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Today on the Eisteddfod Maes, the Eisteddfod launched The Sgwrs (Conversation) to hear opinions and ideas as part of its plan for the next few years

Alan Llwyd has won the Llŷn and Eifionydd National Eisteddfod Chair.

The winners of the 2023 Gwobr Albwm Cymraeg y Flwyddyn/Welsh Language Album of the Year are Pedair for their album, Mae ‘Na Olau

The National Eisteddfod's Science and Technology Medal is presented this year to Professor Alan Shore, for his lifelong contribution to digital electronics and the far-reaching changes in the world of computing and communications

For one night only Maes B, the National Eisteddfod's music festival for young people, will be transformed for a brand new immersive theatrrical show

Cai Llewelyn Evans wins the Llŷn and Eifionydd National Eisteddfod Drama Medal this year

Meleri Wyn James from Aberystwyth wins the Prose Medal this year in a competition attracting 16 entries

This year’s Welsh Learner of the Year is Alison Cairns

Alun Ffred is the winner of this year’s Daniel Owen Memorial Prize, presented at a special ceremony on the Pafiliwn Mawr stage today

Rhys Iorwerth is the winner of the Llŷn and Eifionydd National Eisteddfod Crown.  The poet from Caernarfon came out top in a competition which attracted 42 entries

Accepting the Italian Trophy, on behalf of next year’s host county, Leader of Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council, Councillor Andrew Morgan OBE announced that next year’s festival will be held in Pontypridd