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The Welsh re-Development Agency
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An excuse to do nothing
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When the thin blue line becomes a garrote
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Providing a useful sex education
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A mirrored darkness
February 6, 2012 09:02
Posts Tagged ‘valleys’
Regional rugby: time for change
On the eve of Wales’ big rugby weekend, a prominent rugby fan and Member of Parliament argues more focus needs to be given to regional rugby
An end to the lament
Detroit’s supercharged decline has sparked a fierce regeneration debate with ramifications for other post-industrial regions, including here in Wales
Riding high
Wales is perfect bike country, well suited to the explosion in cycling now being seen across the UK
Time for a shift
The Valleys remain one of the most potent icons of Welsh identity – and a symbol of much that has gone wrong in Wales and an economy. Today, an Assembly Member launches a bold vision for turning around its fortunes
The Eisteddfod: Wales’ greatest mobile regeneration unit
As this year’s successful National Eisteddfod enters its last weekend, one of its key organisers shares her views of the impact it has made
In her troubled eyes she started to speak
Rachel Trezise, one of this country’s best authors, is frankly confessional in her work and never holds back in laying bare Wales and the Rhondda. But are her contradictions worth exploring, too?
Welsh stereotypes, and why we like some of them
Don’t fool yourself that you hate all stereotypical depictions of the Welsh. You enjoy – and use – some when it suits
Keep our valleys, tidy
The valleys may have problems, but it’s my home – so start looking past the stereotypes and see the riches of vibrant Welsh communities
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