- Ancestors -- Jenniffer Hassan, Tue, Apr 03 2007, 21:29:07
My mother Ethel May Stevens was born 1900 in abertillery, her fathers name was Edgar and worked in six bells collery. I believe that at one time they lived in Park Place
Is there anyone who knows this family?
Looking forward to any reply that will help me
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- Greetings from Texas... -- Suzanne Griffin (Griffin James), Wed, Mar 28 2007, 2:08:05
I have only begun to research my family history from the "lore" we were told growing up and I have to say how thrilled I am to see a website of the "village in Wales" that my great grandmother was born in!
Since my ancestors came from Wales over 100 years ago, to the coal mining areas of western Pennsylvania (which seems to look very similar), I have little hope that anyone may know anything of them. I am just wondering if there are any families with the same names left in Cwmtillery?
My greatgrandmother, Emma Beachum, was born there in the late 1800s. Also my great-great grandfather George Griffin came from there, or that area. It is unclear what year.
I hope to visit your town in the near future. Thanks for having the website!
Suzanne Griffin
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LOCAL KNOWLEDGE -- M. Jones, Mon, Oct 30 2006, 19:41:59
THE WHITE WASHERY HOUSE - BOTTOM OF GWERN BERTHI
Do anyone have any knowledge or stories of the house, is it one of the oldest houses in cwmtillery? we know it was part of the pit but there must be more
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- Trees and Trees and more Trees -- Carl Scott, Wed, Mar 07 2007, 22:06:05
Being born and bred in Cwmtillery but now living in Nottingham i still return home fairly regularly to visit my mum in west bank , but for the last couple of years it seems Cwmtillerys beauty is being slowly strangled by the number of trees everywhere !!! .. travelling up from Abertillery , trees are everywhere , there seems to be not a strategy by the council and they all seem to be overgrown and totally obliterate views ...
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- Mike Callaghan -- Hilda & Ken Morley (Liked your article), Mon, Mar 05 2007, 20:06:33
Mike: We always enjoy your articles on the Cwmtillery web site. Hilda & Ken.
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it's getting a right tip!! -- vicki, Mon, Dec 11 2006, 21:31:36
i wish something could be done about the amount of rubbish that's around cwmtillery. It's such a lovely place that all this rubbish makes it look like a tip!
i pick all the rubbish that is around my house the council does no litter picking back in the summer the area around the lakes looked terrible!! does anybody agree with me.?
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- Re: it's getting a right tip!! -- Les, Mon, Dec 11 2006, 22:17:23
- Re: it's getting a right tip!! -- Dave, Mon, Dec 11 2006, 22:52:02
- Re: it's getting a right tip!! -- Mike, Wed, Dec 13 2006, 10:48:19
- Re: it's getting a right tip!! -- pearl, Thu, Mar 01 2007, 18:12:03
- coming home -- phyllis hillaird (looking forward), Tue, Feb 27 2007, 16:44:48
i am comeing home for a vist i will be staying with my
brother in sixbells i am hopeing to vist some of the old
jaunts (the jinney brookside row top the pit lakes to mention a few )its has been about 10 yrs since i was
last in cwmtillery cant wait hope the weather will
be kind to me
ex pat phyll(bevan)
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- Family Tree -- Frank Morgan, Thu, Nov 09 2006, 15:27:40
Can anybody help me with my family tree? I need to find out when James and Ann were married and when they died. Also any other information would be appreciated.
James EMMS was born in 1814 in Chedworth in the County of Gloucestershire. James Emms also used the name Harding. This was the result of Union activities and not been able to find work as a miner. Harding was the maiden name of his mother. Research also shows that he was born before the marriage of his mother Jane Harding and William Hemms.
Ann DREDGE was born in 1832 in Frome in the County of Somerset. James EMMS and Ann DREDGE had the following children:
John EMMS was born on 8 Jun 1856 in Blaenavon in the County of Monmouthshire.
