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Wales
Questions related to Wales, the mountainous country in the west of the island of Britain, which is part of the United Kingdom. It is known as Cymru in the Welsh language.
1,626 Questions
Where is llandudno and colwyn bay situated?
Llandudno and Colwyn Bay are on the north coast of Wales just west of Liverpool.
How did the aberfan disaster affect the local people in the long and short term?
birth rate in 1968, 2 years after the disaster, increased significantly from 14.38 to 20.80. A survey conducted by the BMJ found that the number of children killed in the disaster had been replaced and when this had occurred, the birth rate fell back down and remained similar to the pre-disaster birth rate. The replacement of dead children can leave 'the new sibling' feeling suffocated and overprotected. This an lead to schizophrenia and a number of psychological problems. Alcohol and marital problems occurred as survivors attempted to deal with the traumatic event. Families that lost fathers lost the breadwinner of the family. 49% of Aberfan survivors have suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Most of the population of Aberfan were later using sedatives, but did not take them regularly
Which constituent country of Great Britain has had its capital since 1955?
It was Wales. The capital following a vote by all local councils was Cardiff with 136 votes.
Where can one find dating agencies in Wales?
There are many places where one could find dating agencies in Wales. One could check sites such as Top 10 Dating Sites for information regarding dating agencies in Wales.
How far is Llandudno from Wolverhampton?
about 2 hrs away going the limit. approx 100 miles give or take
How far from Cheshire to Wales UK in miles approx?
It obviously depends on where in Cheshire to where in Wales. As Cheshire has a border with Wales it is quite possible to travel across that border with just one step.
Where is Wales in comparision to South Shields England?
South Shields is in the north east of England and if you travelled in a roughly south south west direction you should eventually reach Wales. See related links.
no, there ar e thousands of mountains everywhere all over wales
Elva is a hard, intrusive igneous rock, found in Cornwall.
What is the population of Llangadog Wales?
1303 in 2001
The resident population of Llangadog, as measured in the 2001 Census, was 1951 of which 49% were male and 51% were female.
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What is the travel time by train from Cardiff wales to heathrow airport?
It is quicker if you go for the option of 1 change at Paddington, it takes 2 hours and 45 minutes.
If you go with the option of 2 changes, Reading and then Hayes and Harlington, it takes 3 hours and 10 minutes dependant on connections.
It was 1285, not '84, and it was the Normans. They had been fighting a vicious and devastating war against the forces of Llewelyn the Great, who is the only Welsh king to have succesfully united his entire country.
He was killed in action in 1285, after which his army was routed and soon afterwards, the Normans embarked upon a massive castle-building programme across the nation to stamp their military might upon the country and try to subdue the Welsh permanently.
However, this was only partially succesful- large swathes of the nation remained under the control of regional warlords or the remnants of the Welsh royal family, and in many quarters, it was dangerous even for full battalions of Norman troops to venture far from their castles or garrisons.
Llandudno is a town in Wales, in the United Kingdom. It in in Conwy County Borough. Llandudno was established as a purpose-built seaside resort during the reign of Queen Victoria, in the mid-1800s.
There is also a suburb of Cape Town, South Africa, called Llandudno.
