You are here: Home 
Cambria Merchandise Cambria Download -Summer 2012
Cambria Merchandise Cambria Download -Summer 2012 Info: Your browser does not accept cookies. If you want to put products into your cart and purchase them you need to enable cookies.
Cambria Merchandise
Cambria Download -Summer 2012
|
Cambria Download -Summer 2012 |
|
|
|
||
| Price:
£1.99
|
||
The big independence question Owen Donovan on whether we can afford it Welsh Coal Peter N. Williams digs deep into the Welsh coal industry The Vale of Glamorgan Lawrence Kelly explores the Bro of the National Eisteddfod features & regulars Editor’s Letter Readers’ letters Your comments on topics from previous issues Pro Patria Alan Sandry explores the idea of giving ‘for one’s country’ Forgotten heroes Remembering a victim of the Falklands War We need to talk about Carwyn Adam Price takes Carwyn Jones to (friendly) task Independence in sport Sion Jobbins on a new twist to Welsh independence According to Henry Langen Jeremy Fonge highlights a new voice for disability in Wales Glorious retreats Caroline Juler luxuriates in a 12th Century castle Winds of change Brian Davies fears for the future of wild Pumlumon A Welshman in Armenia Patrick Thomas responds to a ‘small ad’ A Vein A poem by Meic Stephens Nature diary Chris Kinsey, and no more birds in a bush Ifor Thomas, out of the shadows Rita Tait remembers a great photographer You can take a book to the child… Jeremy Fonge discusses literacy standards Gardening Caroline Palmer discovers ‘turbo’ organics Lost and Found Adam Salkeld on the life of Pat Briggs Golf Byron Kalies enjoys a friendly round in Wrexham Books and reviews Meic Stephens muses on some rare treats Philip Madoc Cambria pays tribute to a great actor Hearing a Welsh Dylan Archdruid Jim Parc Nest explores the ‘Welshness’ of Dylan’s language The Light Orchard Eloise Williams looks at the works of Guy Manning W.R.H. Powell Denley Owen recalls an extraordinary man who was of and before his time Theatre Norma Lord enjoys a youthful night out at the Sherman Theatre The Welsh Kitchen Elisabeth Luard ponders on food and memories Hotel and restaurant reviews Evenings out at Pantygwydr, Carne Arms and Y Talbot Motoring John Edwards spins a disconcerting tale Onlooker… visits Cilmeri and, on page 72, snaps up the atmosphere of St David’s Day What’s Hot in Wales A dozen ideas to keep you busy this summer |
||
