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Ex-TV commissioner found dead | Ex-TV commissioner found dead |
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The body of a former television drama commissioner has been pulled from the sea close to Penarth Pier in the Vale of Glamorgan. | The body of a former television drama commissioner has been pulled from the sea close to Penarth Pier in the Vale of Glamorgan. |
A coastguard crew went to recover the body of Angharad Jones, who had worked for the Welsh language channel S4C. | A coastguard crew went to recover the body of Angharad Jones, who had worked for the Welsh language channel S4C. |
South Wales Police are investigating the circumstances of her death and HM Coroner has been informed. | South Wales Police are investigating the circumstances of her death and HM Coroner has been informed. |
It is not believed there are any suspicious circumstances following initial information to police. | It is not believed there are any suspicious circumstances following initial information to police. |
The daughter of prominent broadcaster Gwyn Erfyl, Angharad Jones was born in Cardiff, and studied Welsh in Bangor. | |
Before becoming S4C film and drama commissioner, she worked as a television author, and as a poet. | |
She was awarded the Urdd Eisteddfod Crown in Mold in 1984 for a short novel, and the Literature Medal of the Bro Colwyn National Eisteddfod in 1995, for her volume Y Dylluan Wen, 'The White Owl', which was later adapted for television. | |
She had been a contributor to the Talwrn y Beirdd poetry competition series, and also wrote material for the singer Sian James. |
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