The new Guardian Cardiff blog is shaping up well. Hannah Waldram suggested I could write a post about something related to Cardiff, Welshness and the Welsh language. I figured it might be fun and hopefully insightful to talk about music, so here’s my new post about the Cardiff-based musician Geraint Jarman.
18 February 2010 – 12:57 AM
Mae tair enghraifft o wefannau am newyddion lleol yn y brifddinas yn dechrau. Bydd y blog The Guardian gan ‘beatblogger’ lleol yn dechrau cyn hir. Roedd Guardian yn esbonio’r meddyliau a staff tu ôl y fenter. Twitter: GdnCardiff Mae yourCardiff newydd wedi cael eu lansiad gan Media Wales. Mae 16 person gwahanol yn cyfrannu ond [...]
By Carl Morris
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Posted in journalism, wales, web
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Also tagged arlein, blog, blogiau, blogio, cardiff, hyperlocal, lleol, local, meddalwedd rydd, newyddion
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6 November 2009 – 10:35 PM
This post is written in Welsh and is about changes happening in Cardiff and Wales, where I live. The Google Translate version will give you the gist in English or another language of your choice. Incidentally the title means “Changes in Cardiff and Wales”. Each placename happens to have a Welsh mutation in the title. [...]
Just a couple of days ago, I mentioned some really odd police posters I’d seen in Cardiff. This isn’t about those posters. (At least those police ones were trying to make some kind of valid point, but failed.) It’s about the ones that say “These chemicals won’t be used in a bomb because a neighbour [...]
By Carl Morris
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Posted in britain, england, places, politics, uk, wales
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Also tagged anti-terrorist hotline, cardiff, cory doctorow, cymru, fear, grangetown, liberty, posters, terror, wales
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