Football has always been an important part of Welsh culture, and in recent years, the Football Association of Wales (FAW) has taken significant steps to promote the Welsh language and use it as a force for good. The FAW’s efforts to promote Welsh have been commendable, and it is a great example of how organizations…
The City Deal is a Treasury driven stimulus for empowering local areas to drive growth by putting greater resources and financial freedoms into the hands of local leaders and it is gaining much attention in Wales. It has the potential to deliver an extra investment of circa £1billion and if used wisely might have a significant…
I went to Penarth yesterday, hadn’t been there for some time, but I remembered it as a smart little town but I was shocked when I saw how the centre of the town has changed. Standing in the middle of the shopping area I could count 3 supermarkets, 4 coffee shops and 5 charity shops….
Clearing out a few cupboards this weekend uncovered this old photo of the London County Council run “Welsh Class” in HungerfordRoad School, probably around 1963. I wonder where they all are now. You probably couldn’t call it the Welsh Class now, would infringe some law or other I’m sure.
The Coral Welsh Grand National is the biggest horse race of the year in Wales, bringing people together in a wonderful social occasion which is a highlight of the festive season. Initial entries for this year’s race include the last two winners Mountainous and Monbeg Dude.
There’s a really pleasant walk along the riverside in Aberaeron. It’s perfect for a lazy stroll and for many it offers an opportunity to picnic in the shade whilst listening to the sounds of the passing River Aeron. I took a walk down there yesterday with Ben my Labrador and was appalled at the state…
Wales is ready to welcome rugby fans as a busy weekend of sport gets underway in Cardiff
Local authorities complete housing land availability studies to monitor the supply of housing land. The 2013 Newport study is now available.
We are seeking your views on Cross Compliance Proposals of the Common Agricultural Policy.
Ken Skates, will travel to Oxford and Cambridge universities next Wednesday to discuss what can be done to increase the numbers of Welsh students studying at Oxbridge.
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