2004 in Wales (6282 bytes)
2: [[2003 in Wales]],
3: [[2004|other events of 2004]],
4: [[2005 in Wales]] and the
5: [[list of years in Wales]].
7: ==Incumbents==

University of New South Wales Student Union Election 2004 (4340 bytes)
1: ...me directors of the Union Board for 2 years. Kirstin Hunter, Angela Yeow and Raymond Louie were electe...
3: ... ticket that had run in [[University of New South Wales Student Guild|Student Guild]] elections, which wa...
7: Eight candidates ran, rougly split up into 2 separate groups:
9: ...n the UNSW political world, having first appeared in the 2003 Student Guild election, and was a leftis...
11: ...ted, with the Power ticket later that year in the 2004 Student Guild election.

Wales (14007 bytes)
1: :''For alternate meanings, see [[Wales (disambiguation)]]''
2: ...ellspacing="0" style="float:right;width:300px;margin-left:1em;"
3: |+ <big>'''Wales'''</big> ([[English language|English]])<br /><big...
6: {| border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
8: ...140px"|[[Image:Wales flag large.png|152px|Flag of Wales]]

2005 in Wales (1400 bytes)
2: [[2004 in Wales]],
4: [[2006 in Wales]] and the
5: [[list of years in Wales]].
7: ==Incumbents==
8: *[[Prince of Wales]] - [[Charles, Prince of Wales]]

Wales (disambiguation) (802 bytes)
1: ...monly refers to the principality in the [[United Kingdom]].
3: '''Wales''' is also the name of several other places:
5: In [[England]]:
6: *[[Wales, South Yorkshire]]
8: In the [[United States]]:

University of Wales (7358 bytes)
1: ...lwyd Morgan, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Wales Aberystwyth.
5: ...University's members are organised into the following categories:
7: ===Member Institutions===
9: ====Constituent Institutions====
10: * [[University of Wales, Aberystwyth]]

BBC Wales (1863 bytes)
1: ...e area that "''Wales gets its very own TV service in 1964!").
3: ...international and UK news with regional news from Wales.
5: ...on]] series ''[[Doctor Who]]'', due for broadcast in early [[2005]].
7: ==External link==
8: *[http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/ BBC Wales]

Maud of Wales (4301 bytes)
1: ...]. She was the first queen consort of [[Norway]] since 1319 who was not also queen consort of [[Denmar...
5: ...e Princess of Wales (nee [[Alexandra of Denmark|Princess Alexandra of Denmark]]).
7: ...en Victoria on 6 August 1887. Like her sisters, Princess Maud also held the First Class of the Royal O...
10: ...hild, [[Olav V of Norway|Prince Alexander (later King Olav V of Norway)]], was born on [[2 July]] [[19...
14: ...une]] [[1906]]; the last [[coronation]] of a Scandinavian monarch.

Music of Wales (5852 bytes)
1: ...l, releasing albums by some of Wales' biggest-selling acts.
6: ...hrough the efforts of [[Nansi Richards]] and [[Robin Huw Bowen]].
8: ...he Killbrides]] from [[Cardiff]], who play mostly in the South Welsh tradition but also perform tunes ...
12: ... and dance, though folk tunes were sometimes used in [[hymn]]s.
14: ... ruined by the collapse of the mining industry in Wales.

Counties of Wales (297 bytes)
1: The '''Counties of Wales''' can variously refer to:
3: * the 13 [[traditional counties of Wales]]
4: * the 8 [[preserved counties of Wales]], used for ceremonial purposes such as [[Lord Li...
5: ...dministrative [[subdivisions of Wales|counties of Wales]]

Community (Wales) (263 bytes)
1: ...in [[Wales]], corresponding to a [[civil parish]] in [[England]].
5: * [[List of communities in Wales]]

Bangor, Wales (2141 bytes)
1: ...oat: right; margin-left: 1em; width: 200; cellpadding: 2;">
3: ...gn=center><div style="position: relative">[[Image:WalesGwynedd.png]]<div style="position: absolute; left:...
7: ...t a third are [[student]]s at the [[University of Wales, Bangor]].
9: ...ngor allegedly has the longest [[High Street]] in Wales.
11: ...o stations [[Champion FM]] broadcasts to the city in English and Welsh and [[Storm FM]] broadcasts fro...

Air Wales (1555 bytes)
2: ...b|right|250px|Air Wales ATR42 at Cardiff Airport, Wales]]
4: ...ailfin of an Air Wales [[ATR 42]] aircraft displaying a [[Welsh Dragon]].]]
7: ...6G'''. It is the national (and only) airline of [[Wales]].
9: ...ding 45 flight deck staff, 20 engineers and 20 cabin crew.
12: ...ces from Cardiff to [[Cork]], [[Glasgow Prestwick International Airport|Prestwick]], [[Jersey]] and [[...

Education in Wales (3429 bytes)
1: ... tend to sit a larger number of less advanced examinations.
3: ...icular age on the 1st of September in order to begin class that month.
5: ...he committee was perceived by the media as supporting a complete abolishment of the assessments at key...
10: ** Infant School or Primary School
26: ...ral Certificate of Secondary Education|GCSE]] examinations)

Wales Office (1322 bytes)
1: ...that were part of a package intended toward replacing the [[Lord Chancellor's Department]].
3: ...ssembly for Wales]] as well as securing funds for Wales as part of the annual budget settlement.
5: ...ters of the Wales Office as of [[7th November]] [[2004]]
6: ...tary of State for Wales]] - The Rt Hon. [[Peter Hain]]
7: ...r Secretary of State]] (administratively situated in the [[Department for Constitutional Affairs]]) - ...

Flag of Wales (2030 bytes)
2: |[[Image:Wales_flag_large.png|thumb|right|250px|Flag ratio: 2:3]...
4: ...250px|The Welsh Dragon on the tailfin of an [[Air Wales]] [[ATR 42]] aircraft.]]
7: ...the dragon is not standardised and many different interpretations exist.
9: ...[Roman_invasion_of_Britain|occupation]] of [[Britain]], but it could be even older. The green and whit...
11: ...y supposed to have been the battle standard of [[King_Arthur|Arthur]] and other ancient [[Celtic]] lea...

Forward Wales (3544 bytes)
1: ...g in [[Wales]]. It evolved from the [[John Marek Independent Party]] (JMIP), formed by the ex-[[Labou...
3: ...party seeks to advance [[socialist]] policies for Wales as an alternative to what it perceives as a Labou...
5: ... Davies]], a former Labour Secretary of State for Wales.
7: The party lists its principles as being:
9: ''For a democratic socialist Wales''

Haverfordwest, Wales (285 bytes)
1: ...market town in [[Pembrokeshire]], West [[Wales]], in the county of [[Dyfed]].
3: ... for the area, thriving on tourism and market trading.
5: The population in 2003 was 21,400.

Little England beyond Wales (1090 bytes)
1: ..., it is one of the most anglicised areas of the principality.
3: ...of [[Flanders|Flemish]] weavers was also imported into the area.
5: ...nly [[English language|English]]-speaking area of Wales away from the English border.
7: ...e district is the most fertile area of south west Wales, and is still known for its high number of Englis...

Archbishop of Wales (1434 bytes)
1: ... by his colleagues to hold the higher designation in addition to his own diocese.
3: ==Archbishops of Wales, 1920-present==
8: *[[Edwin Morris]] ([[Bishop of Monmouth]]) 1957-1967
17: [[Category:Wales]]

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