The Valleys Assembly investigated the perception of the Valleys: Between different Valleys, from the Valleys looking out and from the outside looking in.

When Tracy in A Good Night Out in the Valleys asks, "when does the future start?" she is asking us how can we move forward when some people are intent on staying-or keeping us-in the past.

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The Swansea Assembly investigated the shape and soul of the city of Swansea; its future plans and its ghosts. Are the people of Swansea escaping reality or imagining the future?

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Cardiff is known as a young city. The youngest capital in Europe. Apparently 42% of the population is under 30 years old. So where do the older people fit in? Do young people feel that it is a city that belongs to them? How do intergenerational conflicts exist in Cardiff today?

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The Barmouth Assembly investigated the town's different rhythms and beats; the fluctuations between summer tourism waves and winter retreates.

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The Prestatyn Assembly was seeking the answer to the question: What does a Welsh person sound like?

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What is Brecon guarding and protecting?
The Brecon Assembly looked at how the town's location and landscape has made it a highly protected and instrumental centre for the cultural, ecological and technological development of Britain, and how the different communities live for, with or through it.

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Bridgend Assembly looked at adoration, passion and falling head over heels. Participants discussed what love is and what makes it empowering, awakening, stomach turning and dangerous.

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Exactly 171 years after the November Newport Uprising, during huge government cuts, you asked who are today’s Chartists? You asked, what happened to Newport’s past prosperity and success? You asked, why didn’t the Ryder Cup leave a legacy on your everyday life? Your questions showed there are ghosts haunting Newport: in your memories, histories and promises not yet fulfilled. Come and discuss what kind of ghosts haunt Newport and how we can exorcise them.

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Edrychodd Caernarfon Assembly ar mesur brwdfrydedd - nei ddiflastod? - y dref dros y Dolig. O’r siopa diddiwedd i’r teledu llesmeiriol, mi fyddwn ni’n astudio’r gwahanol ffyrdd y mae Caernarfon yn brwydro yn erbyn yr oerni a’r dyddiau byrion.

Caernarfon Assembly will investigated and measured the town enthusiasm, obsession and apathy at Xmas time. From over or under shopping to television hypnosis, we will look into Caernarfon different strategies to fight back the cold and brighten the increasingly short days.

Butetown Assembly investigated the different ways to get over the wall, cast off the past, be visible again and make a stamp on the capital of Wales.

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We asked you what question you would ask Aber. Your questions suggested that all roads lead to Aber, but also that the town itself is on a journey.
We discussed, and the outcomes can be found on our social network.