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Carmarthen the county town of Carmarthenshire is situated on the River Towy and on the bay of the same name. Carmarthen lays claim to being the oldest town in Wales and between the 16th and 18th centuries was defined as the chief city of Wales, a position it lost to other areas of South Wales during the 19th century who were able to develop more dynamic economic centres.
Local historical attractions include a Roman fort believed to date from AD c 75 adjacent to the fort is one of the seven known Roman amphitheatres in the entire Great Britain, the strategic importance of Carmarthen was maintained by the Norman lord William Fitz Baldwin who established a castle defence between 1094 and 1105.
Other interesting facts about Carmarthen include:
* The first medieval walled town in Wales
* The Benedictine Priory of St. Peter
* Franciscan Friars the order (known as Grey Friars) settled in the town in the 13th century
* Edward Tudor, the first Earl of Richmond fell victim to the Plague in Carmarthen and is buried in a prominent tomb within Grey Friars
Church
* According to folk lore Merlin of the Arthurian legend was supposed to have been born within the boundaries of Carmarthen and coincidentally there is a tree named after Merlin as Merlin's Oak which legend has it that should the oak fall then the town will also!
To more modem days, the town played its part in the protection of Great Britain during World War II with the creation of the Carmarthen Stop Line a network of defensive structure of anti-tank ditches and pillboxes examples of which still exist to be seen today.
Carmarthen is twinned with a number of other European towns such as:-
Lesneven in Brittany, France
Santa Marinella in Italy and
As Portes, Galicia in Spain
Voice Over By:
Peter Morgan Jones
Permission to Film Granted By:
Carmarthen County Museum
Carmarthen Guildhall
Carmarthen Heritage Centre
St. Peter's Church Carmarthen
Archive Images Provided By:
Carmarthen County Museum
The Paxton Family Estate
A simple video to illustrate the song 'The Old Carmarthen Oak' sung by the Welsh Folk Group 'Ar Log'. It is based on the Merlin legend that 'if the Old Oak should ever fall down then Carmarthen would suffer a disaster.
- published: 05 Feb 2012
- views: 6999
Lyrics/Geiriau
As I roved out one morning
Going to Carmathen Fair
I spied a pretty maiden
With the sunlight in her hair
Her way was so delightful
Her voice wrang like a bell
And as I overtook her
I asked if she was well
Chorus
Lay down your brethyn shawl me love
I swear it is no joke
And I'll tell to you the story of
The Old Carmathen Oak
As we approached Carmathen
The girl at me did stare
And she asked me why I raised my hat
To a tree so old and bare
I told her of the legend
If the tree should e'er come down
There'd be a great disaster
And Carmathen would be drowned
Then she started laughing
My face grew very red
And she said that only fools believed
What old welsh legends said
Her laughter was contagious
For the truth to you I'll tell
By the time I reached the market place
I began to laugh as well
As I sit here by my fireside
It's the autumn of my life
And the darling girl I met that day
Is now my darling wife
I have a lovely daughter
And a son to push my yoke
And all because I raised my hat
To the Old Carmarthen Oak
- published: 09 Feb 2011
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Driving on the A40 road between the Welsh towns of Carmarthen and Haverfordwest.
- published: 05 Oct 2015
- views: 404
Carmarthen
Coordinates: 51°51′22″N 4°18′58″W / 51.856°N 4.316°W / 51.856; -4.316
Carmarthen (/ˌkɑːrˈmɑːrðən/ kar-MAR-dhən; Welsh: Caerfyrddin pronounced [kɑːɨrˈvərðɪn]) is a community in, and the county town of, Carmarthenshire, Wales. It is on the River Towy8 miles (13 km) north of its mouth at Carmarthen Bay. In 2001, the population was 15,854.
