My new book explores the world of a fascinating figure who lived a full and varied life in pre-industrial Glamorgan and whose poetry, reputation and legend flourished in the booming iron and coal towns of the 19th century: https://t.co/thMYMGOvKv @cynonvalleymus
Dr Fares, a refugee from Syria, now works as a surgeon in the NHS thanks to @DPIAcharity . Aviva will match your donation to the charity pound for pound: https://t.co/i7mzaYT4Pi
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Displaced People in Action @DPIAcharity for which I am a trustee does great work with asylum seekers and refugees, including refugee doctors who are helped to qualify to work for the NHS in the UK. Every donation to this crowdfunder will be matched.
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'You get a lot more than biography in this account of the people’s poet Edward Evan, a man who was said to be the last druid standing ... easily one of my books of the year' @JonGower1 review of my book:
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'One of the aspects of the book that makes it stand out for me, and makes it easily one of my books of the year – is the deft and often unexpected way in which it slides deftly from the past into the present ...' @jongower1
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Governing ourselves: What has been happening in Wales since 1999 is the result of a long revolution that is slowly gathering pace ✍️ John Osmond
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Legend has it that Edward Evan was the last in the long line of ancient Welsh bards. A new book takes us into his mind and times
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Honoured to attend the launch of Rev. Dr Harold Good’s memoir, co-authored by former Queen’s Senator @MartinOBrienCom, in the Great Hall tonight—an event led by one of our most distinguished alumna, former President of Ireland, Professor Mary McAleese.
Rev. Good’s unwavering dedication to peace and reconciliation has profoundly shaped our society.
His legacy of hope, courage, and commitment to a better future is inspiring, and we are privileged to have him as a cherished member of the @QUBelfast community.
I met @AngelaGraham8 at the start of the language journey she describes here. A fascinating exploration of an interesting cultural inheritance: On Being a Writer in Wales...and Northern Ireland … https://t.co/ehtPRMJ80B
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On this day in 1913, the Senghenydd Colliery disaster occurred at the Universal Colliery in Senghenydd, near Caerphilly. The explosion, which killed 439 miners and a rescuer, is the worst mining accident in the UK.
This photograph shows a thirteen-year-old girl awaiting news with her baby sister.
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You can read an extract of my new book 'In Search of the Last Bard' here: https://t.co/RgHa8OUVjx. Edward Evan of Ton Coch, 'an extraordinary Welsh figure ... who seems to have rolled many lives into one', @JonGower1. Available in bookshops and online at https://t.co/O4ToxS9iY7.
We are looking for someone to join our board who has lived experience as an asylum seeker or refugee. If you’d like to contribute to a Welsh charity working in this field check the details here: https://t.co/8bVnR6IG7Q
Ukrainian authorities must conduct a swift and thorough investigation into recent online harassment faced by journalists at the independent news website Ukrainska Pravda.
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