Tag: Welsh Nationhood

• The Wales Our Ancestors Dreamed Of, Why This Election Must Be Plaid Cymru’s Moment

  I have spent years living among the dead, listening to the quiet testimony of parish registers, chapel minutes, probate inventories, school logbooks, newspaper columns, fading photographs, and the stubborn, beautiful persistence of family memory. I have written the biographies of ordinary men and women who carried Wales forward without applause, tenant farmers who endured lean…

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  16/01/2026

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