wide range of fresh produce, plants, gifts and bric-a-brac. Come and find us every Thursday in Memorial Square, the Buttermarket, and by the town clock.
market@hay-on-wye.co.uk, www.hay-on-wye.co.uk/market

Herdman Coaches
Luxury coach and minibus hire. A family-run business local to Hay-on-Wye. Established for over 40 years. For all your transport needs.
01497 847 100

Hereford and South Hereford Conservatives
Jesse Norman is the new Conservative parliamentary candidate for South Herefordshire. A former director at Barclays, Jesse taught at University College London and has a long record of hands-on experience in voluntary organisations.
To learn more about his campaign, please email him at jesse4hereford@gmail.com, or see www.jessenorman.com

The Hospital
Based on the site of an 18th century hospital in Covent Garden, The Hospital has evolved into London’s pre-eminent centre for the Creative and Media communities. Set over 7 floors, The Hospital is home to a Private Members Club with several bars and lounges, restaurants, a Gallery and TV & Music recording studios. It also hosts the annual Hay in London festival.
www.thehospital.co.uk

Housman Society
Promotes knowledge and appreciation of the lives and works of A.E. Housman and other members of his talented family. The Society furthers the cause of literature and poetry in general and the lecture at the Hay Festival is always a highlight of a busy annual programme.
info@housman-society.co.uk, www.housman-society.co.uk

HSBC Brecon Jazz
9,10,11,12 August 2007. Now in its 24th year, this leading international festival of jazz aims to have a wide appeal featuring jazz greats, blues legends and those who are making their mark on the jazz scene. Box Office opens 15 May.
01874 611622, www.breconjazz.co.uk

Illy
We invite you to discover the pleasure of Illy, a favourite of four-star chefs and coffee connoisseurs around the world. Illy’s legendary passion for quality and excellence is reflected in every cup of espresso coffee. Combining Italian tradition with advanced technology, Illy’s rich taste rewards the senses and the spirit, creating a uniquely satisfying coffee experience you’ll want to enjoy again and again.
www.illy.com

Index on Censorship
Is dedicated to protecting and promoting free expression. International in outlook, outspoken in comment, its quarterly magazine publishes some of the world’s finest writers, exposes censorship, initiates debate and publishes banned writing. The Index team also monitors free speech abuse, lobbies for change, supports international media development and opens up the internet to previously silenced opinion.
020 7278 2313, www.indexonline.org

Instituto Cervantes
The official Spanish Government Cultural Centre is a public institution founded in 1991 to promote Spanish language teaching and knowledge of the cultures of Spanish speaking countries throughout the world. It is the largest worldwide Spanish teaching organisation, and has forty branches in four continents.
102 Eaton Square, London, SW1 19AN, 020 7235 0353, www.londres.cervantes.es

International Literature Festival Berlin
4–16 September 2007. Berlin’s annual festival hosts 150 authors from all over the world. Readings are held at the “Haus der Berliner Festspiele” and throughout Berlin. The event is organised by the Peter Weiss Foundation for Art and Politics and cooperates with the Berliner Festspiele. It is facilitated by means of the Hauptstadtkulturfonds (Capital-Culture-Funds).
info@literaturfestival.com, www.literaturfestival.com

Jan Baker Fabrics and Home
Interior design, fabric and crewel specialist.
The Coach House, Brobury House, Bredwardine, HR3 6BS, 01981 500777, info@janbaker.co.uk

Jewish Book Week
The leading international festival of ideas and writing in London and one of the oldest literary festivals in Britain, taking place every year at the end of February. Organised by the Jewish Book Council, a charity unallied to any religious or political denomination, we bring together leading writers and thinkers from across the world speaking on a wide variety of contemporary ideas and themes.
Listen or watch Christopher Hitchens in conversation with Martin Amis or Julia Kristeva with Eva Hoffman and many more fascinating talks on www.jewishbookweek.com

Julies Cabs
07899 846592 or 07795412010 Junta de Castilla y Leon The government organisation of the independent region of Castilla and Leon. Through the Council’s culture department, we promote and support all forms of the region’s art throughout the world.
In 2007, we will be commemorating the Centenary of Antonio Machado’s arrival in Castilla and Leon.

