For years Welsh people have worn leeks on St David's Day to mark the day of national celebration. But many people don't know ...
The Welsh Guards have marked their 110th anniversary, proudly upholding their regimental motto Cymru am Byth - Wales Forever.
Every March 1, people across Wales wear leeks on their shirts to celebrate St David's Day - and they do so for a simple reason.
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The Leader on MSN'Wear a leek and visit a castle' - Welcome to Wrexham star on marking St David's DayUse precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Award winning Shrewsbury caravan and motorhome dealership Salop Leisure is promoting Wales as a holiday destination and ...
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The Leader on MSNWhere to see daffodils in North Wales for St David's DayNational Trust Cymru has revealed the best places in North Wales to see daffodils on St David's Day. The flowers, associated with the celebration of St David's Day on March 1, have already started to ...
The leek is so well established as a sign of Welsh identity that wearing one to signify you come from Wales is noted as an ‘ancient tradition’ in William Shakespeare’s Henry V, which was ...
Seb Smith, from the Wolfscastle Country Hotel’s Allt-yr-Afon restaurant appeared on BBC Two’s The Great British Menu to showcase his culinary skills.
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