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Step into a spooktacular world where history meets mystery across South Wales this halloween
Cadw unveils an exciting lineup of spooky and spectacular events this half-term at historic locations across south Wales.
Cadw ‘Open Doors’ heritage festival returns to Swansea and south west Wales this September
As part of Cadw’s Open Doors heritage festival, more than 200 of Wales’ historic sites, landmarks and hidden gems will offer…
Aberglasney opens doors to unseen areas of Grade 2 listed mansion for CADW event
Aberglasney Gardens will offer special tours of the upper floors of the Grade 2 listed Mansion House during September as…
Mysterious Discovery Digs arrive at three Welsh Castles
The last Prince of Wales, Llywelyn ap Gruffudd, (also known as Llywelyn the Last) is a national hero - but…
Welsh Government announces free bus travel for Ukrainian refugees
A new Welcome Ticket will provide refugees and people from Ukraine with free bus travel and they will also receive…
Hop back into the history of South Wales this Easter
Visitors to Cadw sites can explore hundreds of years of Welsh history this Easter (08 – 25 April 2022), as castles, abbeys…
Restoration work on Swansea historic bascule bridge moves ahead
The council says a big new step is about to be taken in the repair and restoration of an historic…
Additional inspections for historic Port Talbot bridge as further deterioration found
Neath Port Talbot Council engineers are currently carrying out additional inspections of Port Talbot’s 118-year-old Newbridge Road Bridge which was…
‘Bleak future’ for Welsh hedgerow landscape warns rural environment partnership project
Wales’ hedgerows face a bleak future without urgent action to support traditional craft skills, which are dying out, a Welsh rural…
Heritage grant funding to help Swansea memories live on for future generations
Some of Swansea's richest social history stories could soon be preserved on film and audio files thanks to a £10,000…