...and similar to a painting in the church in Llanfairfechan and his allegory on Jesus has the true vine fitting with the Eucharistic worship of the bread and...

...North also designed several churches and chapels. One of the most striking is Bangor University, which Peter visited with its chaplain, Kenneth Padley. I...

...is out, all the doors and windows open, fantastic views out to Anglesey and Penmon, and so on. I can see the sea, and beautiful woodland on this side. And...

...Wales, particularly in Snowdonia. Herbert North spent his formative years in London absorbing the influence of the Arts and Crafts movement. This emphasised...a whole raft of ideas of his own that he has brought up from his experience in London. That l

...century. Herbert North's legacy includes over 20 buildings in his hometown of Llanfairfechan. Was he one of the first to create a distinctive Welsh style?...at Royal Commission headquarters in Aberystwyth. Around 1900, North moved to Llanfairfechan in

...seen in an archive of North's work at Royal Commission headquarters in Aberystwyth. Around 1900, North moved to Llanfairfechan in North Wales, where...North's work, his plans can be seen at the Royal Commission's archive at Aberystwyth....

...of what impact there might be of climate change on the coastline of Wales. Snowdonia is noted for its distinctive buildings, with features such as steep...at the same time, by vernacular buildings in North Wales, particularly in Snowdonia. Herbert Nort

...Wales. Today, he's flying alongside the Pembrokeshire coast. When he reaches Fishguard, he finds what he's looking for. Below him, glistening in the depths...up, and that is why it never got recorded by the Ordnance Survey. The name of Fishguard is in

...this? There are stories of these huge catches of herring at the fish trap at Rhos on Sea. That's in North Wales, isn't it? There's a story, in 1859 in one...

...culture. To help her unpick the past, Sue spoke to Dr Dafydd Roberts, one of Britain's leading experts. We are up here on level two of the quarry now, and...

...known. The quarry itself is barely noticed by the thousands of visitors to the National Slate Museum below. Situated at the foot of Snowdon, Vivian Quarry...

...he finds what he's looking for. Below him, glistening in the depths of Goodwick harbour, is a fish trap, used in the past for catching fish without...

...when the sun is out, all the doors and windows open, fantastic views out to Anglesey and Penmon, and so on. I can see the sea, and beautiful woodland on...

...nearly 100 fish traps around Wales. His picture of a forgotten trap at Poppit Sands near Cardigan was picked up by national and international media....

...to everyone. This week, how robots are giving history a new dimension at a North Wales quarry. Netting the secrets of how ancient coastal communities...to make the most detailed survey ever undertaken of an historic quarry in North Wales. It's part of

...regularly takes to the skies over Wales. Today, he's flying alongside the Pembrokeshire coast. When he reaches Fishguard, he finds what he's looking for....

...Oh, so quite a long time? Yes. This one hasn't. It's not even marked on the Ordnance Survey maps, which is kind of curious. It seems to have eluded all the...and sandbanks moving around in the bay here. I think that when the first Ordnance Survey came

...Sue's quarry model will soon be available in a new online service from the Welsh Assembly Government called the People's Collection. The Royal Commission...

...Royal Commission on the ancient and historic monuments of Wales is a government detective agency a bit like the FBI. But unlike the FBI, the commission...This isn't something from Dr Who. This robot is helping surveyors from the Royal Commission to mak

...of the old workings. Sue isn't sure what's there so she's called in her boss, Steve Hughes. So we've done a survey of most of the working levels for the...