The Novelist Elena Puw Morgan: Rethinking Modernism
Speaker: Dr Mererid Puw Davies FLSW Associate Professor, Head of German at UCL In the chair: John Jones, Chair of the Montgomeryshire Society Download MP3
Wales and the Sea: Some New Archaeological Perspectives
Speaker: Dr Mark Rednap, Head of Collections & Research, Department of History and Archaeology, National Museum Wales Download MP3
EMYR HUMPHREYS AT 100: A RETROSPECTIVE
Speaker: Professor M Wynn Thomas OBE, Professor of English and Emyr Humphreys Professor of Welsh Writing in English, Swansea University In the chair: Professor Helen Fulton, Member of Council Download
FROM DRAINTEWION TO LLANDINAM: THE CREATION OF THE DAVIES FAMILY FORTUNE
Speaker: Dr David Jenkins, Honorary Research Fellow, National Museum Wales In the chair: John Jones, Chair of the Montgomeryshire Society Download MP3
Bydded cyfiawnder! Ffarwél i EnglandandWales
The Cymmrodorion Eisteddfod lecture (the Annual Sir Thomas ParryWilliams Memorial Lecture) for 2018 explores the role of the Commission on Justice in Wales, which is chaired by the former Lord
RICHARD PRICE: A PARADOXICAL REVOLUTIONARY
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THE WELSH ECONOMY IN A CHANGING WORLD
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Belgian refugee musicians in mid-Wales during the First World War
When Germany invaded Belgium in 1914, more than a million Belgians fled their homes and around 100,000 sought refuge in Britain. The Davies family of Llandinam assisted several families to
STUDYING WALES TODAY: A MICROCOSMOPOLITAN APPROACH
Drawing on Michael Cronin’s model of ‘microcosmopolitanism’ and its appreciation of the complexity and diversity of small nations, in this lecture Professor Wynn Thomas champions the importance of ‘studying Wales
Studying Wales Today: A Microcosmopolitan Approach
Drawing on Michael Cronin’s model of ‘microcosmopolitanism’ and its appreciation of the complexity and diversity of small nations, in this lecture Professor Wynn Thomas champions the importance of ‘studying Wales