Dangos 1512 canlyniad

Letters relating mainly to the establishment of Y Cabinet Iaith. Correspondents include Dafydd Wigley MP, Eleri Carrog (Cefn), J. Bryan Jones (Mudiad Ysgol Meithrin), Mererid James (Merched y Wawr), Emyr James (Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru) and Gwerfyl Pierce Jones (Welsh Books Council).

Administrative papers relating to the work of Fforwm Iaith Genedlaethol including information on the Forum, press releases, copies of newspaper articles, reports on the responses of various bodies to the work of the Forum, reports, proposals and papers relating to the employment for an organiser.

Cuttings from newspapers relating to the work of Fforwm Iaith Genedlaethol.

File contains articles related to minority languages and the teaching and use of the Welsh language as well as a copy of 'The International Covenants on Human Rights and Optional Protocol'.

File contains papers relating to the campaign for a Welsh Language Act including; statements issued by the Secretary of State for Wales, press releases, statements by organisations such as the Welsh Consumer Council and the CBI, plans for campaigning and lobbying, copies of amendments to the Bill, some correspondence, Parliamentary committee reports, a speech (possibly given by Lord Gwilym Prys-Davies), representations on the Bill from Cefn and Rhieni Dros Addysg Gymraeg and newspaper cuttings.

File contains papers relating to Stratregaeth Iaith 1991-2001 including press releases, responses from public bodies and Labour Party policy documents.

Papers relating to the campaign for a Welsh Language Act in the 1980s including; copies of ministerial statements, Parliamentary questions, notes on a draft Act sponsored by Dafydd Wigley MP and Lord Gwilym Prys-Davies, correspondence, press releases, papers prepared by Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg and Urdd Gobaith Cymru, examples of a lack of Welsh language services available to the public, the status of Welsh in the Education Reform Act 1988, minutes and agendas of Gweithgor Deddf Newydd yr Iaith Gymraeg (New Welsh Language Act Working Group), statistical information, correspondence regarding the effect of the Race Relations Act on the provision of services in Welsh and a copy of a memorandum on the workings of the Welsh Language Act 1967 on the use of Welsh in the criminal justice system prepared by the National Council for Civil Liberties.

File comprises assorted Plaid Cymru publications including: Wales Against Conscription; A Trade Union Congress for Wales; The Welsh Political Tradition; Political Policing in Wales; Llawlyfr Canghennau Plaid Cymru; Dyma Plaid Cymru; Save Cwm Tryweryn for Wales along with other related booklets and pamphlets including Maniffesto Adfer, and a poster "Dim boddi Dulas/Hands off Dulas".

The file comprises election ephemera related to Plaid Cymru candidates in parliamentary elections including Vic Davies in Rhondda West (1966), Errol Jones in Pontypridd (1970), Hywel ap Robert in Ceredigion (1970), Edward Merriman in Ogmore (1970), Dafydd Wigley in Merioneth (1970), Carwyn James in Llanelli (1970), as well as a leaflet by Dafydd Elis Thomas campaigning for the role of Vice-President of Plaid Cymru and some handwritten drafts of election addresses.

The file comprises election addresses, posters etc distributed by Phil Williams' campaign for Plaid Cymru in the 1968 Caerphilly by-election, along with copies of newspaper articles and the addresses of Fred Evans' (Labour) and Robert Williams (Conservative).

File comprises letters to David Treharne Llewellyn from various Home Secretaries. Correspondents include David Maxwell Fyfe (related to Llewellyn's resignation as a minister on health grounds), Gwilym Lloyd George (devolution to Wales, Henry Brooke (various, including his reception at the National Eisteddfod, threats made against him) and Douglas Hurd

File comprises correspondence with John Boyd-Carpenter, Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation and Glamorgan County Council regarding the registration of David Llewellyn's car and whether he needed to declare whether he had a car radio.

File comprises copies of three books: s signed copy of 'Time and Change' by James Callaghan, 2 copies of 'Foxhunter in pictures' by H M Llewellyn and Harry Llewelyn's copy of the 'Official Report of the Organising Committee of the 14th Olympiad' in 1948.

Includes the minutes of the inaugural meeting of the Art, Drama and Music therapists in Wales, 15 October 1988, at the Bay Hotel, Aberystwyth, together with its aims and constitution, 1988.

Papers relating to the conference ‘Siarad yn anweledig/Speaking the invisible’, on language, culture and healthcare at Theatr Felinfach, 2000; poster for a presentation, ‘Therapi celf mewn seiciatryddiaeth fforensig/Art therapy in forensic psychiatry’, Aberystwyth, 2001; dramatherapy and dramatherapists in Wales; and seminars organised.

Letter from Sir Ian McKellen, 1999, apologizing that he is unable to attend the first proposed Welsh Pride in Bangor; minutes of meetings and examples of headed writing paper, compliment slips and business cards, of Cymru Pride Wales; Coming out day in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. Final report, 10 October 1998; and a report of the North Wales Lesbian Line's visit to Dublin on the Interreg ‘Go and See’ grant, 1999.

Papers, [1999], including minutes of meetings of Cymru Pride Wales; correspondence; ephemera relating to the proposed Pride event on 22-24 October 1999 at Bangor; report on the 1999 Cymru Pride Wales day event in Bangor. For submission to: Cymru Pride Wales Committee; press releases; programme of a one day conference ‘Homophobia out’, Cardiff, 1999; InterPride conference at Glasgow, 1999; Pride Scotland; and Cymru Pride Wales equal opportunities policy.

Llythyr, 1858, oddi wrth Trevor Jones, Rival Quarry, at David Jones, a oedd yn eiddo i Megan Roberts, ynghyd â llythyr cefndirol, 2013, oddi wrthi. Enwyd pentref Trefor ar ôl y Trevor hwn. Derbyniwyd copi hefyd o lyfr Geraint Jones a Dafydd Williams, Trefor, a gyhoeddwyd gan Ganolfan Hanes Uwchgwyrfai, Clynnog Fawr, yn 2006 i nodi canmlwyddiant sefydlu’r pentref newydd hwn.

Papurau ychwanegol, [1915]-[1993], y cerddor William Llewelyn Edwards, yn cynnwys drafft o’i gyfrol gyntaf o emyn-donau Clychau’r maes (Llandysul, 1976) gyda’r hen nodiant yn ei law; llyfrau lloffion yn cofnodi ei lwyddiannau cerddorol a darlledu eu emyn-donau ar ‘Caniadaeth y Cysegr’; llythyrau yn ei longyfarch ar ennill y wobr gyntaf am gyfansoddi emyn-dôn yn Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Abertawe 1982; a nodiadau cefndirol ar ei emyn-donau. Ceir traethawd ‘Golwg ar fywyd a gwaith William Llewelyn Edwards, Bron Rhiwel, Llandre, Bow Street, cyfansoddwr emyn donau’ gan Anwen Ebenezer, a chyfrol ’Iesu bia’r gân’ yn cynnwys emyn-donau J. T. Rees a fu’n dysgu cerddoriaeth i William Llewelyn Edwards.