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Voice Of Wales at Stand in the Park Swansea 26.09.21
Today, Voice of Wales attended Stand in the park Swansea! This group formed on day 1 of the lockdown and has grown every time! Hot topic today.
Voice Of Wales with Craig Winter
This weekend Voice Of Wales stopped off to see Craig Winter. Craig is an ex professional boxer and now a boxing coach/Personal Trainer. Here we discuss the truth around C0 Vid and the experiential jab!
Voice Of Wales Visits Pontins Prestatyn
Voice of Wales attended Prestatyn Pontins yesterday just to remind people of what happened in Penally and what could happen in Prestatyn IF this gets agreed Wales’s new migrant camp!
Schools On Notice
Students Against Tyranny co founder James & Voice of Wales Jr Reporter Kalial, discuss the recent Wales Online hit job on them for daring to question the narrative on Covid!
Voice Of Wales Live – Students Against Tyranny
Join us here with our live interview with the co founder of Students Against Tyranny James, Voice of Wales Jr Journalist Kalial & Concerned parent Gareth!
The Herald Full of False Promises
Voice of Wales condemns absolutely threats of violence and stands...
Rules Don’t Apply To Boris Johnson
One rule applies to them, and another to us, and frankly I don't see...
Voice Of Wales With Fair Cop’s Harry Miller
We are super excited to get this to you on our website! We have a real treat for you! We are delighted to announce our guest for this show is Fair Cop’s Harry Miller!! Harry is a former police officer from Humberside who was investigated over a poem on Twitter.
Withybush Will No Longer Be Treating Children in A&E
Stan Says: Local A&E Hospitals SAVE LIVES. The Hywel Dda Health...
Voice Of Wales Commie Thursday with David Atherton!
On Tonights’ Commie Thursday we are joined by David Atherton! We will be discussing the government reshuffle, Recent deals arranged with Australia & Cheesing Off Chy-Na.
The Herald Full of False Promises
Voice of Wales condemns absolutely threats of...
Rules Don’t Apply To Boris Johnson
One rule applies to them, and another to us, and...
Withybush Will No Longer Be Treating Children in A&E
Stan Says: Local A&E Hospitals SAVE LIVES....
My Tribute To The Five Soldiers
The following video was compiled by Deb Pender...
“Clause 9” of the “Bill of Rights 1689” is Not Absolute
Stan Says: people have been talking a lot about...
Stan Says: Illegal Immigration Top of The Agenda
Stan Says: Illegal immigration came sweeping...
A soldier plays the Last Post at Camp Bastion
We still serve!I wanted to post this, not only...
The Merchant Naval Memorial in Swansea
Today Tim Jenkins and I attended the Merchant...
‘Rape Classes’ Introduced and Here’s Why
Stan says: Although this article is six years...
Wales Promised Sanctuary, but Who Voted?
Stan Says: Afghan “refugees” cross into Turkey...
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85 Sweynsei, Swansea, or Abertawe, situated at the confluence of the river Tawe with the Severn sea, is a town of considerable commerce, and much frequented during the summer months as a bathing- place. The old castle, now made use of as a prison, is so surrounded by houses in the middle of the town, that a stranger might visit Swansea without knowing that such a building existed. The Welsh Chronicle informs us, that it was built by Henry de Beaumont, earl of Warwick, and that in the year 1113 it was attacked by Gruffydd ap Rhys, but without success. This castle became afterwards a part of the possessions of the see of St. David’s, and was rebuilt by bishop Gower. [The old castle is no longer used as a prison, but as the office of the “Cambria Daily Leader.” It is significant that Swansea is still known to Welshmen, as in the days of Giraldus, as “Abertawe.”]
Gerald of Wales, The Itinerary of Archbishop Baldwin through Wales (Oxford, Mississippi, 1997)