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What is the Hen Galan? The Welsh village celebrating New Year in the middle of January

What is the Hen Galan? The Welsh village celebrating New Year in the middle of January
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UK village that celebrates New Year in the middle of January | UK | News

A picturesque Welsh village home to 300 residents celebrates its New Year (Han Galen) on January 13 - for a unique reason.

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hree…two…one…HAPPY NEW YEAR! You probably celebrated the arrival of the new year today, but remember that "January 1" is an entirely…

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Welsh tradition where locals celebrate New Year s Eve in January

Some parts of Wales celebrate New Year s Eve on a day called Hen Galan, which takes place in January - find out about the Welsh tradition.

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Welsh tradition where locals celebrate New Year s in January

Some parts of Wales celebrate New Year s Eve on a day called Hen Galan, which takes place in January - find out about the Welsh tradition.

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