As the event’s anniversary celebrations draw near, Adam Johannes remembers the Merthyr Rising of 1831, and says its spirit lives on today.
Tales of a Changing Landscape
Talking to residents from the Upper Rhondda Fawr, Cam Elizabeth explores their changing relationships to an ever-evolving landscape.
Picturing the Past
Colin Thomas explores the possibilities technology affords for new ways of bringing old stories to life
The Eye of the Beholder: Why Wales Needs a New Approach to Tourism
By promoting overlooked areas, Angela Evans argues that a more positive approach to making tourism work is needed.
A Neo-liberal Curriculum Won’t Teach a True History of Wales
Sian Gwenllian MS writes that the new curriculum’s liberalism will mean that crucial aspects of Welsh history will be forgotten.
Culture and heritage are at the heart of resilient communities
As the National Lottery approaches a milestone birthday, Richard Bellamy introduces the National Lottery Heritage Fund’s future framework for Wales
The first step to a better democracy
Jess Blair explains why a new Bill introduced today to extend the voting age is a good thing for Wales but warns more reforms are needed.
A monument to the communal
Merlin Gable meets Owen Sheers to discuss the poet’s televisual engagement with social issues
Student research shows the rising currency of Welsh History in England
Dr Richard Marsden reflects on the growing numbers of OU students choosing to research Welsh history