ONE WEEK TO GO: YOUR URGENT ATTENTION NEEDED PLEASE REGARDS A PROPOSED 'CADW' BATTLEFIELD REGISTER. THE CONSULTATION CONCLUDES ON 10 JUNE 2011. SO PLEASE SUPPORT THIS CAMPAIGN FOR GLYNDŴR BATTLE SITES TO BE RECOGNISED IN THE REGISTER.


Embassy Glyndŵr staff member Gethin ap Gruffydd has been carrying out a campaign entitled "I'r Gad" for the last ten years in order to draw attention to the fact that, unlike England, Scotland and Ireland, Cymru has not got a Battlefield Register. As well as providing information in regards to the locations of many important 'battle sites' in Welsh history on his "I'r Gad" blog, Gethin has travelled to the many Owain Glyndŵr 'battle site' locations throughout Wales with 'Tarian Glyndŵr' (another department within Embassy Glyndŵr) to symbolically register these sites in the name of Cenedl Glyndŵr)

The registration work being carried out at these 'battle sites' by 'Tarian Glyndŵr' is 'strictly' symbolic and for publicity purposes in regards to the sites of course, with photos of the registrations being posted on this and the  "I'r Gad" blog - which is always sent on to the relevant 'Cadw' officials.

Here's a Link to Gethin's "I'r Gad" blog.


CADW AND WELSH BATTLE SITE REGISTER LATEST - I'R GAD: Welsh ...



brwydr.blogspot.com/2011/.../cadw-and-welsh-battle-site-register.html
19 May 2011 ... CADW AND WELSH BATTLE SITE REGISTER LATEST - I HOPE THEY MEAN IT THIS TIME? ... 19 May 2011 ... This battle is one of the many conflicts on Welsh ...CONTINUED THE BATTLE OF LLANHILLETH 2 MAY 1822 - I'R GAD: Welsh. ..

Gethin has also corresponded with, both, the Cadw officials and with the RCAHMW on the matter over the years and the latter in a letter received by Gethin (about 6 yrs ago) did promise to look into the matter of 'no register' further in coordination with Cadw and, at last, by chance whilst carrying out further web research this morning, I came across a WAG/Cadw consultation document on this most important of issues. See the link to this document below and please read and act on in haste - as there is only just over a week left! for us all to answer the questions asked at the end of the document and have our say on the matter! 


Welsh Government | Establishment of a Register of Historic ...


wales.gov.uk/consultations/cultureandsport/battlefields/?lang=en
11 Mar 2011 ... Welsh Ministers propose that Cadw should compile and maintain a nonstatutory Register of Historic Battlefields in Wales. ...

Last year we carried out a joint 'Tarian Glyndŵr' and 'Brwydrau Glyndŵr' event to mark, both, the 'Land Grab' sale of the Vyrnwy Estate and to commemorate the 'Battle of Vyrnwy' which took place on 24 Medi 1400. I remind one and all that the issue of the Vyrnwy 'Land Grab' also still requires some 'urgent' patriotic attention. see links below for further information. See this blog for further info on Glyndŵr Battle sites, and in particular, one and all please back recognition of the extremely important Vyrnwy Battle site:

CAMPAIGNS CYMRU: LAND and LIBERTYCAMPAIGN CYMRU 2010: 'VYRNWY MAS 

ymgyrch.blogspot.com/.../land-liberty-campaign-cymru-2010-vyrnwy.html
22 Jul 2010 ... LAND & LIBERTY CAMPAIGN CYMRU2010: 'VYRNWY MAS O'R BYD' and 'YSBRYD TY UNNOS' For The COMMUNITY of the FREE CYMRY! ...
 
Embassy Glyndwr placed a 'provisional' plaque close to the Llyn Fyrnwy Centre (at the point of entry to the 'Glyndwr Way') on 24 Sept 2010. See link to blog below.

CAMPAIGNS CYMRU: VYRNWYPROTESTS: BUY IT BACK? Or Maybe Another ...

ymgyrch.blogspot.com/.../vyrnwy-protests-buy-it-back-or-maybe.html
1 Sep 2010 ... Mudiad Tarian Glyndŵr campaigns against oppression of our people and . ... Lleucu Meinir, a member of Welsh-language campaign group Cymdeithas ... Lake Vyrnwy is the largest swathe ofland to come up for sale in England ...



cerddedymlaen2010-16.blogspot.com/
6 May 2011 ... These shall be the first steps in a Struggle for Our Peoples Freedom and our Nations Independence, Onward 'Cerdded Ymlaen' to 2011 - 12 - 13 ...

Please remember everyone to answer the queries made by Cadw at the end of the consultation document. There is only a week left to do this!  Not only is it important historically wise to preserve our battle fields but registering them will safeguard the sites from being developed on - whether it be housing, Windmill Farms or anything else!


Pobl Glyndŵr.

The Battles For Wales Are Far From Over, join the battle to save Powys from Colonial Aggression - Campaign Against the Windmilling of Wales now!.







TARIAN GLYNDŴR

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tarianglyndwr.blogspot.com/
30 May 2011 ... Mudiad Tarian Glyndŵr campaigns against oppression of our people and ..... The Vyrnwydam and reservoir were the first of many that would be..





GALWAD GLYNDŴR


galwadglyndwr.blogspot.com/
27 May 2011 ... GALWAD GLYNDŴR. This blog is meant to unite all that believe in the just cause of Owain Glyndŵr, Owain IV, our past, present and future ...

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