‘Circuit of Wales’track gets green light
Last updated Wed 10 Jul 2013
Swansea University has conferred an Honorary Degrees on Skewen-born singer and songwriter Bonnie Tyler and Welsh rugby legend, Gareth Edwards.
At the ceremony Bonnie said, “To be made an Honorary Fellow by my “home†University is a tremendous honour. I am so delighted to be here today to accept this award.â€
Gareth who signed for Swansea Town at the age of 16 before committing to rugby said, “Swansea had a huge impact on my early life, as I was growing up in Gwaun Cae Gurwen not far from the city.”
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