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Explore our huge collection of BBC scripts

With over 1000 boxes of BBC scripts, what will you find?

 

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An image of NLW MS 253A shown open on a page of text written in a 17th-century hand

The smallest Welsh manuscript?

Take a look at one of the tiniest manuscripts in our collections

 

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An unsolvable problem

Sir Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans and the structure of local government in Wales

 

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Professor Charlotte Williams

The Welsh Political Archive Annual Lecture 2024

This year's lecture given by Professor Charlotte Williams

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10,000 moments from history: The Wales Broadcast Archive Digitisation Project

Marking an important milestone of the Broadcast Archive Digitisation Project.

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Layers in the Landscape

A groundbreaking multi-format archive at NLW

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A selection of the Library's books written by Arthur Machen

Arthur Machen: The Spooktacular Scribe!

Arthur Machen was a Welsh horror fiction author. This blog describes his style of writing and draws attention to some of his books in the Library's collections.

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Ty’d Yma Tomi – 40 Years Later

Could the final film from the Welsh Film Board be a cult classic in waiting?

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Typescript of script for episode 1 Pobol y Cwm, broadcast October 16th 1974.

Celebrating 50 years of Pobol y Cwm

How it was and how it could have been.

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