Geiriau allweddol yn hanes teledu Cymraeg. Dyma'r geiriau cyntaf i'w clywed ar 'Pobol y Cwm' hanner canrif union yn ôl. Yr actor Charles Williams oedd yn eu llefaru, wrth i'r cymeriad Harri Parri ...

Mae un o sêr cyfres Pobol y Cwm yr 80au a'r 90au wedi dweud bod hi'n hanfodol bod ardaloedd fel Cwm Gwendraeth yn parhau fel cadarnle i'r Gymraeg, wrth i'r gyfres ddathlu hanner can mlwyddiant. Bu ...

A Welsh-language soap opera where a number of Hollywood stars have made names for themselves is marking its 50th anniversary. Pobol y Cwm, about the fictional village of Cwmderi in south-west Wales, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Pobol y Cwm – which means "people of the valley" – is set in the fictional village of Cwmderi, in the Gwendraeth valley, ...

After five decades, the launchpad of countless careers and champion of the Welsh language is still going strong – its cast reflect on why Chris is a freelance culture reporter, specialising in ...

S4C and BBC Wales have paid tribute to Pobol y Cwm actor Gareth Lewis as fans await his departure from the role of Meic Pierce. Lewis, 68, recently filmed his final scenes in the role of Meic after ...

As the official Anti-Bullying Week begins (17-21 November) Pobol Y Cwm, BBC Wales' daily drama series, will feature a storyline heavily accentuating the problems associated with bullying. Sioned ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. -Credit:Instagram- Hans Obma (@hansobma A Hollywood actor has been championing the Welsh language across his social media ...

Pobol y Cwm star Gwyn Elfyn has announced that he is leaving the soap. The actor has played Denzil Rees on the Welsh-language show for nearly 28 years, but viewers will now see the character bow out ...

Welsh soap opera Pobol y Cwm is celebrating its 50th birthday on Wednesday, October 16. The show is the oldest soap opera produced by the BBC and one of the oldest in the world. On Wednesday evening ...

(MENAFN- The Conversation) “We had a special kind of audience in mind: the Welsh who have never read Barn or Y Faner (two popular Welsh-language publications written in a scholarly tone) but live ...