The organisers of the Anglesey Show have appointed a new chief officer.

Gwenno Pugh recently took charge of her first winter show, which was held at the Mona showground near Gwalchmai earlier this month.

Gwenno, a local farmer, was previously the Anglesey Agricultural Society's administrative officer for several years, taking responsibility for trade stands along with other duties.

She said: "I am pleased to have accepted the position of chief officer, and I look forward to fulfilling the role and its various duties."

"I am eager to strengthen and promote the society, the site, and the summer and winter shows, in order to ensure their future and prosperity."

"I look forward to working with all the society’s members, volunteers, and diverse contributors; my hope is to reinforce the society’s aims and objectives, and to increase opportunities for promoting and hiring out this unique, multi-purpose site."

2026 has seen Mona play host to big national events including the Urdd National Eisteddfod and the Cân i Gymru song contest, along with the traditional Sioe Môn, which attracts around 40,000 visitors over two days in August.

Wyn Williams, the society's chairman, added: "It is a privilege to appoint Gwenno as our chief officer."

"She worked tirelessly to ensure the success of the Anglesey Show, and recently delivered her first winter show as chief officer."

"We look forward to the future with confidence, and to working with Gwenno to continue the development of the showground and the society."