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'Amser Maith Maith yn ôl' takes us back to the Middle ages and to Llys Llywelyn. It's quiet today. Llywelyn and his court have departed,they have moved onto another one of his courts. There is plenty of tidying to do and what are the two mischievous boys, Grwgyn and Gruffudd up to' It's quiet in Llys Llywelyn today. Llywelyn and his court have departed. There is plenty of tidying to do and Grwgyn and Gruffudd are behaving very strange ¿ what are they up to'
A series where presenter Aled Samuel and buildings historian Bethan Scorey will be taking a look at Wales' homes through the ages. From the Tudor era up until today, we'll be exploring Wales' rich architectural history. In this programme we'll be focusing on contemporary houses.
A travelogue where musician Gwilym Bowen Rhys travels to Patagonia to discover the history of the Welsh settlers who emigrated there in 1865. The Welsh language is still alive in many areas and during the programme Gwilym will be inspired by the history, language, music and culture as he meets many of the locals. Gwilym's journey begins in Puerto Madryn as he learns about the history of the first settlers to arrive on board the Mimosa.
In the final episode of the series, fiery chef Chris 'Flamebaster' Roberts heads to Barcelona in Catalonia to explore the city's vibrant food culture, accompanied by musician Cerys Matthews. From tapas in vermouth bars to a paella masterclass, Chris has unforgettable dining experiences.
In this new series, Francesca Sciarrillo and Joe Healy look at young creative talent across Wales. In this episode we go on-tour with trapeze artist Trystan Chambers, see the results of a productive year for print-maker Elin Crowley, feel the music at the Celtic Deaf Festival and see some fantastic glass-work at Swansea School of Art.
A unique behind-the-scenes look at Saint Fagan's National Museum of History. After 6 months of restoration work, it's time for the scaffolding to come down on the refurbished Clock Tower. Gardener Ceri is having fun cleaning the floorboards at Kennixton Farm by stamping herbs into them!
It's the charity open day at the Iard and Iestyn is enjoying the organising despite feeling the pressure. Gwenno is also under pressure, but her worries are about her future, not the success of the open day. Much to Trystan's embarrassment and worry, it doesn't look like his father has any worries in the world. Surely that must change before long. Tensions are rising in the K's house, especially when Kay babysits Kynan in her own unique way!
In this series presenter Lara Catrin and professional organiser Gwenan Rosser will be sorting wardrobes and bedrooms all over Wales. 'A place for everything and everything in its place' is the aim. This week we'll be decluttering and transforming Nick Yeo's wardrobe at his home in Cardiff.
As he steps out of HMPPS Berwyn for the second time, Martin promises to himself that he won't be going there again. But Gabriel doesn't have the same desire and attitude towards change. Steve and Elin are the Probation Officers charged with managing them in the community, to prevent them both from reoffending and to keep the public safe.
Adventurer Richard Parks sets out on a vital new quest, to explore the crucial days that have changed the course of Welsh history. Surprising and inspiring, in triumph or despair, these are the days that forged not only our Wales, but our whole world. In this last episode in the series, Richard celebrates our genius for innovation. It's the story of Wales as it's never been told before. 'Telling our story in our language,' says Welsh-learner Richard, 'has been my toughest challenge and greatest
Join Mirain Iwerydd and Iwan Steffan to see who has reached the top of the scoreboard and won their place in the grand final. The 3 with the highest marks across the series go head to head in a program full of fun, energy and colour to create an outfit for the drag artist Catrin Feelings.
The detectives are called to the beach where the police suspect that there are people picking cockles. This is both illegal and dangerous. They are joined by Detective Eryl Lloyd of the North Wales Police with infrared cameras and the support of the police helicopter. The detectives are proud of the back-up because the tide is changing and they have to work urgently.
As John and Dilwyn come to the end of their journey, they visit Wales, Wisconsin where they marvel at the many signs the Welsh have left in the area - from Welsh flags to street names. Dilwyn is initiated into the Harley Davidson motorcycle chapter in the city while John learns that the Welsh launched Milwaukee's famous brewing industry. The two pals board the camper van for the final time to drive towards Wales from Wales.
A new science show that aims to explain how the world around us actually works. Without colour, the world would be a very different place, and probably a lot less beautiful. But how do we see colour, and how do our brains, as well as those of nature's creatures process and use colour' Only a few of the colourful questions that scientist Bedwyr ab Ion Thomas sets out to answer!
As Barry comes under pressure for his ill-advised decision to sell the drugs he discovered, he tries to reason with the real owner of the bag. When it makes the situation worse, he has no choice but to enter into a partnership with Kit. Peter is looking forward to his mother's visit, but circumstances beyond his control push him over the edge. And Elin and George's relationship heats up, but Elin has her doubts.
