England and Wales part three: impacts of English laws on Wales
The third and final part of a series examines the impact of English laws on Wales from the past to...
Read moreDetailsDean Jones was born in Abergavenny but now lives in Somerset. He studied History and Welsh History at Aberystwyth in the early 2000s, where he began to realise that his school education had been more focused on British or English history than Welsh. This sparked his passion for telling the story of our great nation’s history. His main historical interests are in pre-Roman and Roman Wales, 16th century Wales, 20th century history, and the mythology and folklore of Britain. He also enjoys hiking, travelling, photography, and whisky, and is a Welsh learner.
The third and final part of a series examines the impact of English laws on Wales from the past to...
Read moreDetailsEngland annexed Wales and imposed legal and political systems and language on it through the Laws in Wales Acts nearly...
Read moreDetailsWhy are ‘England and Wales’ said together in a way other nations in the UK aren’t? This first in a...
Read moreDetailsYou may only know Betsi Cadwaladr as the first two words in the name of the NHS Health Board for...
Read moreDetailsYou could say that Griffith Jones and Bridget Bevan, three centuries ago, did more for Welsh education and the Welsh...
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