Years after key legislation, Gypsy and Traveller communities in Wales still face poor housing, pollution and unkept political ...

The Welsh government said ensuring councils "provide good quality, well-maintained sites for Gypsy and Traveller communities" ...

A month of events and special series of TV shows aims to change the perception of Gypsies in Wales, and there’s not a wedding – big, fat or otherwise – in sight. Share.

Welsh ministers may have to force councils to provide better facilities for Gypsies and travellers because of a lack of progress, a charity has warned.

Councils are obliged to provide residential sites for Gypsies and Travellers but a Senedd report says they are often located in unsuitable locations A report has painted a damning picture of the ...

However. Charles Smith, chairman of the Gypsy Council, said that providing a separate site for gypsies would have been against the law. "The council shouldn't be discriminating against an ethnic group ...

We should then, I presume, learn Prof. Turner's reasons for supposing that *suil could in any dialect of Romani be a possible word, and why a Welsh Gypsy variant of a south European Gypsy word ...

In November 2002, a High Court judge ruled that a Gypsy effectively remains a Gypsy for life and he added that their status entitled them to stay on the land. But the legal wrangle continued and the ...

Welsh Gypsies and Travellers; New Travellers; Bargees and other liveaboard boaters; Travelling Showmen. While members of each specific community may share some common experiences, every person is ...

Members of the Gypsy and Traveller community in Wales claim they are facing "persecution and racism", at the hands of local authorities and police, a report has revealed. The report criticises the ...

A political leaflet raising concerns about Traveller and Gypsy sites by the Welsh Secretary has been branded "dangerous" and "outrageous". It comes as police announced they will be reviewing the ...

A month of events and special series of TV shows aims to change the perception of Gypsies in Wales, and there’s not a wedding – big, fat or otherwise – in sight.