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S4C drama Bex made by Wrexham producer in running for award - Vimarsana News

S4C drama Bex made by Wrexham producer in running for award

An S4C drama which tackles mental health in children by Wrexham producer has been shortlisted for a prestigious BAFTA Cymru award.

TV drama series starring young Gwynedd actress in line for top award - Vimarsana News

TV drama series starring young Gwynedd actress in line for top award

A HARD-hitting children’s TV show starring a young actress from Gwynedd is in the running for a top award.

Wrexham producer breaking ground with new TV drama tackling children's mental health issues - Vimarsana News

Wrexham producer breaking ground with new TV drama tackling children's mental health issues

A Wrexham producer is breaking new ground in tackling mental health problems and tragedies that affect children and their families with a new TV show. The title role in the new S4C drama, Bex, is played by West End actress Rebecca Hayes who says she would have loved to have seen a drama series like […]

Young Gwynedd actress stars in ground-breaking TV drama - Vimarsana News

Young Gwynedd actress stars in ground-breaking TV drama

A YOUNG actress from Gwynedd has landed a starring role in a hard-hitting new TV show.

Hay Festival unveils free programme for schools - Vimarsana News

Hay Festival unveils free programme for schools

HAY Festival has revealed its free programme for schools for this spring’s edition, bringing writers and young people together online for a series of inspiring interactive activities and workshops. The schools programme runs from May 24-28, ahead of the main programme running from May 26 to June 6. Parents, teachers and young people can register for the free sessions now at hayfestival.org/schools. Five sessions will be broadcast daily for pupils across KS1-4 with each event accompanied by free teaching materials and active learning activities, available to view live or on replay th...