This thematic analytic qualitative study used participants' oral narratives to examine primary
Cymraeg, which is the Welsh language, and English-speaking adolescents' perceptions …

This article draws upon the experiences of three academics who collaborated online to
engage students from the three respective higher education institutions (the University of …

The authors would like to extend their thanks to Luke Nicholas, Guto Ifan and Cian Sion for
helping to put this report together. We are also extremely grateful to Huw Pritchard, Laura …

The process of devolution in Wales has catalysed major political, cultural, social and
institutional change. While these changes have been reflected within the research agendas …

This article explores the discrimination that may be experienced by Welsh-speaking
individuals accessing health and social care services in Wales. The paper provides a brief …

E uropean language activists have successfully campaigned for the right to use regional or
minority languages in judicial contexts. Despite this, such rights are rarely exercised. This is …

Drawing upon recent literature and a small-scale survey that explored the perceptions and
experiences of front line workers and incarcerated girls1 from North Wales, this article …

This paper presents the results of research into the experiences of prisoners from Wales
incarcerated in England. The context for the research is first set and the relevance of …

Despite not being officially recognized as an addiction, studies suggest social media
dependency [SMD] retains similar traits as substance-based addictions and that adolescents …

The Scots language has been historically marginalised in Scotland, arguably due to its lack
of 'capital'(see Bailey, 1987 and Bourdieu, 1986). The European Union, under the Charter …