Events
- 28 March - Rhondda East by-election
- 20 April - 28 people are injured at Cockett station when a loco travelling from Swansea to Neyland collided into the rear of the stationary 11.55am Paddington to Milford Haven service
- 22 July - Amy Johnson and Jim Mollison take off from Pendine on the first non-stop flight from the UK to the US.
- Seven men and four women receive custodial sentences after a riot at Bedwas.
- Ronald Lockley establishes the first British bird observatory on Skokholm.
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“There are many events in the womb of time which will be delivered.”
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