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Cwmaman Institute

January 13, 2008 - 8:24pm

Cwmaman Institute is a vibrant link with the industrial past of the South Wales Valleys.

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The RCT Community Radio project was established as a regeneration and IT project in the communities of Penrhys and Treherbert in the Rhondda and Penywaun in the Cynon Valley. More than 80 local people were directly involved and trained as presenters and other roles. In addition hundreds of local residents and representatives of local organisations were interviewed on a whole range of topics.