Krug
Since 1843, six generations of the Krug family have cultivated the markedly individual character of their exceptional champagne. It is Krug’s aim to engage with the world’s most talented individuals by spearheading projects across the arts. We are committed to working closely with people who are making a difference culturally, so that we as a company can ensure Krug’s ongoing alignment with creativity, continue to innovate and build new audiences.
www.krug.com

Llangoed Hall
Formally known as Llangoed Castle, the Hall lies in seventeen acres of garden and parkland, set in the spectacular valley of the River Wye, nine miles west of picturesque Hay-on-Wye. Since opening as a luxury country house hotel in June 1990, Llangoed Hall has achieved many accolades and tributes, and is now one of the finest hotels in Wales. Standing at 5 Stars with numerous awards for culinary delights. Llangoed Hall is also the showcase for Elanbach – fine fabrics from Wales.
Llsywen, Brecon, LD3 0YP, 01874 754525, events@llangoedhall.com, www.llangoedhall.com

L.T.Baynham Self Drive Hire
Hereford’s largest vehicle rental fleet, available to you seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Situated on the White Cross Road, Hereford, we are a family firm that dates back to 1945.
West Hereford Service Station, Whitecross Road, Hereford, HR4 0DG, 01432 273298, rental@ltbaynham.co.uk, www.ltbaynham.co.uk

Lynhales Hall Nursing Home Ltd
A beautiful nursing home set in seven acres of wood and parkland in the village of Lyonshall. We provide quality nursing care for both short and long term residents, with the benefit of home cooked food, tranquil surroundings and excellent accommodation. Lynhales is a real home from home.
01544 340238, www.lynhales.co.uk.

Maskreys
A modern furniture retailer with stores in Cardiff, Newport and Bristol.
116–120 Whitchurch Road, Cardiff, CF14 3YL, 029 2022 9371, www.maskreys.co.uk

MD Media
Advertising, media planning and buying.
19 Cathedral Road, Cardiff, CF11 9HA, 02920 231640, info@md-media.co.uk

Mikell Gallery
A small treasure trove of handmade crafts in Lion Street. In this informal and friendly space you will find innovative and beautiful jewellery, ceramics, textiles, paintings, prints and sculpture, featuring some of the best contemporary glass makers. All our items are carefully chosen for quality, style and affordability.
43 Lion Street, Hay-on-Wye, 01497 821806, mikellgallery@aol.com

Moccas Court
A Grade 1 Georgian House. Widely regarded as Herefordshire’s finest, it provides the ideal setting for a really rewarding stay. Unique in its surroundings, the Court offers perfect peace, perched above terraced banks over the lazy River Wye. The accommodation consists of five large rooms, all with their own beautiful bathrooms. Each one is decorated to a standard that any five star hotel would be proud of, and with views that would be hard to match, anywhere. Moccas Court, Moccas, Hereford, HR2 9LH, 01981 500019, www.moccas-court.co.uk

Monica
Easy clothing at easy prices. From Noa Noa to Masai. Linens and cotton. High Town, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5EA, 01497 821050

Mostlymaps.com
Antique maps, both British and foreign, from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century. We also sell Gillray caricatures, British and foreign views and botanical prints. A small exhibition of 1st World War Trench art will be held over the Festival.
Castle Street, Hay-on-Wye

MRC Wales
Set in a quiet location in Llandrindod Wells, the Media Resource Centre provides modern, fully equipped conference facilities including computer training facilities with multiple PCs.
Oxford Road, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 6AH, 01597 822230, info@mrc-wales.net, www.mrc-wales.net

MWL Print Group
A leading printer in the UK produces items such as event guides, marketing brochures, newsletters and exhibition stands. We provide dedicated account management, stringent quality controls and the assurance that all print is produced with environmental considerations in mind.
www.mwl.co.uk

The National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth
Celebrates its centenary in 2007. It marks this prestigious occasion with a major exhibition entitled ‘In This Place’ (until 3 November), showcasing a selection of national treasures, including the original manuscript of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales. A book by Trevor Fishlock, drawing from the Library’s collections, will also be launched during the Hay Festival.
01970 632800, www.llgc.org.uk

