Bradley is trying to stay sober and finish his unpaid work hours in order to complete his period on Probation. Having stopped drinking almost a year ago, Tiffany's Community Order is about to end. Probation Service Officers Jo and Lynne must manage their behaviour in the community to prevent them from reoffending and keep the public safe.
Alex Jones goes on a personal journey to explore the history of the Welsh Language. Back home in Ammanford Alex explores how the Industrial Revolution affected the Welsh language. In 1911 there were a million Welsh speakers in Wales, but by 1951 the language was on the brink. What happened' She'll find out more about the heroic efforts to save the language and the essential role of Welsh schools in its future. A series that celebrates the Welsh language, Welshness and over 1500 years of history
A new series with Francesca Sciarrillo and Joe Healy, previous winners of the Welsh Learner of the Year competition at the Eisteddfod, looking at young creative talent across Wales. In this episode we chat with photographer Jack Moyse and look at how the visual and music worlds overlap in Wales.
Saint Fagan Museum reveals more of its treasures and stories. The iconic clock, salvaged from the Aberfan disaster, is carefully moved into position ready for a new exhibition. Brian the farmer needs to do urgent repair work on the historical gates and fences and the Tailor Shop's artefacts are revealed.