Richard EMMS was born in 1859 in Blaenavon in the County of Monmouthshire.
Jane EMMS was born in 1863 in Blaenavon in the County of Monmouthshire.
Thomas EMMS was born on 27 Mar 1867 in Blaenavon in the County of Monmouthshire. Thomas EMMS and Martha Hannah CLARK were married on 30 Jun 1894 in Bedwellty in the County of Monmouthshire. Martha Hannah CLARK was born on 27 Jul 1874 in Aberystruth in the County of Monmouthshire.
Mary EMMS was born in 1870 in Blaenavon in the County of Monmouthshire.
Martha EMMS was born in 1870 in Blaenavon in the County of Monmouthshire.
James & Ann (Dredge) EMMS
1861 census: lived in Blaenavon
1871 census: lived in Blaenavon
1881 census: lived in West Bank, Cwmtillery
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- Old friends -- Janet Evans, Thu, Aug 18 2005, 16:55:57
Can anyone tell me the whereabouts of Maria Rykala. Last known living in Blaina.
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- Tracing Relatives -- Douglas Greenow, Tue, Oct 05 2004, 21:48:23
Hello everyone,
I am trying to build on my family tree and in particular parts of my family who were largely based in the Abertillery area. I am Douglas Greenow who was born in Abertillery on 12 Dec 44. We lived in Duke Street (No 8?) until 1946 when my family moved to Brighton. My father Windsor, and his brothers and sisters all lived in Abertillery. They were Violet Ivy, who emigrated to Canada; Leonard Boyce who married Dorothy Gilmore, who I understand is still living in the Glynneath area; Lesley Roy who also moved to Brighton and his wife who is still living in Brighton; Olive Myrtle who married Bill Duggan; and Clifford George who I believe worked all of his life in the Six Bells. He moved to Kent to be with his half sister Maureen and her husband Ernie, who looked after him until his death from the miner’s disease. There were also two half brothers Peter and Colin and they married and moved to the Nottingham area (I think).
All these children were the product of my Grandfather Tom Greenow (1972-1940) and his wives Janet Agnes Meredith (Jennet?)(1874-1919) and Louisa Watkins (nee Jones)(1890-1939).
If anybody has any information, anecdotal or otherwise on my aunts, uncles and grandparents this would be greatly appreciated.
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Ty Dan Y Wal -- Alison, Sun, Aug 01 2004, 11:11:25
Please can anyone tell me where Ty Dan Y Wal is/was? I am researching my family tree..........names include Wiltshire, Woodward and Dixon. All living in Cwmtillery in 1870's onwards. Any information would be much appreciated. Thanks.
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- Annie Jenkins -- jenny young (hopeful), Tue, Nov 21 2006, 11:49:53
this might seem like searching for a needle in a haystack as I am hoping to find info about my great grandmother Annie Jenkins who was born in cymtillery round about the mid 1800s. I think her father was a farmer and a staunch methodist. Annie came to Birmingham to marry with her uncle Lewis Jenkins (born in Merthyr). Any info from any Jenkins would be great.
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- Can you remember me -- Janet, Thu, Sep 22 2005, 20:08:15
Have just been introduced to the wonders of the net.
Does anyone remember me? my name is Janet James (Price now) I attended Gelli crug school between 1954/58.
Please get in touch.
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- great grand father -- diane, Thu, Oct 19 2006, 13:23:19
hi all
i have my great grandfathers marrieage certificate
WILLIAM HENRY EVANS
for his address it says this parish
was woundering if i went to st pauls parish church would it tell me more information?
he was a collier & so was his step father
but what mine i dont know
any help would be gret no matter how small
has aanyone got the postal address for st pauls parish church cwm????
thanks diane
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Milkins family -- Jackie, Fri, May 06 2005, 18:11:19
Hi everyone, I am trying to trace my Grandparents and their families "Milkins" from Lancaster street, sixbells, also the Lloyd family I belive lived in Richmond Road, also can anyone tell me the name of the junior school near Richmond Road.
