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Having grown up in the 80’s and 90’s with family in the Rhondda, it was very apparent how post-industrial decline affected the communities of the Valleys. So watching the then Welsh Secretary John Redwood...

Erthygl wreiddiol yn yr iaith Saesneg. In Nation Cymru on 13th September, Mick Antoniw joined the debate on independence, raising not unreasonable questions about the economics of independence that need to be answered, and I am happy...

Erthygl wreiddiol yn yr iaith Saesneg. Yesterday, the Welsh independence movement firmly moved from the margins and into the mainstream.

Erthygl wreiddiol yn yr iaith Saesneg. Today, thousands of us will march in Merthyr calling for Wales’ independence and the symbolism and significance of this cannot be understated.

Erthygl wreiddiol yn yr iaith Saesneg. It’s been an extraordinary year so far for campaigners for Welsh independence. The first march for independence took place in Cardiff in May and attracted over 3,000 participants,...

Erthygl wreiddiol yn yr iaith Saesneg. I’ve purposefully waited to write this article until now. Until Roger Awan-Scullly’s latest poll showing Labour in second place in Assembly and Westminster voting intentions, until Boris’ ‘tour’...

Erthygl wreiddiol yn yr iaith Saesneg. First Minister Mark Drakeford has indicated that his government would reconsider Welsh independence as an option, if the UK broke up.

Erthygl wreiddiol yn yr iaith Saesneg. Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price has called on the nations of Britain to adopt a model of cooperation based on Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg once they achieve...

Erthygl wreiddiol yn yr iaith Saesneg. If you’re used to flying from English provincial airports, taking a trip from Cardiff Airport is quite a strange experience.

Erthygl wreiddiol yn yr iaith Saesneg. If you’re reading this, you’re either curious about independence or one of the faithful. Stop and ask yourselves, “How do we define independence for other people?”