With 17 consecutive defeats for the men's national team, Welsh rugby is in crisis. In front of a live audience in Llanelli, presenter Lauren Jenkins discusses the future of the game in Wales with Shane Williams, Dr Gwyn Jones, and Huw Jones, former head of Sport Wales. English translation available.
In this episode, our 3 creative designers-Gwyn Eiddior, Mandy Watkins and Carwyn Lloyd Jones face the challenge of transforming 3 spaces in the home of a young couple in Carmarthen. As always, the couple have no idea of the designs. The designers have different budgets to work from -so who knows what the result will be' Will our make-over team succeed in transforming an old house into a new pad'
On this week's Sgwrs Dan y Lloer, Elin Fflur will be joined by broadcaster and composer Gareth Glyn. In front of a blazing fire in his Anglesey garden we hear about his Dad's influence on him, his college days at Oxford, a decades-long career on the radio and his great pride in becoming a grandfather. An episode that will warm your cockles on a chilly October evening.
An investigation into Swansea company Consumer Energy Solutions. We hear from unhappy customers and former employees who say that the company, which receives UK Government eco grants, is ruining homes and taking advantage of the system. With the rugby star, Jonathan Davies, as the face of the company, we ask who pays the price as we try to be green'
Deian and Loli love playing in the Arcade, and they are both determined to win a soft toy from the claw machine. But after making himself small to enter the machine, Deian is caught, and if Loli is not able to beat a challenge against the Arceidwad there is a danger that her brother will turn into a toy forever!
Archive documentary from the period and new interviews are combined to tell the incredible story of Greenham Common. We will relive the campaign from both sides of the fence, and by using archive and new interviews, we will see how the women's lives and feelings have changed 40 years later. In chapters following the women's individual stories, we hear about their sacrifice, their struggle, their hopes and fears in the middle of the Cold War, and also about how the struggle continues today.
This time, they're back on the road and on the way to Liverpool - a city which, they say, is a small piece of Wales in England. Football, the Beatles - and in the case of the boys - food! After a trip around the city and the Welsh streets there will be "Scouse" at the Cathedral, and breakfast pizza in Albert Dock. A trip up to Southport then to fish for shrimp, before heading to Luban - the best Chinese restaurant in the city - and as usual, a pizza party inspired by what the boys learn!
Series presented by Heledd Cynwal. There are 13.5 million dogs in Britain. But how do you find the Perfect Dog' Led by dog specialist Dylan Davies and a chain of specialists and dog shelters, we help 4 families desperate for a dog. The family will get to spend time with each dog under the gaze of our hidden cameras within the house. After a week of wondering and discussing, the family will be able to choose which dog they want to keep as their¿ Perfect Dog!
Caernarfon based artist Steve 'Pablo' Jones packs a bag and heads to Covent Garden in London, to St Paul's Church where he's meeting his muse, Aled Jones. Though Aled and Steve do seem like the odd couple, they hit it off straight away and were soon lost in conversation like a couple of old friends. Aled feels able to open up about the time when he lost the love for singing but will Steve be able to capture a sense of that vulnerability when it comes to the final portrait'
A hundred years after some women won the vote for the first time, actress and author Ffion Dafis embarks on a personal journey to see how much has actually changed for women today. As well as speaking to the women who have influenced her personally, Ffion will meet inspirational women from all walks of life to see how much society has moved on. Looking back over some of the biggest campaigns in the movement for women's rights, Ffion reflects on the battles that remain to be won.
This colourful, musical film for all the family follows the life of a 7 year old boy called Noa. Noa's parents are lovely, but they're very busy. Noa is an only child but he is not lonely. He has created an imaginary friend called Albi. Albi is one of a number of friends who exist in a very special world. This is the story of one ordinary family one magical winter, when Noa's life changes completely. Written by Caryl Parry Jones and Non Parry, this film underlines the value of friendship and fa
A special edition of the series as part of S4C's Beaches Week, where we will be guided along four interesting coastal walks. Who from the group will have the most memorable outing, the tastiest picnic and the most interesting facts' Diane Roberts from Menai Bridge, Larissa Armitt from Abersoch, Paul Davies from Bognor Regis (but originally from the Rhondda), and Dewi Edwards from Llantwit Major are the four finalists competing for the chance to win £1,000.
A fun cooking and celebrity chat series in which we will follow 3 celebrities as they prepare and cook a three course meal to enjoy with each other - but-they don't find out until they reach the table who the other celebrities are sharing their table for three. Each celebrity is responsible for choosing one course each but they will not prepare or cook their chosen recipe - how hot under the collar will they get in the kitchen' In this episode we have three from news and weather meeting and eati
In this series former international rugby player and Welsh learner Scott Quinnell travels around Wales and tries out various and interesting activities. A chance to practice his Welsh and learn new vocabulary whilst trying an array of different experiences. This week Scott will be Fishing, Ice Skating and having a Beatboxing lesson.