Carmarthen claims to be the oldest town in Wales but the two settlements of Old and New Carmarthen were only united into a single borough in 1546. Carmarthen was the most populous borough in Wales between the 16th and 18th centuries and was described by William Camden as "the chief citie of the country". However, population growth stagnated by the mid 19th century as more dynamic economic centres developed in the South Wales coalfield. Carmarthen is the location of the headquarters of Dyfed-Powys Police, the Carmarthen campus of the University of Wales, Trinity Saint David and Glangwili General Hospital.
History
Early history
When Britannia was a Roman province, Carmarthen was the civitas capital of the Demetae tribe, known as Moridunum ("Sea Fort"). Carmarthen is possibly the oldest town in Wales and was recorded by Ptolemy and the Antonine Itinerary. The Roman fort is believed to date from around AD 75. A Roman coin hoard was found nearby in 2006. Near the fort is one of seven surviving Roman amphitheatres in the United Kingdom and one of only two in Roman Wales (the other being at Isca Augusta, Roman Caerleon). It was excavated in 1968. The arena itself is 50 x 30 yards (about 46 by 27 metres); the cavea (seating area) is 100 x 73 yards (92 by 67 metres). Veprauskas has argued for its identification as the Cair Guorthigirn ("Fort Vortigern") listed by Nennius among the 28 cities of Britain in his History of the Britains.
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3:38Visiting Wales - Carmarthen
Visiting Wales - CarmarthenVisiting Wales - Carmarthen
Carmarthen the county town of Carmarthenshire is situated on the River Towy and on the bay of the same name. Carmarthen lays claim to being the oldest town in Wales and between the 16th and 18th centuries was defined as the chief city of Wales, a position it lost to other areas of South Wales during the 19th century who were able to develop more dynamic economic centres. Local historical attractions include a Roman fort believed to date from AD c 75 adjacent to the fort is one of the seven known Roman amphitheatres in the entire Great Britain, the strategic importance of Carmarthen was maintained by the Norman lord William Fitz Baldwin who established a castle defence between 1094 and 1105. Other interesting facts about Carmarthen include: * The first medieval walled town in Wales * The Benedictine Priory of St. Peter * Franciscan Friars the order (known as Grey Friars) settled in the town in the 13th century * Edward Tudor, the first Earl of Richmond fell victim to the Plague in Carmarthen and is buried in a prominent tomb within Grey Friars Church * According to folk lore Merlin of the Arthurian legend was supposed to have been born within the boundaries of Carmarthen and coincidentally there is a tree named after Merlin as Merlin's Oak which legend has it that should the oak fall then the town will also! To more modem days, the town played its part in the protection of Great Britain during World War II with the creation of the Carmarthen Stop Line a network of defensive structure of anti-tank ditches and pillboxes examples of which still exist to be seen today. Carmarthen is twinned with a number of other European towns such as:- Lesneven in Brittany, France Santa Marinella in Italy and As Portes, Galicia in Spain Voice Over By: Peter Morgan Jones Permission to Film Granted By: Carmarthen County Museum Carmarthen Guildhall Carmarthen Heritage Centre St. Peter's Church Carmarthen Archive Images Provided By: Carmarthen County Museum The Paxton Family Estate -
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A simple video to illustrate the song 'The Old Carmarthen Oak' sung by the Welsh Folk Group 'Ar Log'. It is based on the Merlin legend that 'if the Old Oak should ever fall down then Carmarthen would suffer a disaster. -
3:01The Old Carmarthen Oak - Frank Hennessy
The Old Carmarthen Oak - Frank HennessyThe Old Carmarthen Oak - Frank Hennessy
Lyrics/Geiriau As I roved out one morning Going to Carmathen Fair I spied a pretty maiden With the sunlight in her hair Her way was so delightful Her voice wrang like a bell And as I overtook her I asked if she was well Chorus Lay down your brethyn shawl me love I swear it is no joke And I'll tell to you the story of The Old Carmathen Oak As we approached Carmathen The girl at me did stare And she asked me why I raised my hat To a tree so old and bare I told her of the legend If the tree should e'er come down There'd be a great disaster And Carmathen would be drowned Then she started laughing My face grew very red And she said that only fools believed What old welsh legends said Her laughter was contagious For the truth to you I'll tell By the time I reached the market place I began to laugh as well As I sit here by my fireside It's the autumn of my life And the darling girl I met that day Is now my darling wife I have a lovely daughter And a son to push my yoke And all because I raised my hat To the Old Carmarthen Oak -
9:52[GB] A40 Carmarthen - Haverfordwest
[GB] A40 Carmarthen - Haverfordwest[GB] A40 Carmarthen - Haverfordwest
Driving on the A40 road between the Welsh towns of Carmarthen and Haverfordwest.
