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Cynefin – A Sense of Place: Nests – part one

‘…and most I like the winter nests deep hid That leaves and berries fell into…’ (Edward Thomas) Gaynor Funnell February…

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Review: The Library Suicides by Fflur Dafydd

Jon Gower The National Library might not be the first place that spring to mind as the setting for a…

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Treorchy’s Rugby Dream

Continuing our series written by John Geraint, author of ‘The Great Welsh Auntie Novel’, and one of Wales’s most experienced…

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Watch: David Tennant is ‘bought’ by Michael Sheen on live TV

I think we can safely say that David Tennant and Michael Sheen are the best of friends. As far as…

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Profile: Adwaith – one of Wales’ best loved indie bands

Molly Stubbs With Dydd Miwsig Cymraeg on 10th February, now is the perfect chance to familiarise yourself with the brightest…

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The castle voted Europe’s most beautiful is in Wales

A castle in Wales has been voted the most beautiful in Europe. Travel magazine Condé Nast Traveller has released a…

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The almost forgotten Welsh festival of Gŵyl Fair y Canhwyllau

Although it may not feel like a particularly remarkable day, today marks the almost forgotten Welsh celebration of Gŵyl Fair…

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New gig circuit for Welsh language artists launched

A new gig circuit for Welsh language artists has been launched today (2 February), with the first tour taking place…

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Celebration of Swansea poet raises money for Harry’s Fund

A poetry and performance event celebrating the work of a contemporary local poet is set to take place in a…

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Review: Welsh National Opera Orchestra, St David’s Hall, Cardiff

Peter Collins In a bold and imaginative piece of programming, Czech conductor Tomas Hanus gave us just one work in…

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Review: Birdsplaining – A Natural History by Jasmine Donahaye

Lottie Williams A flock of emotions spark furiously within the essays of Jasmine Donahaye’s new collection, Birdsplaining: A Natural History.…

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Review: Cymru Fydd by Wiliam Owen Roberts

Jon Gower Wales has changed dramatically by 2090. The coastal cities of the south have been inundated as a consequence…

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