Llinos Dafydd The author of a new history of Wales for children has said that young people need a history of Wales that goes beyond “great men”, simple heroes and villains and events within the countr...

On 18 September 1997, the Welsh electorate narrowly voted ‘Yes’ on the question: “Do you agree that there should be a Welsh Assembly as proposed by the Government?” The turnout was 50.1…

Retrofitting for the Future – Nature-Based Solutions to Climate Adaptation’, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.

One of our great triumphs and economic advantages is fading away

Several of Wales' most prominent historians are urging the Welsh Government to act

Stephen Price Three leading Welsh academics, supported by Welsh historians, educationalists and individuals prominent in public life in Wales have written an open letter to the Welsh Government’s new ...

Ron Davies, the Labour Secretary of State who oversaw Welsh devolution, famously insisted that devolution was “a process, not an event.” Yet the retirement this week of Dewi Llwyd, the beloved broa…

Concerns that UK universities not preparing students adequately as annual survey shows big rise in performance-related issues among recent hires

I like voting. I like the walk to the polling station, even if it’s raining. I like seeing others heading the same way. I like wondering who they’re voting for. I like how serious their…

A new oral history project celebrating Cardiff’s live music scene is inviting young people to record their best music memories. Cardiff’s ever evolving live music scene – from legendary nights at the ...

History is not easy. It’s not about learning dates and facts; it’s about understanding, understanding why things happened, what they meant, what they led to. This isn’t straightforward. It can requ…

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"It remains the case that most pupils in Wales will leave school with limited knowledge of the history of their own nation and its place in the wider UK and world"

In the old coalfields of south Wales, Britain’s center-left establishment faces being crushed by a nationalist left and populist right. POLITICO went to find out why.