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A short history of Laverbread – the Welsh Marmite?

Carwyn Graves Porphyra umbilicalis, Bara lawr, the Welshman’s caviar, Laver bread. A dark green – or is it red? –…

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Letter from Wolf Country; Cwm Bleiddiaid, Coed y Bleiddiau and the Via degli Dei

Julie Brominicks They were here. It’s a bright day with a brisk wind so like me they’d have sheltered behind…

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A Welsh market renaissance

Carwyn Graves ‘There’ll be nowhere else this busy in the city on a Thursday lunchtime,’ Jonathan explains with more than…

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Imagining a farm-friendly future

Julie Brominicks Farmers I love you. I love your dressers sagging with schoolbooks and toys. I love your dogs. Dwi’n…

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Opinion

Faggots with and without peas

Carwyn Graves “I’m getting sick of making them, people go for them so much!” On a busy, wet weekday morning…

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Farmer protests betray a deeper crisis our politicians won’t confront

Protests are erupting all over Europe as farmers feel the squeeze of policies that on the one hand demand that…

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Opinion

Poem: Christmas Goose – Irene Thomas

Stephen Price Christmas in Wales is an anthology edited by Dewi Roberts from Seren Books. This remarkable book brings together…

The communities replanting apple orchards in Wales

Sarah Morgan Jones The humble apple, which if consumed daily is credited for keeping the doctor away, is nothing if…

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Welsh market town set to host bilingual literary festival

A bilingual literary festival will see a mid Wales town come to life as Welsh readers, writers and poets come…

News

Mapping our country – views from Wales

Sarah Morgan Jones Over the last year one of my favourite tasks on Nation.Cymru has been to prepare cultural and…

The top picks of ‘22: Our writers select their cultural highlights of the year

Ant Evans As I’ve mentioned previously, my wings have well and truly been clipped as of March 2020. Less confidence…