Elin Fflur and Trystan Ellis Morris will be presenting this year's main songwriting competition. Live from Dragon Studios, Pencoed, eight songs will be performed, all vying to be crowned the winner of Cân i Gymru, and the prize money of £5000. The winner will be selected by public voting only, so remember to have your say! Who will be the next to cement their name in the Cân i Gymru history books'
A fun new series following various children across Wales who love horses. We'll see their relationships with their ponies, the work, the dedication, the disappointment, the courage, and the joy that's all part of riding. This time, Harry and Evan prepare for the National Pony Club Championships and Elan says goodbye to an old friend.
In episode three, Ellie - leader of "Team Rebellion" - realises her dream of joining the Cheer Cymru team to compete in an international championship. She overcomes her struggle with low self-confidence thanks to help from the rest of the team, her sister, and of course, her little son who joins her every step of the colourful journey.
From the gifts to the decorations, and from the television screen to the food on the dinner table, over the last hundred years the way we celebrate Christmas in Wales has been completely transformed. This is an opportunity for families to re-visit one Christmas day in the history of their family, and behind the tinsel and turkey, we will reveal the story and situation of their ancestors at the time. In this programme, two families re-create a Christmas Day from their family history - one family
The final episode of the series takes us to the South East to meet Lemfreck, the Newport-based musician, as he follows the city's tradition of revolution and tries to bring together the Welsh language and the MOBO Cymru scene. Performances by Lemfreck, Mace the Great, Lily Beau, Luke RV and Dom & Lloyd.
In this special episode we celebrate all that Aberaeron, the jewel in the crown of Ceredigion Bay, has to offer. Heledd Cynwal goes behind the scenes at Theatr Felinfach to learn about the community panto, Iestyn Jones has a go at playing an old traditional game and Sion Tomos Owen goes in search of local historical characters.
A Christmas Show with BBC National Orchestra of Wales and a cast of popular characters and presenters from Cyw. Everyone in the Cyw World can't wait for Cyw to come home for Christmas. They're busy preparing for the big day when they receive a phone call from Cyw and there's a problem! Will Cyw make it home in time for Christmas and will Santa have enough time to fill the sleigh' Perhaps Deian and Loli can help'
A new series about the mischievous twins and their magical powers. Deian and Loli are shocked as Deian's drawing of a Dragon comes to life and introduces itself as Dai! They both learn that he is not a very happy Dragon as he is desperate to find a home. They must join Dai in the Cartoon world to try to find the ideal home!
A new series about the mischievous twins who have secret super powers. After a successful day at the local Eisteddfod, Deian returns home with a trophy. However, Loli isn't so ready to celebrate his victory. Her emotions get the best of her after freezing Mum, and Deian is faced with the green eyed monster.
The Festive time is difficult for everyone this year, especially Mum, as this is her first Christmas without Grandpa. And there's a danger of the twins making the whole situation worse after breaking Grandpa's Christmas bell! If they don't fix it, Mum's Christmas will be completely ruined! Who is good at fixing things' Santa's elves of course! Come on an adventure with the mischievous twins and meet a host of very special friends, and see if it is indeed a Merry Christmas this year!
A special episode about the mischievous twins and their magical powers. It's Christmas Eve and when they meet a toy soldier called Arwen, Deian a Loli learn that there is a crisis - the Christmas Spirit has disappeared and without it Christmas will be cancelled!! Arwen must be helped to find the Christmas Spirit right away before Christmas is over forever!
Dom and Lloyd go on a trip around Wales to understand more about men's mental health. During the series they both want to visit amazing people in special places, to try to learn more about the life and mental health of men in Wales and hopefully learn a little more about themselves too. In this episode Dom and Lloyd visit men within the student world.
County 5 on the tour is Carmarthenshire. We go to Carmarthen to enjoy the Welsh rock scene at Canol Dre Festival, enjoy cycling in the Llanelli area, home of the Scarlets, take a trip to Laugharne to taste the spirit of Dylan Thomas and go for chips on Llansteffan beach. We finish in Mynydd Du, Drefach Felindre and Llandysul. The journey then ends in Ryland's home county, Ceredigion. We get to enjoy rivers, beaches, villages and towns, trains, waterfalls and a promenade!
