who hold regular meetings to plan each festival. The festival has a number of support groups, including a content group, sponsorship group, technical group, communication group and volunteer group. These groups feed into the main group's monthly meetings. The festival logo was inspired by contributions from pupils at Ysgol Syr Hugh Owen and designed by Iestyn Lloyd of Cwmni Da. The festival has been supported by Welsh Government through the Food Festival Grant Scheme and was highly commended by Food Awards Wales in 2019. Car parking is provided at the Slate Quay (Cei Llechi) and at other car parks around the town while the Welsh Highland Railway provides transport from Porthmadog. Cycle access is by the cycle tracks along the disused railway lines which include Lôn Las Eifion, which runs from Porthmadog, by-passing Penygroes and on to Caernarfon, Lôn Las Menai from Y Felinheli to Caernarfon and Lôn Las Peris from Llanberis to Caernarfon. Freedom of the Town The following people and military units have received the Freedom of the Town of Caernarfon. Individuals Military Units The Royal Welch Fusiliers: 1946. The Royal Welsh: 25 April 2009. See also George Herbert, 5th Earl of Carnarvon References Further reading Caernarfon Waterfront: Understanding Urban Caracter, published by Cadw, 2010 External links Caernarfon Royal Town Council Encyclopædia Britannica Caernarfon Towns in Gwynedd Former county towns in Wales Registered historic parks and gardens in Gwynedd Listed buildings in Gwynedd