Nepal Bazaar
Hand-made clothes and crafts from Nepal and other remote countries. Fine weavings, pashmina shawls, carvings, ceramics, paintings, rugs, unique hand made buttons. Unusual gifts – fairly traded with the makers in the developing world.
Castle Drive, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5OJ, 01497 820170, nepalbazaar@appleonline.net

New Statesman
Britain’s leading current affairs weekly. With our incisive take on politics both at home and abroad, news-breaking exclusives, and thought-provoking arts section we are always at the heart of the debate. Unique and uncompromising: the New Statesman is a treat for the mind and the eye you cannot do without.
To subscribe to the New Statesman go to www.newstatesman.com/subscriptions and make sure you don’t miss out.

New Welsh Review
Featuring the best new writing and criticism from Wales and across the UK, New Welsh Review combines a well-informed, accessible outlook with literary flair and critical acumen. Published quarterly, it features articles and interviews alongside new fiction, poetry and reviews. Recent contributors include Peter Ho Davies, Maura Dooley, Michael Longley, John Kinsella and Rachel Trezise.
01970 628410, www.newwelshreview.com

Number Two
Linen clothes by Oska, Flax, Cut Loose etc.
Manchester House, Castle Street, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5DF, 01497 820210

Old Black Lion
Seventeenth Century inn serving lunch and dinner in either the bar or award winning restaurant WTB *** AA** 1 Rosette. Accommodation starts from £40 per person. Ten individually styled bedrooms all of which have been recently refurbished. Open 11.00am–11.00pm and 12.00 noon–10.30pm Sundays. Lunch 12.00 noon–2.30pm. Dinner 5.30 pm–10.00pm (meal times may vary non festival weeks).
Lion St, Hay-on-Wye, 01497 820841, info@oldblacklion.co.uk, www.oldblacklion.co.uk

The Old Railway Line Garden Centre and Coffee Shop
A family run garden centre set in the heart of the Wye valley nestling at the foot of the black mountains. Our coffee shop provides a welcome break and the ideal setting where you can enjoy a drink and a bite to eat.
The Old Railway Line Garden Centre, Three Cocks, Brecon, Powys, LD3 0SG, 01497 847055, www.oldrailwaylinenursery.co.uk

ORConsulting
A Management Consulting practice with offices in London, Washington, and Johannesburg. We specialise in the development of Chief Executives and their teams in large public companies. Because all our consultants are Clinical Psychologists with extensive business experience we are able to bring unique insight and innovative solutions to improve the functionality of teams and organisations. Our approach to Leadership Development is recognised as one of the most successful in transforming relationships where they matter at the heart of business effectiveness.
www.orconsulting.uk.com, www.orconsulting.us.com, www.orconsulting.za.com

Passion Pictures
Leading production company Passion Pictures produces a broad range of work. The Academy Award winning film ‘One Day In September’ was the first of over nine acclaimed feature documentaries; drama projects in development include an adaptation of Meg Rosoff’s ‘How I Live Now’, and the animation studio’s innovative output for commercials, short films and videos includes ground-breaking work for Gorillaz.

Paternina
Established in 1896, and with cellars dating back to the 16th century, Paternina produces an extensive range of classic Rioja wines from everyday Joven (young) wines right through to carefully aged Gran Reserva reds, all with the instantly recognisable sash labels.

Pembertons New Books
The official festival bookseller stocking all the latest books by authors attending the festival. Visit our bookshop on the Festival site or at the High Town address.
High Town, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5EA, 01497 820159 www.hay-on-wye.co.uk/pembertons

Penrhos Court Hotel and Restaurant
An award winning organic restaurant in a 700 year old farm house, certified by the Soil Association. Accommodation from £80 (single occupancy, including breakfast). Dinner from £35–50. 10 miles from Hay on A44 outside Kington.
01544 230720, info@penrhos.co.uk, www.penrhos.co.uk

Pilsner Urquell
The opening chapter in the story of golden beer was set in 1842 when Josef Groll brewed the first barrel of Pilsner Urquell. Our brewmasters are still playing a key role today, and we’re delighted to be joining everyone at this year’s festival.We look forward to seeing you in the Tyrrells Bar.

