The Clydach & Co magazine replaced the ‘Community Mag’ back in 2018, offering a more local and personal feel to its predecessor. Vince launched the magazine in the 1990s and the residents of Clydach have enjoyed a free monthly magazine through their doors ever since.
The magazine brings local events and information to its readers and enjoys regular contributions from Clydach Community Council, The Mens Shed Clydach, Forge Fach Centre, The Swansea Canal Society, Clwb Pel Droed Clydach and much more.
Since Vince retired in 2021, his sons Leon and Matty have been proud to continue with the magazine.
Number of copies – 4,500
Size of Magazine – A5 Full colour
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Local stories –
- 4 Places Which Make Clydach a Great Place to Explore This summer
Mynydd Gelliwastad STEEP. Oh my, it is steep. Be prepared! However, it is so worth the incline. There are more gentler options but the most direct route from Craigfelen side of Clydach is carrying on from Players Avenue right up. It is fairly short trip. You can be at the very top within fifteen minutes, - IS ANYWHERE BETTER THAN COED GWILYM PARK IN CLYDACH?
Monday 12th July was good weather. Not sunbathing, uncomfortably hot weather but a decent summers day. As I walked through Coed Gwilym Park, it was obvious that Clydach have nailed it. The village should be really proud of it and how it represents the people who live here. All generations were out and it is - CLYDACH PEOPLE: PHILIP HALE (Clydach Historical Society)
Our latest issue of Clydach People, I spoke with local resident Philip Hale. Philip is well known for his involvement with the Clydach Historical Society and is currently chair of the Society When was the first time that you set foot in Clydach?Having been brought up in Trebanos, I became familiar with Clydach from an - LAURA & KERINA: MY GREEN VALLEY
For this months Ponty People, I spoke with Kerina and Laura from My Green Valley. I started by asking when was the first time they set foot in Pontardawe? Laura: I first set foot in Pontardawe about four years ago – my brother had moved here with his wife who grew up in the area,
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