From 1981 for almost 20 years, Greenham Common became home to thousands of women acting in political resistance to the nuclear arms race, to patriarchy and violence in all its forms and to the claiming of British common land to store US missiles.  Greenham Women Everywhere is a project focused on collating and preserving the stories from these protests, creating an archive and asking, how can the legacy of Greenham Common inspire the next generation of activists and give us hope for the future? Rebecca Morden from the project talks to peace campaigner Sue Say and singer Frankie Armstrong about their Greenham memories. Melin Melyn and their uplifting blend of psychedelia, alternative-rock, folk and surf music, promise a splendidly jangling affair. Now with a debut EP under their belts, the Cymru six-piece have had memorable sets at Green Man each of the last three years; and with Huw Stephens amongst their loyal-fanbase, it’s safe to say that Melin Melyn’s rise is a continuously rapid one. Gruff from the band chats with Rozi Plain. Carefree vocals and jovial complexities swirl together via a hand-made electric-guitar, as Rozi Plain returns with a new series of intimate alternative-folk. Collaborating with Kate Stables of This is the Kit and jazz icon Alabaster DePlume on 'Agreeing for Two', off her fourth record 'PRIZE', Rozi Plain's world is woozy, expansive, and subtly jazzy.