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Nation.Cymru staff Wrexham have removed a jacket from sale after criticism from fans over the use of a historic white ‘English dragon’. When the club posted an image of the jacket modelled by striker Sam Smith on social media as part of their new season kit launch, there was an immediate backlash from fans. Many The post Wrexham remove jacket from club shop amid criticism of ‘English dragon’ appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Emily Price  Questions have emerged over the farming credentials of a Reform UK Member of the Senedd described by Nigel Farage as a “sheep farmer”. A source in Wales’ farming community with links to Reform wrote to Nation.Cymru raising concerns that Brycheiniog Tawe Nedd MS James Evans “may have lied when joining Reform”. The source The post Reform MS’s farming credentials questioned appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Emily Price  A Restore Britain councillor has deleted a social media post in which he suggested that Ann Widdecombe’s death was linked to “radical left thugs”. Owain Clatworthy, a councillor for Bridgend’s Pyle, Kenfig Hill and Cefn Cribwr ward, published the post to Facebook on Friday (July 10), shortly after police announced they had launched The post Councillor deletes post linking Ann Widdecombe’s death to ‘radical left thugs’ appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Martin Shipton Former First Minister Lord Carwyn Jones is being spoken of as a surprise candidate for Secretary of State for Wales in Andy Burnham’s Cabinet. Burnham is expected to be elected unopposed as Leader of the Labour Party within days after receiving 322 nominations for the post from members of the Parliamentary Labour Party The post Carwyn Jones tipped as possible Secretary of State for Wales appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

David Owens Filming has wrapped on a Doctor Who fan feature film described as a ‘passionate tribute to the classic ’70s and ’80s series’ Shot in Cardiff using local amateur actors and crew, the feature length 90 minute movie – titled ‘Dr Who meets The Scorpion’ – is to be released as a non-profit film The post First look at new trailer for Doctor Who movie filmed in Cardiff appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Amelia Jones Welsh social media users have been left in stitches after a Sky News presenter stumbled over the pronunciation of two Welsh town names while reporting on major wildfires. During a live report, Sky News presenter Saima Mohsin was covering the blaze when she attempted to pronounce Dwygyfylchi and Penmaenmawr. The clip quickly made The post Social media users poke fun at news presenter’s pronunciation of north Wales towns appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Martin Shipton A transport campaigner has called on the Auditor General to investigate what he says is a doomed proposal to establish an international rail testing centre in Wales that has cost the Welsh Government tens of millions of pounds. Dr John McTeague has sent every Senedd Member a copy of his appeal against Audit The post Campaigner calls for probe into ‘failing’ rail testing centre appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Harry Taylor, Will Meakin-Durrant, and Abbie Llewelyn, Press Association Political Staff The Labour Party’s next leader Andy Burnham has voted in favour of controversial asylum reforms which Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood said aimed to safeguard the asylum system for generations to come. The newly elected MP for Makerfield, who is to become prime minister next The post Burnham votes in favour of Government’s new asylum reforms amid rebellion appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Dewi Williams Global music icons Jools Holland and Sir Bryn Terfel are set to headline two concerts as a part of the 80th anniversary of a Welsh music festival next year. The Llangollen International Music Eisteddfod, which just took place last week, has announced the first major events of its 80th iteration in 2027. Well-renowned The post Bryn Terfel and Jools Holland to headline Welsh music festival on special anniversary appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Nation.Cymru staff A family-run restaurant with rooms has been crowned the best in Wales for the quality of its food and accommodation. Restaurant 1861, situated between Abergavenny and Skenfrith, has been named AA restaurant with rooms of the year in Wales. Having already been awarded with two rosettes, the restaurant had already received recognition from The post Independent restaurant with rooms named best in Wales appeared first on Nation.Cymru.