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!
Former international rugby player and Welsh learner Scott Quinnell goes on a journey once again travelling 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. Scott returns to his square mile, has an adventure in a Coracle on the River Towy before completing his journey stargazing in Tregaron.
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.
At the start of 2019 Neil Hopper was working as a Vascular Surgeon at Cornwall Royal Hospital in Treliske near Truro when he experienced a life-changing event while on holiday. After returning home he developed pneumonia followed by sepsis and then became dangerously ill, a situation which led to both legs being amputated below the knee. Barely a year after surgery, Neil returned to work. Two years later, after overcoming extraordinary challenges, he now has another challenge ahead - space!
Here is a new series with Francesca Sciarrillo and Joe Healy, previous winners of the Welsh Learner of the Year competition at the Eisteddfod, looking at young creative talent across Wales. In this episode we meet a theatre designer on set, bang on some bespoke drums, learn about the history of zines and take a walk around Merthyr Tydfil.
