Jon Gower This is a terse and tense novel about survival and survivalism set in Anglesey and Ukraine. Helen, a…
Undaunted by the news that some UK cinemas have banned groups of young people wearing suits during screenings of Minions:…
Election Night, February 1974. On a Rhondda bus stop, surrounded by ghosts of the Tonypandy Riots, a painfully thin 17-year-old…
Shara Atashi Uprising is an illustrated firework of protest poetry in a time of overwhelming threat: a third world war,…
Liam Randall, local democracy reporter A local authority has revealed its reasons for refusing a licence for a Wrexham music…
A beautiful mural that pays tribute to a village’s mining history has appeared in Cefneithin in Carmarthenshire. The artwork painted…
Hanan Issa has been named the next national poet of Wales by Literature Wales. Hanan is a Welsh-Iraqi poet, filmmaker…
The Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod returns in a blaze of colour tomorrow. After a Covid-enforced absence, competitors are arriving in…
Welsh comedian Tudur Owen became a Doctor of Literature today after being awarded an Honorary Degree from Bangor University. The…
Bobi the dog is not a fan of being left in a car waiting for his owners. When he gets…
New leaflets as well as a video have been produced sharing some ‘vital’ Welsh words translated to Ukrainian. Mentrau…
Wales Millennium Centre’s flagship international arts festival is returning to Cardiff in October with a new name and an eclectic…
All information provided to Nation.Cymru will be handled sensitively and within the boundaries of the Data Protection Act 2018.