PJ Pure Apple Juice
Pure apple juice from the heart of Herefordshire supplied to pubs, restaurants and cafés throughout the region.
The Brick House, Bearwood, Pembridge, 01544 388988

Powys County Council
County Hall, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 5LG 01597 826000, www.powys.gov.uk

Private Eye
The UK’s number one satirical magazine, offering a unique blend of humour, social and political observations and investigative journalism. www.private-eye.co.uk

Rachel’s Organics
Britain’s first organic dairy. Founded in 1984 in Mid Wales as a pioneering farm diversification business, it is now one of the UK’s foremost organic food suppliers. Products include a wide range of deliciously pure organic yogurts, desserts, milk, butter, cream and crème frâiche plus a popular children’s range Rachel’s Organic Kids and Little Rachel’s Organic for toddlers.
www.rachelsorganic.co.uk

Red House
Our aim at Red House is to create a book-loving community and to create an environment in which you can, with confidence, select the books our children will grow up with. Red House is here to provide choice without confusion, education without boredom and value without obligation. At Red House we strive to make all our books affordable, not so that you spend less on books, but so that you can comfortably buy more books.
www.redhouse.co.uk

Rioja Gran Familia
Rioja Gran Familia comes from Bodegas Castillo de Fuenmayor, located near Briones at the heart of Rioja Alta. The 2005 red is a classic Rioja blend of Tempranillo (90%) and Graciano (10%) and is matured for 8 months in French and American oak barrels. The fresh and fruity 2006 white is a blend of Viura (95%) and Malvasia (5%) grapes that were hand-picked in early October and then cool fermented to retain freshness. 15% of this wine was matured for 6 months in French oak barrels.

R. M. Jones Pharmacy
For your health, well-being and vitality. From arnica to vitamins via Bronnley, Max Factor, Neal’s Yard Remedies and perfumes. 7–8 High Town, Hay-on-Wye, 01497 821459, info@rmjones.com

Royal Commission
Responsible for surveying, recording, publishing and maintaining a database of the ancient, historical and maritime heritage of Wales. It also curates the National Monuments Record, supplies archaeological information to the Ordnance Survey, coordinates aerial archaeology in Wales, and sponsors the regional Sites and Monuments Records.
www.rcahmw.org.uk

RSA
The RSA’s (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce) purpose is to drive positive social change. Drawing on an influential network of leaders from every field and background, the RSA is a linchpin for ideas, innovation and change – locally, nationally and internationally.
www.thersa.org

Royal Shakespeare Company
One of the world’s best-known theatre ensembles, the Royal Shakespeare Company focuses on works by Shakespeare, other renaissance dramatists and contemporary writers. The RSC continually strives to engage more people with the experience of live theatre through its productions, education and outreach work - introducing over 59,000 new people to theatre for the first time in the last year alone.

RSPB
The UK charity working to secure a healthy environment for birds and wildlife, helping to create a better world for us all.
www.rspb.org.uk

The Savoy, a Fairmont Hotel
The world famous Savoy, situated in the heart of London’s theatre land and with sweeping views of the River Thames, retains that special quality of English individuality and style that has made it one of the world’s top luxury hotels for over a century.
The Savoy, A Fairmont Hotel, Strand, London WC2R OEU, 020 7836 4343, www.fairmont.com/savoy

Seven Stars Bed and Breakfast
Owned by Diana and Russell Sime. 9 Bedroom B&B in the centre of Hay, with heated indoor swimming pool and sauna. Recommended by “Which Good Bed & Breakfast Guide”.
11 Broad Street, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5DB, 01497 820886, booking@theseven-stars.co.uk, www.theseven-stars.co.uk

Shepherds Ice Cream
Serving sixteen flavours of locally-made sheep’s milk ice cream and sorbets, freshly ground coffee, cakes and savoury snacks. On our shelves you will find an interesting range of local and imported ‘treats’ many of which you can try in the shop. Family sized packs of ice cream in insulated cartons and hand-made ice cream desserts are available to take home. We make ice cream cakes for special occasions and our mobile units are available to cater for indoor and outdoor events. Open from 9.30am daily.
9 High Town, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5AE, 01497 821898, www.sheperdsicecream.co.uk