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Visiting Wales - Carmarthen
Carmarthen the county town of Carmarthenshire is situated on the River Towy and on the bay of the same name. Carmarthen lays claim to being the oldest town in Wales and between the 16th and 18th centuries was defined as the chief city of Wales, a position it lost to other areas of South Wales during the 19th century who were able to develop more dynamic economic centres. Local historical attractions include a Roman fort believed to date from AD c 75 adjacent to the fort is one of the seven known Roman amphitheatres in the entire Great Britain, the strategic importance of Carmarthen was maintained by the Norman lord William Fitz Baldwin who established a castle defence between 1094 and 1105. Other interesting facts about Carmarthen include: * The first medieval walled town in Wales... -
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To the left and then to the right, must be in one hurry ? -
The Old Carmarthen Oak
A simple video to illustrate the song 'The Old Carmarthen Oak' sung by the Welsh Folk Group 'Ar Log'. It is based on the Merlin legend that 'if the Old Oak should ever fall down then Carmarthen would suffer a disaster. -
The Old Carmarthen Oak - Frank Hennessy
Lyrics/Geiriau As I roved out one morning Going to Carmathen Fair I spied a pretty maiden With the sunlight in her hair Her way was so delightful Her voice wrang like a bell And as I overtook her I asked if she was well Chorus Lay down your brethyn shawl me love I swear it is no joke And I'll tell to you the story of The Old Carmathen Oak As we approached Carmathen The girl at me did stare And she asked me why I raised my hat To a tree so old and bare I told her of the legend If the tree should e'er come down There'd be a great disaster And Carmathen would be drowned Then she started laughing My face grew very red And she said that only fools believed What old welsh legends said Her laughter was contagious For the truth to you I'll tell By the time I reached the market place I began t... -
[GB] A40 Carmarthen - Haverfordwest
Driving on the A40 road between the Welsh towns of Carmarthen and Haverfordwest.
Visiting Wales - Carmarthen
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- Updated: 21 Mar 2014
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Carmarthen the county town of Carmarthenshire is situated on the River Towy and on the bay of the same name. Carmarthen lays claim to being the oldest town in ...
Carmarthen the county town of Carmarthenshire is situated on the River Towy and on the bay of the same name. Carmarthen lays claim to being the oldest town in Wales and between the 16th and 18th centuries was defined as the chief city of Wales, a position it lost to other areas of South Wales during the 19th century who were able to develop more dynamic economic centres.
Local historical attractions include a Roman fort believed to date from AD c 75 adjacent to the fort is one of the seven known Roman amphitheatres in the entire Great Britain, the strategic importance of Carmarthen was maintained by the Norman lord William Fitz Baldwin who established a castle defence between 1094 and 1105.
Other interesting facts about Carmarthen include:
* The first medieval walled town in Wales
* The Benedictine Priory of St. Peter
* Franciscan Friars the order (known as Grey Friars) settled in the town in the 13th century
* Edward Tudor, the first Earl of Richmond fell victim to the Plague in Carmarthen and is buried in a prominent tomb within Grey Friars
Church
* According to folk lore Merlin of the Arthurian legend was supposed to have been born within the boundaries of Carmarthen and coincidentally there is a tree named after Merlin as Merlin's Oak which legend has it that should the oak fall then the town will also!
