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Congleton-born poet David Jones said it was an ‘incredible and rare honour’ to have archive accepted

The 50-year archive of a renowned Congleton-born writer has been officially received by the National Library of Wales. David Jones, who writes under the surname Annwn, donated his collection, which contains hundreds of valuable documents including his own work, correspondences with Nobel prize-winners Seamus Heaney and Tomas Tranströmer, plus the work of his great-uncle, the prominent Welsh poet Henry Lloyd – known as “ap Hefin”. He said it was …
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Congleton Chronicle Series broke the news in Congleton, United Kingdom on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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