Angharad Rees, News, Pictures, Buzz

Call for protection for historic Welsh place names to be enshrined in law  South Wales Argus

Spring 2021 Children's Sneak Previews  Publishers Weekly

I was first to strip off in Poldark but nobody remembers  Express.co.uk

Original Poldark Robin Ellis claims fans have forgotten his shirtless performance  Daily Mail

Coronavirus: Football fans want help with Euro 2020 travel refunds  BBC News

Rich List 2020: profiles 501‑600 | The Sunday Times  The Times

Poldark star Robin Ellis is cooking up a new life in France  The Sunday Post

Not Getting Enough of Your ‘Downton Abbey’ Fix on TV?  Anglophenia

Coronavirus letter to the editor: Without protection, NHS staff are cannon fodder  The Times

IPA reveals 63-strong roll call of iList contenders  CampaignLive

When Hollywood legend Kirk Douglas caught the Ballachulish ferry  The Oban Times

Duchess of Cambridge's teachers delighted at royal reunion  BBC News

Ten big moments that impacted Cornwall in the past decade  Cornwall Live

New Year's Honours list IN FULL: Who has been honoured by Queen?  Express

The full list of Welsh people on the Queen's New Year Honours list  Wales Online

The full list of Welsh people on the Queen's New Year Honours list  Wales Online

Blind woman left stranded at Bath Spa Station says 'there is no excuse'  Somerset Live

Thief who dressed up as Santa and stole a luxury $150,000 Mercedes from an apartment is jailed  Daily Mail

York St John University graduations 2019 Day 3 | York Press  York Press

Stars of Mid Wales tourism industry shine brightly at inaugural awards  Powys County Times

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Adrian_Dalby: Close to Home S1/E3: Double Date 15/10/89 Paul Nicholas, Angharad Rees, Jane Briers, Lucy Benjamin, Andrew Read, Sh… https://t.co/nuocQLfP0s

Adrian_Dalby: Close to Home S2/E2: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? 23/9/90 Paul Nicholas, Angharad Rees, Jane Briers, Lucy Benjamin… https://t.co/oX5OCaUuN7

Adrian_Dalby: Close to Home S1/E5: Helen's Parents 29/10/89 Paul Nicholas, Angharad Rees, Jane Briers, Lucy Benjamin, Andrew Read… https://t.co/gm8a69ZfF4

I love names like Morticia and Elvira. :)

Using these names? The pronunciations vary, so don't be all pissy if I don't pronounce it the same as you. I'm going off what my Irish grandmother who lived in wales says :P Again- I know people on this site can get a bit upset about the pronunciations of names, so I don't mean to offend. If you pronounce it differently, can you please make a note of it? It would be cool to see how different accents pronounce it. Also say where you're from if you choose to do so. Mairwen (Mare-win) Carys (Car-iss OR Care-iss) Eira (EE-ra) Elowen (Ell-owe-in) Isolde (Iz-olde) Aine (An-yuh) Eilis (Eye-lish or Ay-lish) Grainne (Grawn-yuh) Rhianwen (hree-an-wen) Anwen (Ann-win) Aoife (Ee-fah) Maeve (Mave, like Dave) Eilidh (Ay-lee) Saoirse (Seer-sha) Ciara (Kee-rah) Enfys (En-vis) Bronwyn (Brohn-win) Catriona (KAT-reena) Arianwen (Ahr-E'ON-win) Maire (Moi-rah or Maw-reh) Caoimhe (Kee-vah or Kwee-vah) Sinead (Shin-AYD) Bronmai (Bron-mye) Nessa (Ness-uh) Orlaith (Or-lah) Angharad (ang-HAR-ad) Ebrill (eb-Rill) Oonagh (Oo-nah) Deilwen (Dale-wen) Rionach (REE uh-nah or REE uh nakh) Eilir (Ay-leer) Iseult (ee-Saylt) Afryl (Av-REEL) Telyn (Tell-in) Ifanna (ee-VAN-ah) Alys (Ah-liss) Luned (Lyn-ed) Lineth (LYN-eth) Hafren (HAV-ren) Briallen (Bri-AHL-in) Inyra (ih-NEE-rah) Ceridwen (ker-EED-win) Nerys (NEH-riss) Faleiry (val-AY-ree) Generys (geh-NAY-riss) Lilwen (Lil-win) Medwen (Maid-win) Seren (Sair-en) Taryn (TAR-in) Tegeirian (teg-EYE-r'yan) So please make 10 names, first and middle but if you want BA, put 2 middles. Thanks :)

I want names that are not common, but still cute. I asked if you guys think I should name her Carson or Berlin MOST of you said Berlin but I don't think I like that anymore. Any suggestions?

I am 32 weeks pregnant, so not long left to decide! As I am so fussy when it comes to girls names it is proving a problem. :/ If it were a boys name i needed I would be set, Lol. I want something different, as i don't want her to be the sixth girl in her school year to have the same name, and also i want it to be pretty and to suit her and the stuff i have got her already if that makes sense.But i also don't like too out there names, and would consider older/more vintage names if not too common or old lady. I want it to feel right.... and so far i have no possibilities what so ever. I am not a wait until she is here kind of girl, i would hate for my baby to not have a name... any suggestions are much welcome... and appreciated. My nights are pretty sleepless already this is only adding fuel to the flame :/ Please help xxx

Female Im wondering if people in other countries like our lovely Welsh names.Do you like or dislike them?. FEMALE... Bethan ( Beth-ann) Cariad (Carry-ad, means love) Carys (Carris) Cerys (Cerris) Deryn (Derrin) Megan (Meg-an) Nia (Nee-ar) Rhian (Ree-an) Angharad ( Ang-harad) Sian ( Sharn) Bronwyn MALE Rhys (Rees) Gethin Geraint (Ger-eye-nt) Ieuan ( Yi-yun) Huw (Hugh) Lloyd (loyd) Dylan Ianto (yan-toe) Iestyn (yes-tin) Rhodri (Rod-ree) Thanks for your answers Dylan is Welsh, though popular in Ireland too. AMY--Some of your favourite names are not Welsh MEAGAN was originally Megan but the sound was changed by Americans. KIAH is American, BRENNA is American CADAN is French. ADARA is Hebrew. CAIN is Hebrew. BRYNNA is Irish. In Welsh BRYN is a boys name meaning hill.