Thanks
Jackie
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- Re: Milkins family -- tony, Sun, May 08 2005, 19:16:51
- Re: Milkins family -- Keri, Sun, May 08 2005, 22:17:21
- Re: Milkins family -- jackie, Wed, Apr 12 2006, 16:02:59
- Re: Milkins family -- richard morris (happy), Wed, Oct 11 2006, 20:01:08
- Primitive Methodist church -- les, Mon, Jul 15 2002, 21:29:58
I have just loaded to the site information on the History of the Primitive Methodist church, which was located on West Bank. I have also loaded two images showing the first Chapel with School extension and the Chapel as most of us will remember, sat in the middle of West Bank.
I hope you all enjoy reading and viewing this latest addition to our site.
Your link to this new page is via the St Paul's link
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Re: Primitive Methodist church -- Dave, Tue, Jul 16 2002, 17:51:47
- Re: Primitive Methodist church -- williams, Wed, Feb 12 2003, 22:19:15
- Re: Primitive Methodist church -- maureen moss, Sat, Feb 22 2003, 19:56:48
- Re: Primitive Methodist church -- Mary, Mon, Sep 18 2006, 13:25:51
- Tom Greenow -- Judy Maynard, Tue, Mar 07 2006, 23:09:00
My Great Grandfather, Tom Greenow was born in Cwmtillery on 21st December 1874 or 1875 (I have been told this by my great-uncle, Tom's son) of parents John Greenow and Elizabeth Edwards.
I can find no record of his birth anywhere around this time, nor does he appear on any census until 1901 when he is living with his brother, George, in Kidderminster.
My great-uncle remembers visiting relatives at the Six Bells Pub when he was very young.
I am posting this message in the slim hope that there maybe someone there also descended from John and Elizabeth Greenow who may be able to help.
Many thanks.
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- Grosvenor Nursing Home -- karen, Tue, Aug 01 2006, 19:11:09
does anyone know any history of the houses and people who lived there that is now Grosvenor Nursing Home.
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- Johnsons palace row -- pearl(nee) morgan, Mon, Aug 14 2006, 20:32:24
Does anyone know the warabouts of the Johnson family formally of Palace row in Cwmyillery? I believe that they moved to the Shetland Iles, probably it was back in the 50's. they had a son called Karl,one called Stuart And a daughter called Alison.
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- OLD PALS RE JIMMY EDWARDS -- JUDY TUCKFIELD NEE HUCKER, Sun, Jan 05 2003, 10:38:27
JUST FOUND YOUR WEBSITE TODAY ABSOLUTELY THRILLED I LIVE IN AUSTRALIA BROWSING THROUGH YOUR OLD MESSAGES THE NAME OF JIMMY EDWARDS CAUGHT MT EYE I HAD A COUSIN WHO LIVED IN QUEENSTREET ABERTILLERY SOUNDS LIKE HIM I USED TO LIVE IN GAEN STREET CWMTILLERY THEN MELBOURNE ROAD ABERTILLERY MY PARENTS WERE BEN AND WINIFRED HUCKER DAD WAS A MINER AL HIS WORKING LIFE AND LIVED IN THE ABERTILLERY AREA UNTIL HIS DEATH AT THE AGE OF 85 MY MOTHER AT THE AGE OF 79 JIMMY I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU AND ANYONE WHO KNOWS MY FAMILY KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK WITH THIS SITE WOULD LOVE TO SEE MORE IMAGES OF MY HOME TOWN MANY THANKS JUDITH
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- WJ PADFIELD -- NIGHT NURSE, Tue, Aug 22 2006, 3:23:16
PLEASE DOES ANYBODY HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON WILLIAM J PADFIELD. I THINK HE LIVED IN CWMTILLERY IN THE EARLY 1900'S OR AT LEAST BEFORE THE FIRST WORLD WAR.
