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@ceri-shaw • 5 years ago

This Day in Welsh History - May 23rd

23rd May

Born on this day 1929 in Cardiff, Bobi Jones, a Welsh Christian academic, who is one of the most prolific writers...

@ceri-shaw • 5 years ago

Putting in a shift – a history of Newtown's factory football clubs

FACTORY football clubs are a rarity these days.

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@ceri-shaw • 5 years ago

Second homes crisis: 'More young people will be forced to leave if Welsh Government doesn't act'

A lack of action from the Welsh Government on second homes will force more young people to leave their communities,...

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@ceri-shaw • 5 years ago

Calls increase for both Wales, the Welsh language and Scotland to be represented at the Eurovision song contest

Calls for both Wales and the Welsh language to be represented in the Eurovision Song contest have increased after the...

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@ceri-shaw • 5 years ago

Welsh Word Of The Day ( 5/22/2021 ) poeni - to ache, to pester, to worry

poeni - to ache, to pester, to worry - AmeriCymru

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This Day in Welsh History - May 22nd

22nd May

The Roman road, Sarn Helen is named after Saint Elen whose feast day is celebrated today. Saint Elen is said...

@ceri-shaw • 5 years ago

Historical novel exploring Welsh language and identity wins Tir na n-Og Award

A powerful and exciting novel set during the early Middle Ages, has won the English-language category of the...

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@ceri-shaw • 5 years ago

UK Transport Secretary considering a tunnel between Wales and Ireland

The UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps is considering a 50-mile tunnel between Wales and Ireland, he has revealed in...

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@ceri-shaw • 5 years ago

'Culture is not just nice to have or an afterthought; it is a crucial part of our society and will be crucial for our recovery'

Heledd Fychan, the new Plaid Cymru Spokesperson for Culture, outlines her, and the Party’s, priorities for the next...

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23rd May

Putting in a shift – a history of Newtown's factory football clubs

Second homes crisis: 'More young people will be forced to leave if Welsh Government doesn't act'

Calls increase for both Wales, the Welsh language and Scotland to be represented at the Eurovision song contest

poeni - to ache, to pester, to worry - AmeriCymru

22nd May

Historical novel exploring Welsh language and identity wins Tir na n-Og Award

UK Transport Secretary considering a tunnel between Wales and Ireland

'Culture is not just nice to have or an afterthought; it is a crucial part of our society and will be crucial for our recovery'