To more modem days, the town played its part in the protection of Great Britain during World War II with the creation of the Carmarthen Stop Line a network of defensive structure of anti-tank ditches and pillboxes examples of which still exist to be seen today.
Carmarthen is twinned with a number of other European towns such as:-
Lesneven in Brittany, France
Santa Marinella in Italy and
As Portes, Galicia in Spain
Voice Over By:
Peter Morgan Jones
Permission to Film Granted By:
Carmarthen County Museum
Carmarthen Guildhall
Carmarthen Heritage Centre
St. Peter's Church Carmarthen
Archive Images Provided By:
Carmarthen County Museum
The Paxton Family Estate
wn.com/Visiting Wales Carmarthen
Carmarthen the county town of Carmarthenshire is situated on the River Towy and on the bay of the same name. Carmarthen lays claim to being the oldest town in Wales and between the 16th and 18th centuries was defined as the chief city of Wales, a position it lost to other areas of South Wales during the 19th century who were able to develop more dynamic economic centres.
Local historical attractions include a Roman fort believed to date from AD c 75 adjacent to the fort is one of the seven known Roman amphitheatres in the entire Great Britain, the strategic importance of Carmarthen was maintained by the Norman lord William Fitz Baldwin who established a castle defence between 1094 and 1105.
Other interesting facts about Carmarthen include:
* The first medieval walled town in Wales
* The Benedictine Priory of St. Peter
* Franciscan Friars the order (known as Grey Friars) settled in the town in the 13th century
* Edward Tudor, the first Earl of Richmond fell victim to the Plague in Carmarthen and is buried in a prominent tomb within Grey Friars
Church
* According to folk lore Merlin of the Arthurian legend was supposed to have been born within the boundaries of Carmarthen and coincidentally there is a tree named after Merlin as Merlin's Oak which legend has it that should the oak fall then the town will also!
To more modem days, the town played its part in the protection of Great Britain during World War II with the creation of the Carmarthen Stop Line a network of defensive structure of anti-tank ditches and pillboxes examples of which still exist to be seen today.
Carmarthen is twinned with a number of other European towns such as:-
Lesneven in Brittany, France
Santa Marinella in Italy and
As Portes, Galicia in Spain
Voice Over By:
Peter Morgan Jones
Permission to Film Granted By:
Carmarthen County Museum
Carmarthen Guildhall
Carmarthen Heritage Centre
St. Peter's Church Carmarthen
Archive Images Provided By:
Carmarthen County Museum
The Paxton Family Estate
- published: 21 Mar 2014
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Carmarthen 1970, a trip around the town
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- Updated: 30 Jan 2015
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Carmarthen 1970 a trip around the town
Carmarthen 1970 a trip around the town
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BBC Wales Today - 15/01/2015 - Aberystwyth to Carmarthen reopening plans
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- Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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Life in Carmarthen Town (Stevie Stone)
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- Updated: 16 Nov 2010
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Carmarthen & District U15s v RGC - West U15s. Schools Rugby
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- Duration: 4:12
- Updated: 23 Mar 2015
- views: 1205
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Carmarthen Carnival 1972
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- Updated: 30 Jan 2015
- views: 588
Carmarthen carnival 1972
Carmarthen carnival 1972
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Carmarthen roundabout
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To the left and then to the right, must be in one hurry ?
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The Old Carmarthen Oak
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- Duration: 3:04
- Updated: 05 Feb 2012
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A simple video to illustrate the song 'The Old Carmarthen Oak' sung by the Welsh Folk Group 'Ar Log'. It is based on the Merlin legend that 'if the Old Oak shou...
