City Mission: The story of London's Welsh chapelsBroadcaster Huw Edwards traces the history of Londons Welsh churches. He examines the origins of the London Welsh, the pattern of Welsh migration to London past and present, the influence of Howel Harris and the early Methodists, the tradition of Welsh preaching, and describes in detail the Welsh religious causes in London. The book will also appraise their contribution since the 1770s and review the current position and projections for the future.

“Rhian Edwards makes the language sing and dance

The Children of Sisyphus is the story of Dinah

suffering and humour

only two poets in this issue – Siham Bouhlal

grew fat with dreaming

from hedge schools in County Clare to pizza on the Somme

Now and then she reminds me of Keats

Part II - 'The Separation of Grey Clouds' (Salmon 2002)

Her translator is Ilmar Lehtpere

"This is work which raises the question of what the political poem can be

choral works and poetry

It is presented as an educational pack for the age group at the top of primary school and first years of secondary school – with 12 beautifully illustrated cards with research