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- Glasenbury and variants Glassonbury, Glassenbury, Glastonbury etc -- Helen, Thu, Aug 17 2006, 21:43:53
I am researching my family history, Glasenbury and variants (shown as G for short below), and am hoping to find some living relatives still in the area.
William GLASENBURY (my g-g-grandfather) arrived in Brynmawr from Gloucestershire in 1860s and married Sarah EDWARDS (daughter of Lewis EDWARDS, a Weslyan preacher). Their children/grandchildren married and lived in Brynmawr, Nantyglo, Llanelly, Blaina, Cwmtillery and Abertillery. Unfortunately the families they married into all have fairly common names and it has been difficult to trace them. So I am looking for descendants/relatives of, or information on, any of the following:
Albert L ELLIOTT married in 1922 to Mary Gertrude G
William THOMAS married in 1920 to Sarah Muriel G
Edward N WILLIAMS married in 1923 to Eva Elsie G (in Medway)
David JONES (from Brynmawr, son of Edward, both coal miners) married in 1892 to Rebecca Jane G
John Henry EVANS (a brickman from Blaina) married in 1891 to Susan(nah) G
Eunice MEATS married in 1929 to William John G
Harry GLASSENBURY (b 2 Aug 1913)
Emily GLASENBURY (b 1890)
Many thanks.
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- Sylvie, Denz & Mel Davies -- Meg Bratton, Fri, Dec 30 2005, 22:05:28
I was wondering if anyone knew any memories or stories about my great grandma Sylvie Davies(married to Oz), My great uncle Denz (who unfortunately dies this year) or especially my Gransha Melvyn Davies (better known as Mel)
Thanx
Meg Bratton
They lived on Upper Gwastod terrace ( i think that was what it was called)
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- Re: Sylvie, Denz & Mel Davies -- Julie Savery nee' Watkins, Sun, May 14 2006, 15:39:09
- Re: Sylvie, Denz & Mel Davies -- maria jones, Sat, Jul 15 2006, 13:17:12
- Re: Sylvie, Denz & Mel Davies -- pearl, Mon, Aug 14 2006, 20:19:30
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looking for -- john &jeff williams, Fri, Feb 27 2004, 13:46:48
lost touch with my cousins john & jeff williams use to live on crook hill.john now in brynmawr i think jeff still in abertillery ( father) uncle jack use to play the piano i think it was the top hat club sadly jack & auntie lil now passed away
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- MISSION CHURCH -- David, Mon, Jul 31 2006, 23:32:52
Does anyone know of the existance and location of the Mission Church in Cwmtillery mid 1800's
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- Alexandra Road -- Jackie Dowson, Sun, Jun 18 2006, 15:11:59
Hello again, can anyone tell me the name of the Presbyterian church in Alexandra Road, Sixbells.I got a copy of my Grandparents wedding cert and it is quite faint, I believe it begins with Col or Cal, not sure.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks. Jackie
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- Penguin -- Meg Bratton, Wed, Jul 26 2006, 17:18:36
This migth sound random but i wondered if anyone remembered a lady called Cilla living by the church who used to have a penguin in her back garden. My mum claims that when she used to go on holiday to Cywmtillery, she always went to see the penguin. Her nan, Sylvie davies, apparently took her. It would solve many family disputes if anyone else could remember this!!
thanks!!
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- Wimberries -- Phillip, Sat, Jul 08 2006, 22:47:14
Hi I read your opening sceen about wimberries and was hoping that someone would have a good recipe for wimberry pie. I live in Henllys and used to work in Abertillery, we have loads of wimberries in the Henllys mountains, I remember my grandmother making a fabulous pie and would love a recipe. Please can someone help!Also when is the best time to pick them
All the best Phillip
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- Re: Wimberries -- phyll hilliard (wimberries), Fri, Jul 14 2006, 17:58:36
- Re: Wimberries -- Jan Dench, Sun, Jul 23 2006, 17:18:47
- Re: Wimberries -- Jan Dench, Sun, Jul 23 2006, 17:26:55
- Re: Wimberries -- Jan Dench, Sun, Jul 23 2006, 18:17:24
- Re: Wimberries -- Jan Dench, Sun, Jul 23 2006, 18:26:22
- Old wall in Palace Row area -- Ian Sage, Thu, Jun 22 2006, 20:59:47
On a recent very short visit to Cwmtillery, I noticed the old broken down wall which I believe backs onto the church hall plot. It is behind railings and weeds, but has several inscribed plaques (maybe foundation stones) on it. I thought I could read my family name (Sage) on one of them.
