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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Culture » Page 40

Culture

Essays, interviews and reviews related to the arts, media and cultures of Wales.

We’re better bilingual in Wales

Rebecca Williams says we cannot leave things as they are with teaching Welsh as a second language

31st October (28th October)
  • Culture

When teaching Welsh is a futile experiment

Tim Williams argues that teaching through the medium of Welsh in English-medium schools damages education

30th October (7th November)
  • Culture

Teaching Welsh for the sake of our children

John Osmond opens up a debate on the teaching of the language in English-medium schools

29th October (29th October)
  • Culture

Stuart Hall as a public intellectual

Glenn Jordan examines the influence of a man who says we should never abandon a struggle merely because we cannot be certain of success.

27th October (28th October)
  • Culture

Welsh-language community needs a Senedd

Simon Brooks asks why the language has not flourished in devolved Wales

22nd October (27th February)
  • Culture

A brief encounter
 between Scotland 
and Wales

Margaret Macaulay reveals hidden correspondence between Scottish writer Athole Cameron and her Welsh lover.

20th October (21st October)
  • Culture

Some corner of a foreign field

Tim Finch explains why he is organizing a festival of Englishness in London today

19th October (18th October)
  • Culture

Senghenydd remembers

Trevor Fishlock reports on the opening of a mining memorial at the old Universal Colliery where disaster struck a century ago today

14th October (11th October)
  • Culture

When Welsh nationalism was smeared with fascism

Jasmine Donahaye investigates the antisemitic slur against Plaid Cymru

11th October (27th February)
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