A simple video to illustrate the song 'The Old Carmarthen Oak' sung by the Welsh Folk Group 'Ar Log'. It is based on the Merlin legend that 'if the Old Oak should ever fall down then Carmarthen would suffer a disaster.
wn.com/The Old Carmarthen Oak
A simple video to illustrate the song 'The Old Carmarthen Oak' sung by the Welsh Folk Group 'Ar Log'. It is based on the Merlin legend that 'if the Old Oak should ever fall down then Carmarthen would suffer a disaster.
- published: 05 Feb 2012
- views: 6999
The Old Carmarthen Oak - Frank Hennessy
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- Duration: 3:01
- Updated: 09 Feb 2011
- views: 10678
Lyrics/Geiriau
As I roved out one morning
Going to Carmathen Fair
I spied a pretty maiden
With the sunlight in her hair
Her way was so delightful
Her voice wr...
Lyrics/Geiriau
As I roved out one morning
Going to Carmathen Fair
I spied a pretty maiden
With the sunlight in her hair
Her way was so delightful
Her voice wrang like a bell
And as I overtook her
I asked if she was well
Chorus
Lay down your brethyn shawl me love
I swear it is no joke
And I'll tell to you the story of
The Old Carmathen Oak
As we approached Carmathen
The girl at me did stare
And she asked me why I raised my hat
To a tree so old and bare
I told her of the legend
If the tree should e'er come down
There'd be a great disaster
And Carmathen would be drowned
Then she started laughing
My face grew very red
And she said that only fools believed
What old welsh legends said
Her laughter was contagious
For the truth to you I'll tell
By the time I reached the market place
I began to laugh as well
As I sit here by my fireside
It's the autumn of my life
And the darling girl I met that day
Is now my darling wife
I have a lovely daughter
And a son to push my yoke
And all because I raised my hat
To the Old Carmarthen Oak
wn.com/The Old Carmarthen Oak Frank Hennessy
Lyrics/Geiriau
As I roved out one morning
Going to Carmathen Fair
I spied a pretty maiden
With the sunlight in her hair
Her way was so delightful
Her voice wrang like a bell
And as I overtook her
I asked if she was well
Chorus
Lay down your brethyn shawl me love
I swear it is no joke
And I'll tell to you the story of
The Old Carmathen Oak
As we approached Carmathen
The girl at me did stare
And she asked me why I raised my hat
To a tree so old and bare
I told her of the legend
If the tree should e'er come down
There'd be a great disaster
And Carmathen would be drowned
Then she started laughing
My face grew very red
And she said that only fools believed
What old welsh legends said
Her laughter was contagious
For the truth to you I'll tell
By the time I reached the market place
I began to laugh as well
As I sit here by my fireside
It's the autumn of my life
And the darling girl I met that day
Is now my darling wife
I have a lovely daughter
And a son to push my yoke
And all because I raised my hat
To the Old Carmarthen Oak
- published: 09 Feb 2011
- views: 10678
[GB] A40 Carmarthen - Haverfordwest
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- Duration: 9:52
- Updated: 05 Oct 2015
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Driving on the A40 road between the Welsh towns of Carmarthen and Haverfordwest.
- published: 05 Oct 2015
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UWTSD Student wins prestigious national award (University of Wales Trinity Saint David)
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Dan Rowbotham of Llangeitho near Tregaron, was chosen above other university students throughout Wales for his contribution to the cultural and social life of UWTSD - and indeed, to the Carmarthen area ... He has also worked closely with the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol's Branch Officer within UWTSD to organise Freshers Weekend in Carmarthen and coordinate a number of social activities....
Students to visit in season curtain raiser (Airbus UK Broughton FC)
Edit Public Technologies 06 Jul 2016
(Source. Airbus UK Broughton FC) Details Published. Thursday, 23 June 2016 13.43. THE students of newly-promoted Cardiff Met University will be Airbus UK Broughton's first opponents next season. Manager Christian Edwards will bring his amateur side to the Hollingsworth Group Stadium on Saturday August 20 for their first taste of Welsh Premier football ... Carmarthen Town v Airbus UK Broughton ... Airbus UK Broughton v Carmarthen Town ... Photo....
