OLD BUILDINGS OF CLYDACH
with the Clydach Historical Society Glais Bridge to the Mond, Clydach The views along Glais Road to the Mond today are quite different to those […]
HUGE BOOST FOR JOBS IN PONTARDAWE
The old bus station in Pontardawe is an unlikely place to be at the heart of the current and future NHS mask production. But Brothers […]
DEVELOPING ROUTE 43 CYCLE PATH
It all began on a disused railway line in Bristol back in 1984. The creation of a 14 mile stretch of walking and cycle path; […]
PONTARDAWE PEOPLE: BOB WILLIAMS
Bob Williams has been a well-known part of Pontardawe since the late seventies. Born on Gower and brought up in Manselton, I wonder how he […]
THE COVID IMPACT AT RHYDYFRO PRIMARY
There are some jobs which I look at with no envy whatsoever. Headteachers being extremely high on the list. There is always enormous responsibility with […]
VINCE RETIRES FROM THE MAGAZINE
GOODBYE FROM VINCE I’ve decided It’s time for me to call it a day and hand over the running of the mag to my two […]
PONTARDAWE & CLYDACH LINKS TO SLAVERY
The Black Lives Matters movement has shone a spotlight onto many aspects of everyday life but also our industrial heritage. While Bristol and Oxford have […]
SWANSEA VALLEY SPORT: COVID EFFECTS
Lockdown and the cancelation of all leisure activity across the UK brought a headache for sporting bodies. As Premier league and Championship football returned, many […]
YSTRADGYNLAIS: TOWN BUILT BY SLAVES
The Black Lives Matters movement has shone a spotlight onto many aspects of everyday life but also our industrial heritage. While Bristol and Oxford have […]
945 TREES FOR PONTARDAWE
It is difficult to remember life before lockdown in March. It seems odd covering events which happened in Pontardawe from back when the world was […]