May
31
Small country with a big history
Trevor Herbert says an Open University course on Welsh history is proving a world-wide hit
Archive for May, 2010
May
30
Tiger Bay’s latest renaissance
John Briggs on a new exhibition which underscores the contrast between glitzy Cardiff Bay and the older community that lies behind the waterfront
May
29
Ravishing Blind Harmony
Rhian Davies provides a curtain-raiser for this summer’s Gregynog music festival
May
28
BBC Wales to commission major Welsh history series
New programmes will inevitably be compared with Dragon Has Two Tongues broadcast 25 years ago
May
28
Virtual reality overtakes National Museum Wales
Jonathan Brooks-Jones glimpses a preview of The People’s Collection to be launched at the National Eisteddfod
May
27
Oriel Mostyn re-opens to acclaim
Derek Jones celebrates the refurbishment of a north Wales artistic jewel
May
26
Referendum Yes sustaining lead in latest poll
John Osmond examines the latest results from the 2010 Welsh Election Survey
May
26
The Arts and Religion – Shared Predicaments
by Geraint Talfan Davies
William Hodgkins Memorial Lecture
Cardiff Adult Christian Education Centre
21 May 2010
May
26
Call for Food Policy Council for nation’s capital
Jonathan Brooks-Jones reports from the IWA’s Food in the City conference, held in Cardiff this week
May
26
Food in the City
Elin Jones, Minister for Rural Affairs,
Food in the City conference
24 May 2010