Shoes at Number Two
Shoes by Camper, Think, Arche, Birkenstock, Moshulu amongst many others. Clothes by Jackpot, Sandwich, Parc Two and Inwear. We also stock an extensive range of bags and accessories.
6 Castle Street, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5DF, 01497 821923

Sigi
An exciting new lingerie boutique specialising in fitting the most beautiful ranges: Lejaby, Beau Bra, Chantelle, Freya, Passionata and Fantasie. We also stock fabulous fun gifts and jewellery. In celebration of the festival, Sigi are holding a ‘bra amnesty’; in exchange for your old bra we will give you 20% discount on a pretty new one, or just come and browse, we’d love to meet you!
Sigi, 7 Market St., Hay-on-Wye, 01497 821944, www.sigiathay.co.uk

The Skillset Screen Academy Wales
A unique network of excellence in film education, we bring together partners in South Wales to offer enhanced vocational training through a close collaboration and unique engagement with the film industry.
For details of our courses, study bursaries, outreach schemes and free master classes or to join our mailing list please log on to screenacademywales.org or email hannah@screenacademywales.org.

Sky Arts
Sky Arts is proud to be broadcast sponsor of the Guardian Hay Festival, from where we’ll be broadcasting “Hay-on-Sky” a daily show presented by Mariella Frostrup, which features the best of the festival, and airs at 8pm every evening. Sky Arts is the UK’s only TV channel dedicated to the arts with 18 hours of arts and culture a day including the best classical music, jazz, rock, world music, opera, ballet, film, poetry, literature, drama, art and architecture.
Sky Arts is on Sky channel 267 and Sky Arts HD is on Sky channel 268. To find out more, visit www.skyarts.co.uk

Sky Movies
See authors, actors and directors introduce the films that inspired them throughout the festival at the Sky Movies Cinema - and don’t miss the Hay Festival season of classic film adaptations on Sky Movies Drama - Sky’s new film channel dedicated to great stories from the silver screen
To find out more about all Sky Movies channels, visit www.skymovies.com

Sky - Join the Bigger Picture
Anyone can save energy if they want to. It’s easy. At Sky, we recognise that to reduce our environmental impact we must incorporate environmental decision making into everything we do. We believe by taking small steps to make a difference, Sky and our customers can make things better, 8 million times better. To find out how you can tackle climate change and to calculate your carbon footprint go to www.jointhebiggerpicture.com. Be inspired … Join in.

Small Farms
Selling fresh organic food produced by local farmers. Available via the internet or at our shop at Lower Porthamel Farm located on the road between Three Cocks and Talgarth (cafe, camping and nature trail).
Llowes Court, Llowes, Hereford, HR3 5JA, www.smallfarms.co.uk

Soil Association
The UK’s leading membership charity promoting sustainable, organic food and farming and championing human health, through its education, market development, campaign and policy work. Its trading subsidiary, Soil Association Certification Ltd, carries out annual checks on organic farmers, growers, and manufacturers, who use the trusted Soil Association symbol.
0117 914 2444, info@soilassociation.org

Soil Sisters
Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Hay Festival in the Gastrodome. Miche and Daphne welcome you to the Gastrodome, a convivial dining place to feast belly and mind. Enjoy our daily menus freshly created from local, organic and wild produce, complemented with artisan foods.
07734049407, daphne@greencuisine.org, www.soilsisters.org

Solar Aid
Helping rural communities in Africa use solar power to fight poverty and climate change. We train them to convert kerosene lamps into solar lanterns – hence reducing carbon emissions – and we install solar systems on schools, hospitals and community centres. Our patron is Cate Blanchett.
To find out more and donate go to www.solar-aid.org or email info@solar-aid.org

Sotheby’s
One of the world’s oldest and most prestigious fine art auction houses. There are over 100 Sotheby’s offices worldwide, and more than 400 experts, covering all areas of the fine and decorative arts. In 2006 Sotheby’s experienced its best full year revenues ever of $664.8 million. Sotheby’s also holds the record for the two most expensive paintings sold at auction.
www.sothebys.com

