Wales
Welsh researchers solve 400-year-old combination lock recovered from Ann Francis’ shipwreck
The Ann Francis sunk in December 1583 after being blown off course while returning home to Norfolk from Spain. She wrecked on Margam Beach, near Port Talbot in South West Wales.
'Lack of Jews hasn't meant lack of antisemitism,' Expert on Jews in Wales tells 'Post' - interview
Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland to sign joint declaration demanding self-determination - report
UK lawmakers to make fresh attempt to legalize assisted dying as public support for move rises
Catholic Church can curb carbon emissions by returning to meat-free Fridays, study suggests
The practice dates back to the first century CE, when Pope Nicholas I declared that Catholics were required to abstain from eating meat on Fridays in memory of the death and crucifixion of Christ.
Proof excavated of Neolithic dairy farming in Wales
Dairy farming could have been happening in Pembrokeshire as early as 3,100 BCE, according to new research.
Welsh synagogue’s stained glass windows resurface in Brit's backyard
Rowe told local news media that while he had gotten lots of materials from his friends and family, the panels were from a synagogue in Cardiff and he had purchased them on eBay “many years ago.”
Board of Deputies renews calls for Welsh Assembly candidate to step down
Plaid Cymru candidate Sahar Al-Faifi has repeatedly come in for criticism over antisemitic social media posts.
UK haredi school probed for alleged violating lockdown for trip to Wales
Sllegations were made that the school took students on a two-day trip to Llandudno, a seaside town on the North Welsh coast that is very popular among haredim.
Welsh party activist suspended over antisemitic posts to run for Assembly
Sahar Al-Faifi, who was caught posting antisemitic content in 2017, according to her own admission, was reinstated by the party following an investigation.
South Wales Jewish history project awarded £54,200 lottery grant
This is the second time the group has received a lottery grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Israelis transformed after taking part in Homeless World Cup in Cardiff
Dina left home at 22 and became a drug addict for the next 23 years. At the age of 45, she proudly wore a blue and white . She said the Cup had been a "life changing opportunity."
The fight to preserve South Wales’ Jewish history
Jews believed to have first settled in Swansea in the 1730s.
Tom Jones returning to Israel
Jones has performed in Israel several times in the past, including in 2013 and 2017.
