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Storyteller Michael Harvey, singer Lynne Denman, and musician Stacey Blythe atop Tomen y Mur, Eryri with Trawsfynydd nuclear power station in the background
Arts & Culture

Storytelling, bilingualism, and language survival

6 January 2025
Composite photo: Andrew RT Davies holding a ‘Welsh Not’
Voices | Lleisiau

The defence of Wales’ English speakers

21 December 2024
A Welsh Not of 1852, found when Capel Pen-rhiw was dismantled. Now at St Fagans Museum
Arts & Culture

Exploring the Welsh language: a Bylines Network Podcast episode

16 November 2024
OED: the arms of three people doing ‘cheers’ with pints over a table of chips, pizza, and other food
Arts & Culture

Sglods with everything! Welsh in the OED

27 September 2024
Welsh language: a winding road in Eryri, and a rainbow
Arts & Culture

The Welsh language and me: a learner’s journey

22 August 2024
Cymraeg: a cream and red iron Victorian lamppost in Colwyn Bay
Hiraeth

There’s no wrong reason to learn Cymraeg, or any language

30 July 2024
The Bern zinc tablet or Gobannus tablet is a metal sheet found in 1984 in Bern, Switzerland. It displays an apparently Gaulish inscription, consisting of four words, each on its own line, the letters formed by little dots impressed onto the metal: ΔΟΒΝΟΡΗΔΟ ΓΟΒΑΝΟ ΒΡΕΝΟΔΩΡ ΝΑΝΤΑΡΩΡ (Dobnoredo Gobano Brenodor Nantaror)
Arts & Culture

Gaulish and Welsh: painting a family tree

23 June 2024
Local news: community events and reporters
Community | Cymuned

Local news websites – why they are so important

3 June 2024
Welsh language: a bilingual walking sign for the Brenig Way in Denbighshire, in Welsh and English
Politics & Society

How do we rebuild the Welsh language in Wales?

3 May 2024
Brythonic languages: a view of a lake and mountains in Trevelin, ‘Welsh’ Patagonia, Argentina
Arts & Culture

Brythonic languages today: Breton, Cornish, Cumbric, Welsh … and Patagonia

2 May 2024
A ‘no entry for heavy vehicles’ sign with a Welsh language translation that is completely wrong
Arts & Culture

Welsh, not: the ‘survival’ of the Welsh language

10 April 2024
Welsh histories: Newton House, a school in Llandeilo, circa 1720. Artist unknown
Arts & Culture

The history of Welsh Histories

1 April 2024
Reform UK: young woman standing facing Pontsticill Reservoir, Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales
Voices | Lleisiau

Losing a Welsh identity: Reform UK and a changing Wales

23 February 2024
Metal dragon
Hiraeth

Mae Cymraeg i’r bawb!

12 July 2023
Dall-y-Mellt / Rough Cut
Arts & Culture

Rough Cut: Netflix’s first Welsh language series

18 April 2023
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