Spanish Embassy Office for Economic and Commercial Affairs
A non-profitmaking Government Organisation which aims to promote trade and investment between Spain and the UK, providing tailor-made information and helping companies to contact Spanish suppliers.
www.mcx.es/londres

Spanish Tourist Office
Based in London our office is one of 29 overseas offices of Turespaña, the Spanish Institution responsible for promotion, marketing and organisation of events to promote Spanish Tourism in the British and Irish markets by working with the Autonomous Regions, local entities and the private sector.
www.spain.info

Spanish Wines
Wines from Spain pro-actively promotes Spanish wine in the U.K. Our integrated campaign incorporates in-store promotions, advertising, consumer sampling, education and various PR activities throughout the year in order to raise the profile of Spanish wine in the eyes of the consumer.
www.winesfromspain.com

Stream UK
Working with the Festival for six years, providing a range of new media services, this year we’ll be implementing a User Generated Content system which makes contributing photos and videos as easy as sending a text message.
0800 061 2361, www.streamuk.com

Surestate Ltd.
From Europe’s largest literary festival to Oscar-nominated screen-writers, we have real world experience of designing and delivering web solutions for some of the most influential literary minds in the world.
The Drill Hall, 25 Lion Street, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5AD, 01491 875198, studio@surestate.co.uk, www.surestate.co.uk

The Swan at Hay Hotel
In addition to our popular Festival menu, we are hosting a Champagne and Pimms Bar which will make the garden at The Swan the ideal place to meet your friends.
Church St, Hay-on-Wye, HR3 5DQ, 01497 821188, info@swanathay.co.uk, www.swanathay.co.uk

Tangerine Fields Campsite
Set in beautiful surroundings, 20 minutes walk from the festival site and 5 minutes from town. Book a pitch for your tent or take the easy option by hiring a ready pitched, fully equipped tent or tipi. Site facilities include toilets and showers. For prices and booking visit www.tangerinefields.co.uk Templeton Foundation
Helps intellectual leaders and others learn about science research on aspects of realities, invisible and intangible. Spiritual realities include unlimited love, accelerating creativity, worship, and the benefits of purpose in persons and in the cosmos.
www.templeton.org

Theatr Brycheiniog
Brecon’s stunning canalside centre for the arts and entertainment. Canal Wharf, Brecon, LD3 7EW, 01874 611622,
www.theatrbrycheiniog.co.uk.

Timkcbooks.com
Internet bookseller specialising in signed copies of contemporary literary fiction and poetry.
www.timkcbooks.com

Tonic T Shirts
The independent ethical clothing label Tonic offers original designs on ethically sourced and organic cotton men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, and is delighted to have been chosen to supply the official clothing for this year’s Hay Festival.
www.tonictshirts.com

Torres
A family owned winery situated in Catalonia which is approximately one hour south-west of Barcelona. They have been making wine since the seventeenth century and their wines span from everyday drinking through to highly distinctive wines from individual vineyards. Their flagship wine, Mas La Plana, won the Paris Wine Olympiad with the 1970 vintage and triumphed over some of the most famous wines in the world including Chateau Latour.

Transatlantic Films
Founded in 1968 by Revel Guest, TAF was one of the first truly independent UK documentary film companies to co-produce quality films for the international TV market and has produced over one hundred and fifty films and series, working in coproduction with the BBC, Channel 4 and other major UK broadcasters.
Cabalva Studios, Whitney-on-Wye, Herefordshire, HR3 6EX, 01497 831428, mail@transatlanticfilms.com, www.transatlanticfilms.com

Tyrrells Potato Chips
We are the only small chip maker in the UK to grow our own potatoes and turn them into chips on our home farm in Herefordshire, controlling the quality from seed to chip. We also grow older varieties of potato that are renowned for their flavour, planted in March and harvested in October. We are dedicated to freshness and quality. It’s not unusual for a potato to be dug in the morning and turned into chips by lunchtime! Made from all natural ingredients, Tyrrells are available nationwide from quality farm shops, delis and other independent retailers.
Tyrrells Court, Herefordshire, 01568 720244, www.tyrrellspotatochips.co.uk

