Welsh-Breton Town Twinning: Opportunities and Challenges for the Future

Bryonny Goodwin-Hawkins; Rhys Dafydd Jones

Welsh-Breton Town Twinning: Opportunities and Challenges for the Future

Bryonny Goodwin-Hawkins, Rhys Dafydd Jones

Department of Geography and Earth Sciences

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Abstract

Many Welsh town are twinned with towns in Brittany. Twinning is part of civil society, providing opportunities for international friendship and cultural exchange. Welsh-Breton connections especially celebrate shared Celtic heritage. But, with challenges from budget holidays to Brexit, will town twinning stay relevant, or be relegated to the past?

Original language	English
Type	Public research report
Publication status	Published - 01 Feb 2020

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Town twinning
Wales
Brittany

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