#Ceredigion

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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Today's #Covid19Cymru headlines:Excellent news on cases, falling under 400; the lowest since 1st October. Deaths however are still not coming down much. Positivity remains low.1/7 There were 399 cases reported
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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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Yesterday I saw a tweet - and promptly lost it, sorry whoever it was - wondering about 'anti-bellwethers', seats in elections that always vote for the losing side. So, of
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The pigment, emerald green, was developed in 1814. The brilliance and depth of colour was like no other. It was massively popular, especially for paints and wallpaper. But there was
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For the second day in a row, I have had to change the scale on my graph to accommodated the number of #Covid19Cymru cases. Whilst I don't rule out an
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This is the story of John Jones, the most extraordinary Welshman you’ve never heard of. He was a carpenter, a poet, an architect for the Rothschilds, President of the Eisteddfod...
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On Wales’ Ceredigion coastline lies a lost prehistoric forest, only visible when the tide is at its very lowest and strong winds have shifted the sands.These remnants of ancient trees
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Today's #thread is brought to you by wonderful Welsh history blogger @hisdoryan!Did you know that the 25th of January is St Dwynwen’s Day (Dydd Santes Dwynwen) here in Wales?St Dwynwen
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Between a tiny Ceredigion village and the sea lies an area of flat land, bordered by the rivers Peris and Cledan.On maps, it's called Morfa Esgob (Bishop's Land).It's strangely divided
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Today's Westminster Hall Parliamentary debate on a petition calling for a Minister for Hospitality in the UK Government starts at 4.30pm - just over 5 minutes' time! We'll be live-tweeting
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