It looks as if the websites are finally taking shape. The Stories in Welsh Stone website has now been re presented as a Word Press site and the new sites to promote the two new books will soon be ready to be published. Both books – Bloody Welsh History – Swansea, and Swansea Then and Now…
Category: News
February 2012
We have had a very pleasant morning. I was invited to speak to the University of the Third Age in Brecon. It was a lovely bright morning and the views in the snow covered hills were beautiful. We had a very warm welcome from our hosts in the Theatre who were concerned to ensure our…
January 2012
It has been a busy and in some ways an unexpected start to the New Year. Visitor totals have remained at a high level, with particular interest being shown in Robert Everett and Hedd Wyn, as always. The piece in the Welsh Country Magazine this month was about Charles Rolls, of Rolls Royce fame, who…
December 2011
I am still coming to terms with the new website and its special tricks. That is why I am so far behind! Of course work on the Bloody Welsh History volume took some time too but it is time that I gave the websites more attention. Anyway, visitors are still pleasing with double figures every…
An introduction
Cwm School Records – an Introduction The closure of Cwm schoo lwas the end of a little piece of history. A place which had been a focal point for a small community and holding so many important memories for so many people. My wife’s family all went there and so did my own children for…
Times change. Issues don’t.
Times change. Issues don’t One of the great fascinations of reading the log books is the way that you can suddenly be surprised at how contemporary some of the issues appear to be. The same issues appear to have been facing schools for over a century. Look at some of the examples I have unearthed …