Jon Gower reviews the latest title in Parthian’s Library of Wales, by Frank Richards
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Jon Gower reviews the latest title in Parthian’s Library of Wales, by Frank Richards
Er gwaethaf diffyg cynnydd yn yr iaith Gymraeg yn y blynyddoedd diwethaf, mae Meri Huws yn ffyddiog bod yr amodau yn eu lle i ganiatáu ar gyfer mwy o ddefnydd yn y blynyddoedd i ddod.
Despite a lack of growth in the Welsh language in recent years, Meri Huws believes conditions are in place to allow for greater use in the coming years.
Dylan Moore meets Glenn Edwards to discover more about The Eye, a festival putting Aberystwyth on the world map for meaningful documentary photography
Dylan Moore is impressed by a site-specific theatrical performance that challenges some prevailing attitudes toward refugees
William Powell shares his thoughts on the first National Eisteddfod in Abergavenny for over 100 years
Sarah Reynolds reflects on her experience as a competitor for Welsh Learner of the Year.
Rachel Carney whets her appetite for Wales’ Roald Dahl celebrations by visiting a retrospective of his long-time illustrator’s signature work
Adam Somerset reviews a new book on the EU in light of the electorate’s Brexit decision.