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A group of brothers and their friend with no connection to Anglesey have become "super fans" of the island's athletes.
Kacie, from The Rare Welsh Bit food blog said Welsh rarebit, also known as Welsh rabbit, originated in the 1500s as a popular dish among Welsh working-class families who couldn't afford meat like ...
Local businesses have Welsh names, and the lilting noise from the school playground that lifts onto the breeze is distinctly incomprehensible to a typical English ear.
EXCL: Plans by Welsh council bosses' to reduce the amount of lessons taught in English to 'bolster' Welsh have been applauded by residents despite being slammed as 'crazy' by teachers.
Welsh language is being threatened by social media Almost 70% of Welsh speakers used English 'often' or 'always' on social media, according to a new study ...
Psychology expert Dr Nigel Hunt works as a visiting professor at Wrexham University - but lashed out at bilingual Welsh-English road signs on his trips across Wales.
English people discover what animal names mean in Welsh – and they're gobsmacked A man has shared a video showing how to pronounce the names of various animals in Welsh, and people are in hysterics.
RESIDENTS have opened up about life in a town that is half Welsh and half English – saying that the golf holes straddle both countries and the pub crawls are confusing. Llanymynech sits on th… ...
The Welsh Government will create a deposit return scheme for Wales, after pulling out of a UK-wide approach which did not include glass bottles, it has announced. England, Wales, Scotland and ...
Social media may be threatening the future of the Welsh language and the psychological health of its speakers, a new study suggests. Academics at Swansea University compared minority and majority ...
Border village where the line between Welsh passion and English pride will be clear cut for World Cup Llanymynech's two pubs cover both home nations, ensuring a lively encounter ahead ...
EXCL: Plans by Welsh council bosses' to reduce the amount of lessons taught in English to 'bolster' Welsh have been applauded by residents despite being slammed as 'crazy' by teachers.