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The sheer terror of Wales' deadliest climb

1 day ago | nation.cymru | David Owens

Culture 13 May 2025 Warning if you’re scared of heights you may want to look away now. Crib Goch is not called ‘Wales’ deadliest ridge’ for nothing. The epic climb is the hardest of all routes to Yr Wyddfa’s summit and 3,000ft above sea level. Several videos of climbers attempting to traverse the knife-edged Crib Goch have gone viral on social media. People reactions to the videos have been a mix of impressed, appalled and terrified by what is captured on film.
Star guests for celebration to mark 15 years of Spirit of 58

1 day ago | nation.cymru | David Owens

Culture 13 May 2025 Welsh football fan culture is to be celebrated at an event to mark 15 years of Spirit of 58 – the brand which changed Welsh football culture.
Wales’ oldest record label tunes into tomorrow as new CEO steps up at Sain

1 day ago | nation.cymru | David Owens

Culture 13 May 2025 Kev Tame has been announced as the new chief executive of Sain. A native of Waunfawr, Tame has been behind a range of exciting new projects at Wales’ oldest record label over the past 18 months and has now taken on a permanent role. Sain, which means ‘audio’ or ‘sound’ in Welsh, was co-founded by Welsh protest singer Dafydd Iwan in 1969.
Swansea women to share powerful stories of climate and migration

2 days ago | nation.cymru | Stephen Price

Feature 12 May 2025 A group of migrant and refugee women in Swansea are taking part in a powerful new project that connects their personal stories of migration with climate change. Led by Literature Across Frontiers (LAF), an initiative based at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, the project is a collaboration with the Makassar Festival in Indonesia and sees the women link up with Indigenous women on the other side of the world.
Discover your new favourite artist with the world's biggest Welsh music playlist

2 days ago | nation.cymru | David Owens

Culture 12 May 2025 David OwensIn 2025 music has become such an escapist pleasure for so many. With the news agenda continuing to resemble the end of days, for many of us music provides sanctuary – a dopamine fix for our mental well-being, a joy-bringing shot-in-the-arm. Never have we needed its transformative and transportive power more. And thankfully our appetite for listening to and discovering new music remains undiminished.
Dan Lydiate and Brok Harris honoured as Dragons end painful URC campaign

2 days ago | nation.cymru | David Owens

Sport 12 May 2025 It has been a difficult year for the Dragons in the United Rugby Championship (URC), managing just one win in 17 games. Amid a season of mounting losses and injuries, there has been little to cheer for fans of both the Dragons and Welsh rugby. However, as the campaign nears its conclusion, the club has taken time to honour two iconic figures: Dan Lydiate and Brok Harris. Dan Lydiate’s final blow?
'World first' triplet hair transplant to be performed at rugby star's clinic

2 days ago | nation.cymru | David Owens

Culture 12 May 2025 HQ Hair Transplants in Cardiff is to perform what is believed to be a world’s first triplet hair transplant. The op is to be carried out on on the famous Gregory Triplets. Originally from Wales they have often been in the limelight over the years from TV shows including triplet dating on Cilla Black’s Blind date at age 18. Julian, Eliot, and Ryan Gregory, who are 40-year-old identical triplets first captured public attention before they could even walk.
'I worried I was on my own but my foster carer instantly welcomed me back’

3 days ago | nation.cymru | Stephen Price

Feature 12 May 2025 Kyle was just seven years old when, during the summer holidays, he stayed with his foster carer Gavin for the first time. In unfamiliar surroundings, he was unable to sleep one night so at about 3am Gavin put a children’s film on for them to watch together, patiently keeping him company through a night of anxiety and worry. Although he only stayed with Gavin for a few nights on that occasion, that simple act of kindness and compassion stayed with Kyle.
Welsh pupils forge links with Ukraine through new school partnership programme

3 days ago | nation.cymru | Stephen Price

Feature 12 May 2025 Two Welsh primary schools are helping to build powerful links with war-affected Ukraine through a new international education initiative. Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Pontybrenin in Swansea and Tir-y-berth Primary School in Caerphilly, are among four schools from Wales selected to take part in the UK–Ukraine School Partnerships Programme, a British Council initiative funded by the UK Government.
Bracken management project supports rare butterfly in north Wales

3 days ago | nation.cymru | Stephen Price

News 12 May 2025 Natural Resources Wales (NRW) and Butterfly Conservation are working together to manage bracken for the benefit of the pearl-bordered fritillary. The project at Eyarth Rocks Reserve focuses on careful bracken management to help maintain the ideal habitat conditions for this delicate species. This targeted conservation effort is vital, as the pearl-bordered fritillary is only found at a handful of locations in Wales.