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A.N.A Amateur Boxing Club
A.N.A is a friendly boxing gym run by Paul Thomas and Anthony Trow.
The gym offers a wide range of fitness and boxing for both men and women.
Aberdare Boys’ Grammar School 1896 to 1978
A personal record of the life and times of the County Grammar School for Boys published by the old pupils of the School
Aberdare Camera Club
A warm friendly welcome is extended to all. We are a long-standing club based in the Cynon Valley of South Wales with a thriving membership and an exciting events calendar.
You may have only just purchased your first camera or be an “expert” who has been taking photographs for many years. Everyone is treated equally here. We all learn something new every time we come to a meeting.
Aberdare Golf Club
Aberdare Golf Club founded in 1921, has been a well-established facility in the heart of the Cynon Valley for many years. Our Club lies just one mile from Aberdare town centre; acres of manicured, meadow lawns and mature oak form the contours of our mountain parkland course. Surrounded by panoramic views of the South Wales Valley, this is truly a beautiful place to golf, have lunch and socialise.
Aberdare Heritage Trail
Aberdare Tang Soo Do
We teach Traditional Korean Tang Soo Do in the Hirwaun and Penywaun areas of Aberdare, RCT, and South Wales. We are affiliated to the International Tang Soo Do Federation (UK).
Aberdare Valley Amateur Athletics Club
Aberdare Valley Amateur Athletics Club extends a warm welcome to all visitors to its website.
Based in the Aberdare Valley, our club offers Senior and Junior athletes the opportunity to train and compete in athletics, which encompasses Track and Field, Cross Country running and road running.
An Autobiography in Random Chapters
Being a Non-Linear Account of the Life and Opinions of The Author, Cross-referenced and Illustrated, with Occasional Hesitations, Repetitions and Deviations.
Asbestos: Your Right To Know
“All that matters is whether or not kids are breathing in asbestos and, until you find that out, everything else is hot air”
Bryncynon Strategy
Bryncynon Strategy, is a not-for-profit registered Charity based in Ynysboeth in the Cynon Valley, our aim is for Bryncynon to be a self-sufficient and self-governing community where all ages work together to ensure that its people are caring, tolerant, healthy, skilled and forward-looking – a place where we are proud to live.
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BRYNCYNON COMMUNITY REVIVAL STRATEGY LIMITED
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Colstars Operatic Society
We perform in the Coliseum Theatre Aberdare and work with people of all ages helping them gain confidence and experience in Musical Theatre. We have both a youth chorus working with children aged 8-16, and an adult chorus for those 16 and over.
Cycle Network around Rhondda Cynon Taf
Sustrans Cymru is working with communities, schools, workplaces and policy makers to promote walking, cycling and public transport as realistic alternatives to the car for everyday journeys.
Cynon Culture
The objects of Cynon Culture are to promote and protect all aspects of the culture and history of the Cynon Valley. Our website is intended to inform and generate people’s interest in the valley and surrounding areas, and the material that is on this website is the results of many years of research. The material that you will see provides, for the first time, a detailed history of the valley online. The website is dedicated to all the researchers who loved local history and left a legacy of material for me to access, and in turn be able to provide for you – the readers.
Cynon Valley History Society
The Cynon Valley History Society was founded in Aberdare in 1971. Our objects are to promote, encourage and maintain an active interest in the history of the district in all its aspects; to arrange talks and lectures; to undertake original research and assist in the collection of local material such as manuscripts, books, artefacts and photographs, and to publish titles on local history.
Cynon Valley Indoor Bowls Centre
The Cynon Valley Indoor Bowls Centre opened its doors for the first time on 1st Sep 1996.The centre is built on the site of the former Deep Duffryn Colliery a coal mine which was originally sunk in 1850.
Cynon Valley Ramblers
Get the most out of the countryside with the Cynon Valley Ramblers
Cynon Valley Women’s Institute
We meet on the 1st Tuesday of the month at Oasis Community Centre, Hirwaun Road, Trecynon, Aberdare, you can contact us on 07771 861979.
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.
Fix My Street
In 2007, we built the national website, FixMyStreet.com. The aim? To make street fault-reporting as simple as it could be, both for residents and for councils. And it worked. Residents loved the easy interface; councils welcomed the shift to digital. Now we’ve developed FixMyStreet for Councils, allowing you to bring the award-winning FixMyStreet experience directly to your own council website’s users.
