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The last days of Frome

Ben Wildsmith Dan Poulter’s defection from the Conservatives to Labour marks a new stage in the party’s descent towards oblivion.…

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Opinion

Far right group condemned for broadcasting images relating to school stabbing

Martin Shipton A notorious far right internet channel has been branded “wholly irresponsible” for broadcasting footage relating to a school…

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News

Yr Hen Iaith, part thirty nine: A Small Book and A Big Step

We continue the history of Welsh literature as Jerry Hunter guides fellow academic Richard Wyn Jones through the centuries in…

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Culture

Book review: The Yellow Nineties by Catherine Fisher

Jon Gower The occult books of Caerleon writer Arthur Machen cast long shadows, with many of today’s writers citing him…

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Culture

Is rural Wales getting its fair share of transport investment?

Professor Stuart Cole, CBE. Emeritus Professor of Transport Economics and Policy, Prifysgol de Cymru / University of South Wales It…

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Opinion

‘Best hotel in Wales’ solar scheme refused

Bruce Sinclair, local democracy reporter Plans to site solar panels on the roof of a Ceredigion seaside restaurant/hotel named ‘the…

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News

Letter from Barry

Taylor Edmonds Two years ago, I moved into my first home with my partner, no more than a ten-minute walk…

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Feature

Y Filltir Sgwâr/The Square Mile: The Mon & Brec Canal

‘In a year long series Tom Maloney, from Abersychan, shows how you can love a place so well it becomes…

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Feature

Recently, I became famous

Euron Griffith Recently I became famous. It crept up on me unawares and it wasn’t at all what I expected.…

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Feature

Ireland won’t be ‘loophole’ for other countries’ migration issues – Harris

Irish premier Simon Harris has said that Ireland won’t “provide a loophole for anybody else’s migration challenges”. He was speaking…

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News

Yr Hen Iaith, part thirty nine: A Small Book and A Big Step

We continue the history of Welsh literature as Jerry Hunter guides fellow academic Richard Wyn Jones through the centuries in…

No comments.
Culture

Book review: The Yellow Nineties by Catherine Fisher

Jon Gower The occult books of Caerleon writer Arthur Machen cast long shadows, with many of today’s writers citing him…

No comments.
Culture

Book review: Tua’r Gorwel by Eirlys Wyn Jones

Rebecca Roberts Tua’r Gorwel is the sequel to Wyn Jones’ 2021 historical novel, Tu ôl i’r Llenni, which followed the…

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Culture

New legal crime drama series based in Newport commissioned

S4C has announced the commission of a brand-new series, Ar y Ffin / Mudtown which centres around life at Newport’s…

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Culture

Connacht keep in URC play-off contention with thrilling victory against Dragons

Connacht kept in contention for a United Rugby Championship play-off spot with a thrilling 34-27 victory against Dragons at Rodney…

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Sport

Swansea boss Luke Williams thrilled with draw at Norwich

Swansea head coach Luke Williams was hugely impressed with his side’s showing in a 2-2 draw with Norwich at Carrow…

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Sport

Stockport fans unveil banner aimed at Wrexham owners

There has been no love lost between Wrexham and Stockport in recent times. When the teams did battle in the…

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Sport

Graham Coughlan relieved to see the season come to an end

Newport manager Graham Coughlan admitted he was relieved to see the season come to an end as he saw his…

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Sport

The last days of Frome

Ben Wildsmith Dan Poulter’s defection from the Conservatives to Labour marks a new stage in the party’s descent towards oblivion.…

One comment.
Opinion

Is rural Wales getting its fair share of transport investment?

Professor Stuart Cole, CBE. Emeritus Professor of Transport Economics and Policy, Prifysgol de Cymru / University of South Wales It…

2 comments.
Opinion

Vaughan Gething’s time will be up when Labour sees him as an electoral liability

Martin Shipton Ironically, Vaughan Gething’s victory in the Welsh Labour leadership election is likely to shorten his political career rather…

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Opinion

Is the clock already ticking for First Minister Vaughan Gething?

Emily Price As pressure mounts on Vaughan Gething over his dodgy campaign donation, it seems to me it will be…

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Opinion

Letter from Barry

Taylor Edmonds Two years ago, I moved into my first home with my partner, no more than a ten-minute walk…

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Feature

Y Filltir Sgwâr/The Square Mile: The Mon & Brec Canal

‘In a year long series Tom Maloney, from Abersychan, shows how you can love a place so well it becomes…

No comments.
Feature

Recently, I became famous

Euron Griffith Recently I became famous. It crept up on me unawares and it wasn’t at all what I expected.…

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Feature

Spanish vs native bluebells: Knowing the difference, and why it matters

Stephen Price When Plantlife asked the UK public to vote for their favourite wildflower, the common bluebell was named the…

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Feature

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