Young people aspiring for a career in screenwriting and film production have been taking part in an exciting project set up ...

Pobol y Cwm was a success from the outset, and that continued throughout the 1970s and 1980s. When musician John Lennon died in December 1980, a film about the Beatles was broadcast on BBC Wales ...

Pobol y Cwm was a success from the outset, and that continued throughout the 1970s and 1980s. When musician John Lennon died in December 1980, a film about the Beatles was broadcast on BBC Wales ...

That’s how dramatist Gwenlyn Parry described the target audience of the new BBC Wales soap opera, Pobol y Cwm, which was broadcast for the first time 50 years ago ago, on October 16 1974. Pobol y Cwm ...

Pobol y Cwm, which translates into English as People of the Valley, is the BBC's oldest television soap. First broadcast on BBC Wales on 16 October 1974, the first episode started with a greeting ...

An appeal has been launched to find the first episode of Welsh language soap Pobol y Cwm. The National Library of Wales has asked anyone who has footage from the early days of the series to get in ...

An appeal has been launched to find the first episode of Welsh language soap Pobol y Cwm. The National Library of Wales has asked anyone who has footage from the early days of the series to get in ...

In my head, it was a drama before I even started. Like painting with words in a way. “Of course, the writing process had begun many years before, whilst working on Pobol Y Cwm. In 2016, Llŷr Morus, ...

Darlledwyd y bennod gyntaf erioed o Pobol y Cwm nos Fercher 16 Hydref 1974 am 7.10pm ar BBC One Wales, sy’n golygu mai dyma’r opera sebon deledu hiraf i’w chynhyrchu gan y BBC.

Pobol y Cwm, Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8pm, Tuesday and Thursday, 7.30pm, S4CEnglish and Welsh subtitles and Sunday omnibus with on-screen English subtitles.

Pobol y Cwm, Monday-Thursday, 8.00pm, S4C English and Welsh subtitles. Monday-Friday, 6.00pm, S4C with on-screen English subtitles. Faint o 'barch' mae Siôn White yn ei haeddu?