The European Early Middle Ages were turbulent and fraught times in Wales. Viking challenge Welsh unity Welsh law and Hywel Dda Archeological remains What are these? Missed an episode? Catch up on ...

The early kingdoms of Wales have older roots than do those of England. Gwent, probably the earliest, emerges from Caerwent and probably represents the reassertion of the power of the ruling classes of ...

Wales was not heavily colonised by Vikings, though they did settle in South West Wales areas including St David's, Haverfordwest and the Gower. Some places, among them Anglesey, Bardsey, Milford ...

with a plain bank and a 12 feet ditch facing Wales. Many sections are still visible, with a modern walk running along its length. A place where history and archaeology meet, the Voteporix Stone ...

A NURSE has made a passionate plea to the Welsh Government and local health board, calling on them to change the way the health sector is run to help keep Welsh people 'out of the dark ages'.

Wales' Gower National Landscape is now protected as a Dark Sky Community, ensuring Milky Way views ... [+] like this for generations to cem. Wales’ Gower Peninsula has been designated as an ...