Wales – Food festival nation?
Carwyn Graves Wales, the country of Eisteddfodau, the Royal Welsh and County Shows aplenty, has also become something of a…
No comments.Theatre review: ‘Angel’
Jon Gower Viscerally powerful and emotionally dismantling, Angel is a one-woman show where you soon forget there’s only one actor…
One comment.I’r Stiwdio/ Into the Studio
Jon Gower Half a dozen talented alumni of the Swansea College of Art, UWTSD are the subject of a delightful…
No comments.Bookchat: TV weatherman Liam Dutton
Jon Gower There’s a very common misconception about a TV weatherman’s working day, as Channel 4 weatherman Liam Dutton explains:…
No comments.Letter from Prestatyn
Rebecca Roberts Growing up, Rhyl was the place to spend your Saturdays. After a drama lesson at the Little Theatre,…
5 comments.Review: Cylchu Cymru by Gareth Evans-Jones
Ant Evans I’ve always enjoyed travelling. Over the past decade, I’ve travelled countless kilometres, that’s for sure. Be they long…
No comments.Review: Bob Dylan and Dylan Thomas
Jon Gower There’s something seriously infectious about the enthusiasm of the two experts, K G Miles and Jeff Towns behind…
3 comments.English teacher’s winning words claim short story prize
Laura Morris, an English teacher from Caerphilly, has won the 2022 Rhys Davies Short Story Competition for her story ‘Cree’,…
One comment.Review: The Ancient Woods of South-East Wales by Oliver Rackham
Morgan Owen In Wales’ cultural imagination, the south-east is most often associated with industry and urban expansion, and while industry…
No comments.Pining for Potacre: Margiad Evans, Autobiography and the Welsh Border.
Jim Pratt Hartwell Bungalow, Hartfield,Sussex 27.12.57 My dear Bryher – It will please you perhaps to hear that the neglected…
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