David Owens is a Features Editor at Nation Cymru. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, arts and entertainment, and travel, with a particular focus on competitive sports, theater, and music. David's work has been featured in various publications such as Coastal Review, The Mirror, and Yahoo News UK.
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David Owens' coverage is primarily focused on local Welsh sports and entertainment news. He has a strong emphasis on event coverage, particularly in the realms of Welsh football, rugby, and entertainment.
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09 Jul 2026 1 minute read A baby with a Welsh language book Nation.Cymru staff
By: David Owens
A heartfelt tribute to Bonnie Tyler was paid ahead of the Billy Ocean show at Cardiff Castle last night with thousands joining in a massive rendition of her classic global hit Total Eclipse Of The Heart.
With England set to face Norway this weekend, a popular online marketplace is getting into the spirit of the fixture with a cheeky new campaign aimed at Welsh football fans.
Nation.Cymru staff Fresh off the back of a monumental sold-out headline date at London’s Finsbury Park last weekend to a crowd of 45,000, one of the UK’s most loved indie favourites Kasabian have announced a run of UK arena tour dates in December 2026 – including a show in Wales. Known for their high-energy, raucous […]
Images have this week been released for the movie ahead of its festival launch at the Edinburgh International Film Festival next month.
With the World Cup now at the quarter final stage, 68 years ago Wales reached the last eight of international football's showpiece competition, joining hosts Sweden, France, West Germany, Yugoslavia, The Soviet Union, Northern Ireland and Brazil in battling it out for a semi-final spot.
By: David Owens
If you were out early at Barry Island then you couldn't fail to spot the huge message written on the sand at one of Wales' favourite seaside spots.
By: David Owens
Coming-of-age comedy drama Sunny Dancer, starring Game Of Thrones' Bella Ramsey, will screen for free at over 120 independent UK cinemas this month.
David Owens Filming has wrapped on a Doctor Who fan feature film described as a ‘passionate tribute to the classic ’70s and ’80s series’ Shot in Cardiff using local amateur actors and crew, the feature length 90 minute movie – titled ‘Dr Who meets The Scorpion’ – is to be released as a non-profit film […]
By: David Owens
Wrexham have removed a jacket from sale after criticism from fans over the use of a historic white ‘English dragon'.
