• 7 years ago
The SECOND episode of the Welsh valleys hit show Bleddyn has HIT the internet! We chat with some of the cast to find out what we can expect!

Recommended

0:26
Up next
Former Reform UK leader in Wales arrives at Old Bailey
ODN
1:22
Happy Valley series 3 provokes mixed reaction from fans
Yorkshire Post
1:22
BAFTAs BBC Happy Valley wins but Mr Bates v Post Office misses out - here's why
Yorkshire Post
3:05
Happy Valley Finale - What did Hebden Bridge locals make of the programme as a whole?
National World - LocalTV
0:41
Happy Valley premieres in Halifax - Last season
Yorkshire Post
1:18
Happy Valley: BBC tease dramatic final season
The Independent
0:55
Attorney General waves around block of fake fentanyl
The Independent
0:50
Canada’s new chief government whip moved to tears during swearing-in as Mark Carney’s cabinet member
The Independent
0:51
$400m conveyer belt the width of Rhode Island opens in Texas to aid in fracking
The Independent
0:28
Family of last woman to be hanged in UK seeks pardon
ODN
1:34
Thief who murdered Amazon delivery driver jailed for life
ODN
3:00
Woodhorn Museum to become home of Mik Critchlow Collection
National World - LocalTV
3:00
Art of Football and TOCA Social bring football fashion event to Birmingham
National World - LocalTV
1:00
Would you let your adult children live at home with you?
National World - LocalTV
1:45
Aqua Park will not return to Cardiff Bay this summer
Local TV
3:00
What we know about the death of Joanne Penney
Local TV
1:00
Can we cope with electric cars?
Local TV
2:30
Why is there a lack of EV Chargers in the UK?
Local TV
1:00
Do you expect to live at home into your 30s?
Local TV
3:00
Welsh sec asked if she’ll resign over cuts
Local TV
1:45
UK’s longest ski slope edges closer after council green light
Local TV
2:30
Would you let your adult children live at home? Interview with Amanda Lamb
Local TV
2:30
Just a few simple lifestyle changes could save you hundreds of pounds - an expert explains
Local TV
3:00
Captain Beany: ‘Mayor of Aberavon’
Local TV
2:15
Rhiannon Roberts proud to see Wales ‘bashing down barriers’ for future stars
Local TV