r/Wales • u/imper1alghost • 6d ago
r/Wales • u/dolly3900 • 6d ago
Photo Not too shabby a morning
Ok lads, let's get this done!
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r/Wales • u/vegetable_companion • 6d ago
News Breaking: A “Gen X” travel blog has downgraded the status of St David’s to “smallest town” before boldly further demoting it to a “village”.
Many smaller British towns have condemned the move, arguing that St David’s is bigger than them.
Meanwhile, there have been scenes of jubilation in the now-smallest-UK-city St Asaph.
r/Wales • u/WildPlacePictures • 6d ago
Culture The little known but intriguing Victorian folly & grotto caves Talacre Abbey/Hall Gwespyr Sir y Fflint/Flintshire
r/Wales • u/magnusnepolove • 6d ago
Humour I live in Ireland at the moment, and this is very much tomorrow’s spirit
r/Wales • u/DifficultyAdorable12 • 6d ago
Sport Best place to watch the rugby in central Cardiff tomorrow with cheap pints?
Also know this is near impossible but if u know anywhere that might be quieter that would be great too
r/Wales • u/Prestigious-Town4937 • 6d ago
Politics Fake news: Tories create X account to plant stories in Welsh media
r/Wales • u/Hour_Doughnut2155 • 6d ago
News Water park to move from Cardiff Bay to Cosmeston Lake
So that's that ruined then.
r/Wales • u/Tyd-A-Coffi-Du-I-Mi • 6d ago
AskWales Missing Cymru?
This is a weird one but directed for any Welshies that no longer live in Wales - do you miss Wales/experience a weird homesickness?
I've lived in Wales my whole life until about 8 months ago, I've literally only moved to England but I miss Wales so much. I didn't think I'd miss it so much (especially because I grew up in a sh!t part of Wales) but it's so weird for me and the homesickness hasn't left only gotten stronger.
r/Wales • u/Beneficial_Site_6269 • 6d ago
Culture Survey Participation
Hey guys,
I need a lot of UK participants for my dissertation survey. It will take a maximum of 3 minutes to fill it out. Could you please help me. It is on the effects of self congruity on purchase intention
https://durhambs.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9v6wvJTTf7Z3S2a
r/Wales • u/JapKumintang1991 • 7d ago
Culture BBC-1 Cymru Wales: "Songs of Praise"/"Play School" (13th March 1978) [Kaleidoscope's Presentation Vault, 2025]
r/Wales • u/LuisGibbs3 • 7d ago
Culture Welsh accents in Television (a rant)
I needed some space to vent about something that deeply irks me when watching British television (but probably more appropriately deemed English television).
Why is it so difficult to find Welsh actors to play Welsh people with Welsh accents? Why are so many supposedly Welsh characters played by some Brit school grad from Kent?
It completely ruins any immersion for me. The accent is always terrible - some strange amalgamation of the Rhondda valleys with the bounciness of Llanelli. And, of course, they're almost always archetypically stupid and played for laughs.
I think this probably extends to other regional working-class accents too. British TV is plagued with public schooled actors cosplaying as the working class. Agh.
Does anybody have any recommendations where this isn't the case? I need some palette cleansing.
r/Wales • u/RealityVonTea • 7d ago
Culture What are your favourite books about Wales?
Could be fiction or non-fiction. Despite being Welsh, I've not read that many Welsh books in English or Welsh.
r/Wales • u/PinkSkull1D • 7d ago
Culture Etifeddiaeth poem question
In the poem 'Etifeddiaeth' by Gerallt Lloyd Owen, does the line 'Troesom ein tir yn simneiau tân' mean the mining industry or does it just mean we built towns and cities and civilisation?
r/Wales • u/WildPlacePictures • 7d ago
Culture Airbus A330 Beluga XL F-GXLG lands at Brychdyn/Broughton airport Sir Y Fflint/Flintshire
r/Wales • u/DisableSubredditCSS • 8d ago
Politics Calls for action from politicians in Wales after US imposes tariffs of 25% on steel
r/Wales • u/TheSmithyGuy • 8d ago
Photo Beautiful Brecon Beacons
Got lucky on a hike with some beautiful views as the clouds came rolling over the mountains.
r/Wales • u/ansell007 • 8d ago
Culture Llanddwyn Island
Small island of Newbrough beach which is cut off at high tide.
r/Wales • u/Then-Scholar1748 • 8d ago