Here’s a video of the launch:

https://​www.​youtube.​com/​watch?​v=​ZixsonGV7aM&​authuser=​0

Additional information about the partnership:

https://​www.​snowdonia.​gov.​wales/​looking-​after/​carneddau-​partnership

The Gorsedd has announced the names of the people who were due to be honoured at the National Eisteddfod in Tregaron including, with green robes:

Angharad Fychan: Angharad Fychan, Pen-bont Rhydybeddau, Aberystwyth, has made a significant contribution to the field Continue reading →

Our Membership Secretary, Richard E Huws, has kindly allowed us to include a fascinating study of his (in Welsh) of Welsh place-names containing the element dwrgi / dyfrgi (otter). He would like to be informed of other similar names, if Continue reading →

Here is a link to Thelma Morris talking (in Welsh) about Cae’r Deintur:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NEK3e6QyFtSvNBfIej9Y_ihneaGKd1tc/view?usp=sharing

Here is a link to John Llywelyn Williams talking (in Welsh) about Cae Gwilym Ddu:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UjGykRX-mi7WP9btyN5pBE00N8-fzm2K/view?usp=sharing

to Thelma Morris about Cae’r Deintur:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NEK3e6QyFtSvNBfIej9Y_ihneaGKd1tc/view?usp=sharing

and to Rhian Parry about the work of the society:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JwTtZIyus-YdJDMxVKQJhPPK4lWI5WZa/view?usp=sharing

It’s always lovely to travel to Montgomeryshire and especially to the old commote and village of Kerry. The busy little village is about three miles south-east of Newtown.
It was great to be invited by one of our members, Carrie Continue reading →

A walk of about 6 miles led by Richard Huws and Meurig Davies.

On Sunday 30 September the Society held a place-name walk, capably led by Angharad Fychan, in the Nant-y-moch area and Pumlumon. More than 20 people took part and there was an opportunity to hear about the origins of several historic Continue reading →

Our stand at the National Eisteddfod this year was a new experience. Despite having more restricted space this year, and being unable to offer activities and talks, as was possible last year in Anglesey, it was extremely busy and productive Continue reading →