Who is the patron saint of Wales?
From ancient miracles to modern parades, St David’s Day unites Wales in a vibrant celebration of heritage, faith and community.
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What is Wales’ national anthem?
Explore the 1856 birth of Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau, its rise to sporting fame and why modern artists and athletes still cherish the song.
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What is the population of Wales?
The Office for National Statistics recorded a total of 60.9 million people in England and Wales in mid‑2023, an increase of 610,000 – the biggest annual jump in three‑quarters…
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Noni Lewis to read ‘Son of Jonah’ at Mitchel Troy
Actress Noni Lewis will read Robert Atkins’ festive poem at St Michael’s Church, Mitchel Troy, on 7 November, with music by Sugar Shop Harmony and a suggested £5 donation.
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Bangor professor receives top forestry fellowship
John Healey, professor of forest sciences at Bangor University, has been awarded the Institute of Chartered Foresters’ Fellowship, recognising his leadership in woodland research and policy.
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What is Wales famous for?
From castles and dragons to rugby and cuisine, the twelve symbols explored show how Wales’ language, landscape and heritage shape its global identity.
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Torfaen to spend £516k on AI programme across Gwent councils
Torfaen Council commits half‑a‑million pounds to a joint AI project aimed at easing staff shortages and improving services for residents.
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What language do they speak in Wales?
Discover the roots of Cymraeg and learn easy Welsh phrases to use while exploring Wales, from historic trails to vibrant festivals.
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What is the capital city of Wales?
Explore how Cardiff evolved from a Roman outpost through industrial boom to today’s vibrant capital, blending heritage with contemporary culture.
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Is Wales a Country?
An authoritative look at Wales’s constitutional position, its devolved powers and why it is recognised as a country.
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