South Wales
South Wales is a region of Great Britain lying west of the Bristol Channel. It contains the Welsh capital Cardiff, whose landmarks include Cardiff Castle and the striking Wales Millennium Centre arts complex in Cardiff Bay's waterfront development. The Taff Trail walk/cycle path links Cardiff to the Brecon Beacons National Park. Tracing Welsh history, St Fagan's National History Museum is northwest of the city.
People born in South Wales (First 45 people) - Page 3
Jarrod Witts
Australian rules football player
Lukas Radovich
Actor
Emanuelle Bains
Actress
Johnny Mayes
Rugby league player
Vivian McGrath
Tennis player
Daniel Cross
Canadian filmmaker
William Larnach
New Zealand Politician
Lyn Bell
Australian freestyle swimmer
Geordie Robinson
Australian television actor
Effie Adelaide Rowlands
Novelist
Landeg White
Author
Gabrielle Harrison
Former Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
Janine Balding
Se-Bom Lee
Australian swimmer
Leroy Serisier
Former Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
George E. Stewart
Gregory Mathews
Australian ornithologist
Beryl Mary Whiteley
Brett Whiteley's mother
Paul Freeman
American conductor
Annes Elwy
Actress
Matt Hookings
Actor
Chris Elmore
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Mike Tucker
Author
Robert Perry
Novelist
Lawrence Langner
Playwright
Gerald Hamer
British actor
Mikel Japp
Musician
Mini Grey
British illustrator
Hilary Tann
Composer
Rachel Musson
British musician
Robert Huw Morgan
Organist
Enid Richemont
Writer
Jeff T. Thomas
British music video director
Keith Miles
Writer
Michael Hewitt
Annette Yates
Jonathan Evans-Jones
Actor
Steve Bowkett
Writer
June Bernicoff
Author
Courtney Davis
Author
Tracy Rees
Author
W. M. Ormrod
Author
Helen Jayne McKellar
Singer
Saint Endelienta
