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Celebrating a doubly Welsh day

Caerphilly residents of all ages attended a special event last week to celebrate the town’s proud heritage in the...

A collection of around 14,000 rare and antiquarian library books, some dating from the late 15th century, are being...

Dungeons, gothic ruins and World War Two bunkers are among the features making up Swansea‘s rich landscape and plans...

Vale-based Plaid Cymru AM Chris Franks is pressing for an exhibition of the diaries of legendary Barry journalist who...

The historic ‘Bells of Santiago’, housed for over a hundred years at All Saints’, Oystermouth, could well be returning...

Cadw, the Welsh Assembly Government’s historic environment service, is marking the national patron saint’s day by offering free admission...

On 13 October, it will be 100 years since the St David’s lifeboat, Gem, was wrecked in Ramsey Sound...

Caerphilly will host an important celebratory event next week to mark the anniversaries of two of the county borough’s...

Rare and endangered species of bats have taken roost in a Swansea folly and this will spell a possible...

A major scheme to improve Wrexham Museum will soon be getting underway as the main contractor has now been...