Can anyone tell me, please, what that wall was? And for full points, can anyone tell me what those plaques really say? Many thanks and good wishes to all,
Ian
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- Hellings-Mizon -- Anne Garland, Fri, Jun 30 2006, 7:09:41
I was wondering if anybody knows of any Hellings or Mizon families living in the Cwmtillery area or even Abertillery or Six Bells
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- Bartlett family -- Lennis Piccolo, Wed, Mar 01 2006, 0:18:35
A post on the message board for Abertillery has sent me to this site.
During WWII, my uncle, Russ Wilson, was in the US Army. While in Wales he met Harold Bartlett who told him he was related to our Bartlett family. He gave his address as: 28 Brookside Row, Abertillery. I understand Harold has a son in Cwmtillery. Would like to hear from him.
Lennis Piccolo
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- Searching for family members -- Ronald Phillips, Thu, Jun 08 2006, 22:32:23
My great-great grandfather Benjamin Edwards, born in the year 1842 left Cwm Nant Tyleri, South Wales for Scranton, Pennsylvania (USA) and died in a mine shaft in 1864. I possess the family bible where I obtained this information.
If there is anyone who could help with any information it would be most appreciated. I plan on visiting Wales in July and would really like to meet any relatives of Benjamin Edwards.
Thank you,
Ron Phillips
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- old School Mates -- dorothy Padfield, Tue, May 30 2006, 21:55:54
My brother Trevor Padfield went to Gelli Crug School from 1962 till 1966 and is hoping to get in contact with any of his old school friends. Trevor use to live in Gwern Berthi Road. Please can you e mail myself (Dorothy) his sister or leave message on board.
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- lost family -- bynton, Fri, May 19 2006, 17:19:09
hi dose anyone in cwmtillery remember the bynton that lived in 3 oak cottage cwmtillery . have had details from 1901 census some of the family ar buried in st pauls going back to 1896 iam doing family tree and would like any help to find missing family thank to st pauls who found our great great granmother and granfather thank you eileen
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- sylvie davies -- meg bratton, Sun, May 14 2006, 13:55:18
My gran brought up her family in no. 20 Upper Gwastod Terrace, next door to Sylvie and Oz. I lived there also. Contact me on juliesavery@AOL.com
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- CHARITY ABSEIL - Saturday 12th May -- Keri, Wed, May 10 2006, 22:37:05
We are originally an Abertillery family and visit your site often to see what's going on in our old family home. We still have family in Cwmtillery/Abertillery. We were wondering if we could ask of you if you would be kind enough to sponsor our younger daughter Laura in an organised Charity Abseil which takes place on Saturday morning 12th May. Laura has chosen to participate in this abseil donating all the proceeds to Cancer - you may either have family or friends who have been touched by this awful illness, and any amount however small will be gratefully appreciated. Laura will be abseiling down a 230 foot building at Canary Wharf in London (rather her than me !!) she has only ever done this once before and that was over a small cliff in Wales with the school !! and we were not there to witness that (thank goodness). I (her mum) will be taking photographs and her dad has promised to film her (with his eyes tightly shut) - I shall, if possible, get any photographs that are not blurred by camera shake into the site for you all to see. Here is a link direct to a safe secure site which you can make donations to via a debit or credit card www.justgiving.com/lauraharrhy - thanking you in antipation, Keri and Dawson Harrhy
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- Archive photos wanted -- David Griffiths, Tue, Mar 21 2006, 21:17:44
We have set up an exciting new website at www.welsh-transport-heritage.co.uk to record through photographs the local history of road transport - buses, lorries, fire engines, mobile libraries in fact any type of commercial road transport vehicle.
