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BBC Radio Wales at 40
Colin Paterson
Editor, Radio Wales
It was 6.30am on 13 November 1978 when BBC Radio Wales began its journey, with its first broadcast to the nation.
The Voice of a Nation: Colin Paterson on BBC Radio Wales at 40
Colin Paterson
Editor, Radio Wales
Radio Wales' Editor, Colin Paterson on the station's 40th birthday celebrations and boosting the FM signal.
Radio Cymru 2
Betsan Powys
Editor, Radio Cymru
Editor of Radio Cymru Betsan Powys on why she's proud of the new station.
Aberfan programmes dominate nominations at British Academy Cymru Awards
Jen Macro
Digital Content Producer, About the BBC
A round up of BBC Wales wins at the 2017 British Academy Cymru Awards.
BBC Writersroom Wales
Rachel Williams
Development Producer, BBC Writersroom
Bringing the Welsh writing community together.
40 years of Radio Cymru
Betsan Powys
Editor, Radio Cymru
Welsh language station looks ahead to the future, as well as celebrating the past as it marks 40 years of broadcasting on January 3, 2017.
(Even more) Wales at Euro 2016
Rob Phillips
Football Correspondent, BBC Wales
BBC Wales Football Correspondent Rob Phillips has been following the Welsh team at Euro 2016 and, when he gets a chance, he’s been writing updates for his followers and friends on Facebook. We've put together a third set of edited highlights from Rob’s week at the Wales base in Dinard, Brittany.
Share Your Welsh in 2016
Chelsea Dickenson
Content Producer
A report on the campaign to inspire, encourage and support Welsh learners by sharing simple words and phrases every day, featuring success stories from across Wales (and beyond) and helpful hints and tips to get us all on the right track.
BBC Cardiff Singer of the World: "Don't come to compete, come to sing!"
David Jackson
Artistic Director, BBC Cardiff Singer of the World
BBC Cardiff Singer of the World Artistic Director David Jackson shares the history of the event and challenges of producing a live television event.
Have you seen our giant radio?
Betsan Powys
Editor, Radio Cymru
It's a big day for BBC Radio Wales. Betsan Powys explains all.
