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How would you rate Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council’s treatment of our road network during this winter?
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Cynon Culture

The objects of Cynon Culture are to promote and protect all aspects of the culture and history of the Cynon Valley.

Valley Cat Press

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Rhondda Cynon Taf Libraries Digital Archive.

Welcome to Rhondda Cynon Taf Libraries Digital Archive. Here you will find over 20,000 digital images taken from our local history collections.

ABERDARE IN THE NINETEEN TWENTIES.

This article, written by David Walter Morris in 1996, describes parts of the town centre as they were seventy years earlier in 1926.

Isitfair

Isitfair was started in October 2002 by Christine and John Melsom as a local action group in Hampshire. They were incensed about the proposed huge increase in Council Tax bills for the year 2003/04.

Cardiff Design Festival

An annual celebration of Design and provides a showcase of Design talent in Wales. During October we host a programme of Design related events that inform, inspire and provoke.

Aberdare and District ARS

We are a forward looking pro active club who welcome new members with any sort of interest in radio communications.We have licensed Amateurs at all levels and also Short Wave Listeners.So why not come

Aberdare Tennis Club

Are you interested in playing tennis? Would you like to play in a friendly environment, with people who are willing to help you improve your game?

Dare Valley Country Park

Welcome to Dare Valley Country Park... ...and welcome to 500 acres of countryside, walks, trails and family fun all within a mile of Aberdare Town Centre.

St. Lleurwg's church, Hirwaun

St. Lleurwg's church, Hirwaun, was first erected in 1858 as a chapel of ease to Aberdare and was restored in 1884.
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