Comedian Mel Owen is bored of dating apps and has decided to find love the old-fashioned way. In this episode, she heads to Abersoch to try and find the perfect man - if there is such a thing... With a little help from this week's wing-woman Larissa, Mel goes on a pub crawl, to get a taste of the local talent. Cue funny encounters, a blind date, and even a brush with a few enthusiastic holiday makers. But will there be enough fish in the sea in Abersoch - or are the good ones all taken'
An evening of LGBTQ+ comedy filmed in front of a live audience at Cardiff Bay's historic Norwegian Church hosted by Al Parr. The stars of the show are some of Wales' best comedians - Priya Hall, Ellis Lloyd Jones, Leila Navabi, Chris Rio, and Sianny Thomas. The programme also includes a special performance by the Welsh Ballroom Community.
We follow the attempts to break Guinness World Records in Wales for 2024 - and one ambitious attempt includes a giant lorry, a monster truck and the longest tug of war rope in the world! Then, Bois y Pizza and Ysgol y Strade aim to break the record for the biggest flip card picture - and there will also be an attempt to break the record for the fastest 20 meters on a Space Hopper and build the tallest tower made of Welshcakes! Presenters Alun Williams and Rhianna Loren are back to break more Gui
Garmon ab Ion leads the audience through a series of challenges based on game formats previously seen on Hansh videos. A mix of familiar faces from the channel and members of the audience, Garmon will try to answer the eternal question "Who is better: Gogs or Hwntws - Northerners or Southerners'" The contestants will go head to head against the channel's familiar faces in popular challenges e.g. 'Electrical Quiz', 'What's in the box''' and 'Never have I ever'.
Series with Angharad Mair and Siân Thomas celebrating 30 years of Heno. Sit back to laugh and marvel at some of the great stories of the late 90s. In the last programme of the series: 'cool' bands of the time, the Rugby World Cup in Wales, celebrating the millennium, and a talk with presenter Aled Jones.
A 'sci-fi' series full of suspense. Mari comes face to face with her father at last. It's a race against time ¿ with danger lurking behind every corner in Itopia, will Alys and the others find a way to save Lwsi, or get hold of F.N. Stine in time to stop the update' Final episode of the series.
A reality series that follows a three-generation family from Penparc, Carmarthenshire, who live and breathe agriculture. We see them extending their family farm to ensure every commercial opportunity possible to help Myfanwy and Adrian secure the best future for their 3 children. There is no holding back with this family - they share emotions honestly and clearly. This time, there's a big birthday in Penparc Farm! Will it be a big celebration or a big flop'
A Million Welsh Speakers: this is the Welsh Government's language goal by 2050. Is this strategy likely to succeed or is Garmon's vision of fighting, love and singing more hopeful' From an MMA fight to glamour photography and a live gig, Garmon is determined to leave his mark.
A new face leads the Unit Thirteen car crew to show why so many people are obsessed with lorries in Wales. The lads can't understand why anyone likes the "boring, slow, ugly" things on the road - just a tool to do a job. It's really nuts how quickly they change their minds to tell you the truth...
Jason Mohammad presents the brand new Sporting Quiz show where brains meets brawn, Pen/Campwyr. Jonathan, Tanwen and Roy from Clwb Tri 2-1 answer sporting questions to gain an advantage against ultra-marathon runner Huw Brassington in a series of virtual sporting challenges, to win a cash prize.
It's Christmas day and the community Christmas is in full swing in the cafe. Unfortunately, not everyone in the village feels like celebrating and Iestyn is home alone as he continues to mourn and miss Tammy. Santa is not the only unexpected visitor, and someone else manages to bring distress and worry with them. Mair and Ioan are determined to break the rules and decide to celebrate in their own way, but things take a turn for the worse and they both face a dangerous situation.
Accompanied by a roaring fire and an enchanting moonlit garden, Elin is joined by actress and singer Olwen Rees. Wenvoe in the Vale of Glamorgan has been Olwen's home for many decades now, but she remains a Caernarfon 'Cofi' in her heart, and we hear of her early childhood memories there, of following in her mother's footsteps to the world of performing, and of getting married to the famous Jonny Tudor. Olwen belongs to the golden age of Welsh broadcasting and entertainment, and to this day her
Series following Marian and Rob Evans from Llansteffan, who bought a farmhouse with land, a forest and a Norman castle. In the final episode, after a two year wait, we will see the first ever official wedding at Llansteffan Castle. Also, Ffion and Catrin have a taste of beekeeping, and we will hear about Marian's grand plans for the future of the farm and her businesses.
When Margaret Thatcher's government breaks a promise to establish a Welsh language channel in 1979 it unleashes a wave of anger across Wales. This film portrays the efforts of the Welsh Language Society and Plaid Cymru to realise a television channel and Gwynfor Evans's declaration to fast until death over the matter. A unique film about one of the most colourful chapters in modern Welsh history.