Ty-Mawr
Manufacturers and suppliers of ecological and traditional building materials including traditional lime plasters and mortars, aggregates, limewash, silicate masonry paint, ecological emulsions, wood and metal paints, sheep’s wool insulation, building boards, recycled plastic roof tiles. Specialists in insulated limecrete floors and glaster™. University-accredited one day courses - Introduction to lime, Lime plastering, Specifying lime, Earth construction etc at our newly converted training centre, an exemplar for anyone caring for an old building or concerned about the environment.
Ty-Mawr, Llangasty, Brecon, Powys, LD3 7PJ, 01874 658000

Visit Wales
For a small country, Wales manages to cram quite a bit in, and we’re not just talking about our mountains, valleys and beaches. Whether you’re after culture, exercise, adventure or peace and quiet, Wales has it all. Visit Wales can help with all aspects of your visit.
www.visitwales.co.uk

Waitrose
Believes in Fair Trade for British Farmers – paying a fair price for produce and also building a long-term relationship with suppliers. By working with Country Living Magazine and Farmers’ Guardian, we represent together the responsible retailer, the concerned consumer and the informed producer, aiming towards a sustainable countryside.

Welsh Assembly Government
Cathays Park, Cardiff, CF10 3NQ, www.wales.gov.uk Welsh Venison Centre and Brecon Beacons Farm Shop Situated in the Brecon Beacons National Park, overlooking Llangorse lake, a family run business of farmers, processors and retailers. Producers of our own quality venison, lamb, beef, local pork and free range poultry. Visit our farm shop open mon–fri 8.30–5pm, sat 8.30–1pm. All meat is cut fresh to order while you wait. Mail order service available and new premises open.
Middlewood, Bwlch, Brecon, Powys, LD3 7HQ, 01874730929, www.welshvenison.co.uk

Western Power Distribution
The electricity distribution business serving one million customers in South Wales, is delighted to be associated with the Hay Festival. We believe it encourages young people to develop an interest in reading and books, as well as providing a valuable learning opportunity in a fun environment. We are certain that those taking part will be excited by the quality of the literary experiences on offer.

Weobley Bookshop
For a trip out from Hay that still includes book-shopping, how about visiting Weobley? 25 mins east, off the A4112. Timber-framed buildings, castle site, interesting church, cafes, pubs, an excellent restaurant, and a well-stocked, well-organised and generally splendid second-hand bookshop in the village centre. Mon-Sat, 10-5. Weoll weorth it.
www.weobleybookshop.co.uk

William Beales & Co. Solicitors
We are the longest established firm of solicitors in Hay-on-Wye. Since 1838 we have served the local community and now have a client base which is both national and international.
9 Broad Street, Hay-on-Wye, Hereford, HR3 5DB, 01497 820302, hay@williambeale

Working Title
Working Title Films, co-chaired by Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner since 1992, has become Europe’s leading film production company, making movies that defy boundaries as well as demographics. Founded in 1983, the company has made more than 85 films that have grossed over $3.5 billion worldwide.

Wye Gallery
Antiquarian prints including botanical, decorative and topographical. Signed limited editions prints by Gillian McDonald, Frances St.Clair Miller and others.
5A Castle Street, Hay on Wye, HR3 5DF, 01497 82116

Wye Valley Canoes
Paddle down the beautiful River Wye. Relax, picnic, enjoy. Ideal for families. Excellent instruction sessions for groups. Information for camping trips available.
The Boat House, Glasbury-on-Wye, Hereford, HR3 5NP, 01497 847213, www.wyevalleycanoes.co.uk

Xtreme Organix
New ideas in take-away food. Hay-on-Wye’s famous take-away uses top quality meat from our organic farm in Llanigon, only 2 miles from the Festival. For great tasting burgers, kebabs, pizza, curries etc using the finest local ingredients visit XOX. Open 7 days you can find us in Castle St, also on site at the Hay Festival. UKTV Food Local Hero 2006 runner-up Wales (Judged by Gary Rhodes).
01497 821921, www.xtremeorganix.co.uk

Zebra Design
Innovative bespoke kitchen designer and maker, services also include retail and commercial design.
Lion St, Hay-on-Wye, 01497 821 821, info@zebradesign.co.uk, www.zebradesign.co.uk