Alex Jones goes on a personal journey to explore the history of the Welsh Language. Back home in Ammanford Alex explores how the Industrial Revolution affected the Welsh language. In 1911 there were a million Welsh speakers in Wales, but by 1951 the language was on the brink. What happened' She'll find out more about the heroic efforts to save the language and the essential role of Welsh schools in its future. A series that celebrates the Welsh language, Welshness and over 1500 years of history
A new series with Francesca Sciarrillo and Joe Healy, previous winners of the Welsh Learner of the Year competition at the Eisteddfod, looking at young creative talent across Wales. In this episode we chat with photographer Jack Moyse and look at how the visual and music worlds overlap in Wales.
In this series former international rugby player and Welsh learner Scott Quinnell travels around Wales and tries out various and interesting activities. A chance to practice his Welsh and learn new vocabulary whilst trying an array of different experiences. This week he'll be life drawing, Karting and having a Makaton signing lesson.
Darren must comply with a 7pm to 7am curfew tag and random drug testing to avoid being sent back to prison. Chloe has a poor track record for turning up to her appointments and is in danger of finding herself in court again. Probation Service Officers Nerys and Jo must manage their behaviour in the community to prevent them from reoffending and keep the public safe.
