Ant Evans If you’re anything like me and have an interest in Welsh history, when it comes to evicted communities…
Molly Stubbs Low-budget films are a win-win. We’re all familiar with the Sharknados, the Anacondas. If they’re not so bad…
Gemma June Howell Step into the shadows of Berlin during the 1930s and World War II as Emma Venables unveils…
Morgan Davies I watch him lay the lifeless body on the upturned barrel. The lamb’s head is turned towards me.…
Gareth Wyn Jones We are pleased to continue the series in which Gareth Wyn Jones, Professor Emeritus of plant biology…
Continuing our series of articles to accompany the podcast series Yr Hen Iaith. This is episode nineteen. Jerry Hunter One…
Jon Gower Even as a child Ray Howard-Jones was deeply fascinated by colour. Arriving in the world in 1903 she…
Ant Evans This review has come about quite by accident. I know what you’re thinking “Come off it Ant, how…
Elizabeth Edwards Late summer 2022. I step off the train at Euston, merge into the crowd hurrying towards the exit.…
Jon Gower Judging by the puerile title you might be forgiven for expecting something eminently childish from this production but,…
Jon Gower This beautifully designed and presented series of five tri-lingual chapbooks explores connections between Wales and Ireland, concentrating on…
We are pleased to continue the series in which Gareth Wyn Jones, Professor Emeritus of plant biology and bioscience at…
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