As always, Welsh Histories does not engage in contemporary politics. However, when some political news relates to history, I will comment.
Reform UK Wales Remains Anti-Devolution
There is a letter currently being signed by Labour Members of the Senedd which accuses the current Prime Minister (Keir Starmer) of being insensitive towards devolution. Understandable, given the current government’s tendency to overrule Welsh democracy despite a campaign promise of further devolution. Again, not offering a political opinion, it is just a fact.
This relates to history because it has shown us time and time again that, when the will of Cymru is ignored, it usually results in something terrible for us. Suppression of the Welsh language and culture; the flooding of Tryweryn; mining-related disasters etc. We have devolution for a reason: so that we may have a voice. If that voice is then ignored by the party who supposedly gave it to us, then what’s the point?
Oh, and the party in the image admits that it believes Cymru should have less power. I think they are very wrong and that is a political opinion.
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DIGITAL Welsh Histories Magazine – December 2025
Welsh Histories Magazine December 2025 – DIGITAL COPY
The digital edition of Welsh Histories Magazine for December 2025 has finally arrived!
This month’s Welsh Histories Magazine is not a new magazine but a cut-price discount on EVERY Welsh Histories Magazine for 2025. Yes, every single one. 10 issues of Welsh Histories Magazine were written in 2025 and they cover a variety of topics, periods and histories. From the horrors of the First World War, to the medieval period, to ancient world and to the topic of the Welsh diaspora, we’ve got you covered in this special offer just in time for Christmas.
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The second half of 2025 began the trend of including “did you know?” type fun facts, meaning there is plenty of learning to be done with this collection. A similar Christmas offer was done last year with great success, so let’s do it again. It’s on me.
This year’s magazines have been written, created and designed by Niklas George (Welsh Histories founder and owner). All images used in these issues of Welsh Histories Magazine include the respective owner’s details, where applicable.
Happy reading!
If you have any issues with receiving and downloading your copy, please send all queries to: niklas@welshhistories.co.uk.
More from Welsh Histories
Welsh Histories is a Welsh history celebrating platform which looks to promote all aspects of Welsh history. Though we focus predominantly on native Welsh history, we do also share the non-native aspects from time to time. You can follow us on Facebook; Instagram or Twitter for more. A reader? We also have our very own Welsh Histories Shop where we sell our Welsh Histories Magazine. Diolch yn fawr iawn and keep enjoying Welsh Histories.
Niklas is the founder, owner, manager, editor, writer, video creator, voice over artist, and so forth, of Welsh Histories. He is passionate about the preservation of Welsh culture; the rejuvenation of the Welsh language and the promotion of Welsh history. Niklas currently resides in Pune, Maharashtra, with his beloved wife.