We especially want old photos of buses in Abertillery. You can send them by email to me or if you have no scanner, its no problem, we can collect collections, scan them, make you a CD so you can view them on your computer and also add tghem to our gallery archives.
Thanks for your interest
David Griffiths
Rhymney Valley Transport Preservation Society
(preserving South Wales Transport Heritage)
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- re dereck overfield july 2001 -- phyllis hilliard nee bevan, Thu, Mar 09 2006, 16:25:14
i have only just found this site its wonderful!i left cwmtillery in 53 i remeber derek very well ilived with my grandparents MR MRS Higgins at 24 brookside row i have such happy memories playing on the ginny ect!Roystan Sterry is a cousin of mine i also have two brothers Tom Bevan and John Jones we all played in the rows togerther I must congratulate Les on this site the memories have been great as i have lived in northampshire for 53 yrs i wonder if anyone else out there remebers me
in anticipation phyll hilliard nee bevan
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- old school freinds -- phyllis hilliard nee bevan, Tue, Mar 07 2006, 12:53:42
i lived in brookside row went blaentillery school and went
to gelli grug from 1948 to 1953 I would love to from any
one who went to gelli grug during that time I left cwmtillery in 53 and moved to Northamtonshire where i still
live but cwmtillery will always be my home i have only just come into 21st century with the intenet so its like
being back at school hopefully someone out there rembers me
phyll bevan
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- Waste ground in Hill crest view, cwmtillery. -- Joanne Tucker (nee Meek), Wed, Feb 22 2006, 12:54:19
Does anyone know what the council is doing about the waste ground in Hill Crest View where the old upsaid down houses was?. These houses was still standing a long time after the people move out, so me and a neighbour went around Hill Cest,Valley View,White Horse court to have these houses taken down,we got over 200 names. I spoke to the housing officer some time after the houses was gone,asking her what the council was gonna do with the ground, she wasnt sure at the time i did mention about having a park here for the children. I was told that they would not put a park up after the trouble they had a few years ago in valley view when they had a park there. Can any one please shed some light on this matter. Thanks
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- removal of play area. -- delwyn davies, Wed, Nov 23 2005, 20:50:30
who!why!and when was the play area at gwern berthi road removed.Arriving home from work last friday
(18 NOV.05)i was astonished to discover that the
play area at the front of gwern berthi road had been
removed, no one (localy)had been informed of this decision.I remember the play area being built (mid 1950's) as my father and other local men of gwern berthi rd. helped the council workers lift the
cone shaped ''roundabout''onto the centre pole.(remember
those ).Where were our local councillors whe this
decision was taken by the councill, did they object
or did they go along with the decision to ''kill off another facility in cwmtillery.
p.s. keep an eye on future planning applications,
the vacated area would make an ideal plot for a
large bungalow. ( remember the play area near the bridge end!)
i await your responses ''dylan''
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- Sorry, can't help, I didn't even know it had gone, perhapes someone else can help with this one, or I'll ask around this weekend. PS nice to see your name on the message board. (NT) -- Les, Wed, Nov 23 2005, 22:15:43
- Re: removal of play area. -- Cheryl, Fri, Nov 25 2005, 9:22:05
- tillery vs tyleri -- Jack Tillery, Wed, Feb 15 2006, 1:43:08
does anyone know the difference between tyleri and tillery and origins of both?
Thanks for any info
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Re: Trees and Trees and more Trees -- john, Thu, Mar 08 2007, 7:39:42
Re: MISSION CHURCH -- les, Tue, Aug 01 2006, 17:56:58
Re: removal of play area. -- Anon, Sun, Nov 27 2005, 16:44:18