#Aberystwyth

A thread on why #Aberystwyth is the most beautiful place to study, warning contains lots of sunsets (yes im reminiscing) I've never felt more at peace than I did during
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seeing someone describe the problem with the exam results chaos being that they ultimately most fuck up the kids whose C became a U and who were going to use
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THREADLook at a rail map of Wales and you’ll notice a pattern. All of the main railway lines run horizontally. Look closer and you’ll also notice a cluster of lines
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Coffee lovers: I want to tell you a story about a business you must seek out. Imagine a small shop, really just space for a counter and any remaining space
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1/10 Discovery! Abermagwr Roman villa, Ceredigion. Ten years ago this month, initial excavations directed by Dr Jeffrey Davies and Dr Toby Driver confirmed the existence of Ceredigion’s first (and still
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THREAD: WHY CYMRU LACKS A UNIFIED RAIL NETWORK Look at a rail map of Cymru and you’ll notice a pattern. All of the main railway lines run horizontally. Look closer
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Today's #Covid19Cymru headlines:At first glance today's cases figures look bad. But they are not as bad as they appear. Positivity is at its second lowest post-peak, and R is down
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a brief thread of some of my favourite gargoyles and grotesques: this bat at christchurch priory this crone at brasenose college oxford traditional welsh female dress at Aberystwyth an absolute
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Thread: university education of British RoyalsThe rankings of the institutions are taken from Guardian University League Table 2020.Note: UK degrees have 4 classes to show the student's overall performance -
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732 years ago, in a meadow on the banks of the river Irfon, the last Prince of Wales, Llywelyn ap Gruffudd fell.His life ended in battle with King Edward of
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The word "Wales" reveals the origins of Britain, and a gnawing history of Anglo-Saxon oppression…It was used by invading tribes to mean 'foreigners' or 'outsiders,' despite Brythonic peoples (latterly Welsh,
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For every like this tweet gets I will tell you one of my favourite films that doesn’t exist. Kicking Off in Paris (1970) - James Bolams pub football team get
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A thread on John Barnard Jenkins - The Reluctant Revolutionary P.S - yes this man is as badass as his photo suggests. John Jenkins was born in Caerdydd on the
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