FixMyStreet for Councils creates a council-branded, seamless fault-reporting interface for your site, integrating directly with your back-office systems, and available via web or mobile.
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Mountain Ash Comprehensive School
As the new head teacher of Mountain Ash I would like to thank you for the interest you are taking in our school. These are exciting times for our community and I’m both proud and privileged to lead this school.
Huw Lloyd Headteacher
Mountain Ash Golf Club
Mountain Ash Golf Club nestles on top of Cefnpennar mountain with breathtaking views to the north as far as the Brecon Beacons and stunning views of the surrounding Cynon Valley.
Founded in 1908, and although not long, measuring 5345 yards, 5002 yards for ladies on our forward tees (5825 off blue tees) it provides a stern but enjoyable test of golf. As you would imagine being a heathland mountain course the course drains extremely well which supports our aim to keep our greens open twelve months of the year.
Penderyn Community Historical History Society.
This site is the showcase for, and maintained by, Penderyn Community Historical Society – based in the Brecon Beacons National Park, South Wales.We exist to ensure that the memories of Penderyn’s colourful past are never forgotten.
Phurnacite Justice Action Group
PJAG – Fighting for justice for victims of the pollution from the Phurnacite coking plant in Abercwmboi, Wales. Branded as ‘Europe’s Filthiest Factory’ by Gov. Inspectors, it left behind a terrible legacy of cancers & ill health. The battle continues….
Providing Hope for Mesothelioma Patients
We are committed to providing hopeful information and resources on top mesothelioma treatments, specialists, financial options, and more.
Providing Hope for Mesothelioma Patients
We are committed to providing hopeful information and resources on top mesothelioma treatments, specialists, financial options, and more.
Learn About Mesothelioma
Rhondda Cynon Taf Council Committees – Minutes, Agendas & Reports
The Local Authority records and publishes all decisions taken and recommendations made by the Council at its Committees and Panels.
Most Council and Committee meetings are open to the public. Agenda and reports are available four working days prior to meetings. Council and Committee minutes are archived on this site from 2009 onwards.
Rowan Tree Cancer Care
Mountain Ash and Pontypridd
St John Baptist Church in Wales High School
St John Baptist High School aims to provide for all pupils a full and balanced range of educational opportunities, which recognises their value as individuals and which will help to provide a preparation for adult life.
Dr Susan Mitchell – Headteacher
THE ABERDARE LEADER – (1902-1968, 1971-1991)
A weekly newspaper circulating in the Aberdare Valley, Mountain Ash, Merthyr Tydfil, Pontypridd and Glyn Neath areas. Published between 1902 and 1991, the newspaper’s main content was local news. The newspaper’s proprietors between 1902 and ca.1967 were W. Pugh and J. T. Rowlands, with the Celtic Press subsequently becoming proprietors. Associated titles: Aberdare Times (1869); Aberdare post (1912-1920); Mountain Ash Post (1912-1920); Aberdare and Mountain Ash Leader (1968); Mountain Ash Leader (1971); Cynon Valley leader (1991-).
The Office for National Statistics
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is the UK’s largest independent producer of official statistics and is the recognised national statistical institute for the UK. It is responsible for collecting and publishing statistics related to the economy, population and society at national, regional and local levels. It also conducts the census in England and Wales every ten years. ONS plays a leading role in national and international good practice in the production of official statistics. It is the executive office of the UK Statistics Authority and although they are separate, they are still closely related.
The Penywaun Enterprise Partnership
PEP (The Penywaun Enterprise Partnership) is an exemplar local regeneration organisation, anchored in the community of Penywaun, nestled in the scenic valley of the River Cynon in Central South Wales, where the past 150 years has witnessed significant change. Once, coal and mining were synonymous with the Welsh Valleys. Recent decades, however, have seen the marked decline of heavy industry, leaving an equally weighty challenge of shaping a new society, environment and economy in its wake – a challenge taken up PEP.
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Weekly lists of planning applications
Applications and decisions form part of the public register and the Council publishes this information as listed. The register includes names and addresses as provided on the application forms.
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Freedom of Information Requests to Rhondda Cynon Taf Council
Ysgol Gyfun Rhydywaun
At Rhydywaun we intend to offer an education of the highest standard possible which tries to answer the needs of the individual within a supportive, happy and totally Welsh environment. Every pupil will be encouraged to develop self-respect and a positive, responsible attitude towards life in general.