Community Champion receives honorary fellowship 5.07.2016 (Swansea Metropolitan University)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Jul 2016
Jeff Thomas, a highly respected community champion, has today been awarded an honorary fellowship by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David for his contribution to the town of Carmarthen ... and community life of Carmarthen, where he has lived for the past 30 years ... He also serves as a County Councillor representing a Carmarthen Town ward....
Community Champion receives honorary fellowship (University of Wales Trinity Saint David)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Jul 2016
Jeff Thomas, a highly respected community champion, has today been awarded an honorary fellowship by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David for his contribution to the town of Carmarthen ... and community life of Carmarthen, where he has lived for the past 30 years ... He also serves as a County Councillor representing a Carmarthen Town ward....
University of Wales Trinity Saint David wins prestigious national award 5.07.2016 (Swansea Metropolitan University)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Jul 2016
Dan Rowbotham of Llangeitho near Tregaron, was chosen above other university students throughout Wales for his contribution to the cultural and social life of UWTSD - and indeed, to the Carmarthen area ... He has also worked closely with the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol's Branch Officer within UWTSD to organise Freshers Weekend in Carmarthen and coordinate a number of social activities....
University of Wales Trinity Saint David wins prestigious national award (University of Wales Trinity Saint David)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Jul 2016
Dan Rowbotham of Llangeitho near Tregaron, was chosen above other university students throughout Wales for his contribution to the cultural and social life of UWTSD - and indeed, to the Carmarthen area ... He has also worked closely with the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol's Branch Officer within UWTSD to organise Freshers Weekend in Carmarthen and coordinate a number of social activities....
The future looks bright for BA Acting graduate Ania Davies 5.07.2016 (Swansea Metropolitan University)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Jul 2016
(Source ... 05.07.2016 ... Ania attributes her success to her time at UWTD Carmarthen and highly praises the BA Acting course. Ania said ... 'I was fortunate to be able to audition for a work placement with Taking Flight Theatre Company who work alongside our acting department at UWTSD Carmarthen ... BA Acting at UWTSD Carmarthen is an innovative and exciting programme designed for students who aspire to a career in the performance industry ... (noodl....
The future looks bright for BA Acting graduate Ania Davies (University of Wales Trinity Saint David)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Jul 2016
(Source ... 05.07.2016 ... Ania attributes her success to her time at UWTD Carmarthen and highly praises the BA Acting course. Ania said ... 'I was fortunate to be able to audition for a work placement with Taking Flight Theatre Company who work alongside our acting department at UWTSD Carmarthen ... BA Acting at UWTSD Carmarthen is an innovative and exciting programme designed for students who aspire to a career in the performance industry ... (noodl....
UWTSD graduate maximizes the potential of new media technology 5.07.2016 (Swansea Metropolitan University)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Jul 2016
(Source. Swansea Metropolitan University). 05.07.2016. Lowri Bevan is graduating with a First Class Honours degree from the BA New Media Production course at UWTSD Carmarthen ... Lowri said ... Brett Aggersberg, Film and Digital Media Production Lecturer, Carmarthen Campus, said. ... Her confidence has grown through making the most of all of the opportunities available to her, whilst studying BA (Hons) New Media Production on our Carmarthen Campus....
UWTSD graduate maximizes the potential of new media technology (University of Wales Trinity Saint David)
Edit Public Technologies 05 Jul 2016
(Source. University of Wales Trinity Saint David). 05.07.2016. Lowri Bevan is graduating with a First Class Honours degree from the BA New Media Production course at UWTSD Carmarthen ... Brett Aggersberg, Film and Digital Media Production Lecturer, Carmarthen Campus, said. ... Her confidence has grown through making the most of all of the opportunities available to her, whilst studying BA (Hons) New Media Production on our Carmarthen Campus....
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