Guest blogger 
Guest blog by Owen Thomas Youth theatre in an excellent way for young people to develop their performance skills. But it is about more than that. As a teacher, I have long understood that not every student wants to be a performer. However, all can benefit from improved confidence, team-building skills and problem solving. These … more…
Guest post by Siân Davies I grew up in the village and recently moved to Manchester to study for a Bachelor of Music degree in vocal studies and opera at the Royal Northern College of Music. My musical journey began at a young age, performing in the Saint Michael’s and All Angels Nativity Play. I’ve … more…
Guest post by Suzanne Phillips With Whitsun holidays fast approaching, for many of us it represents a well-deserved time off on the last Monday in May. However, in Tongwynlais in days gone by it was a huge celebration. I started asking questions of a few local people and thought that it would be interesting to … more…
Guest post by Simon Underdown. My wife and I moved to Tongwynlais just over three and a half years ago, my wife is originally from Fairwater and I was born in Barry. We often cycled through the village on our way up and down the Taff Trail and loved the row of cottages at the … more…
Guest post by Hannah Godfrey. Some of you may know me or recognise me as a resident of Tongwynlais, and potentially a few of you might even have seen me running around the area (looking miserable!). I was meant to be running the London Marathon 2017 but I badly injured my ankle and had to … more…
Guest post by Tongwynlais FC. Tongwynlais FC was founded circa 1945 and was one of the founding members of the South Wales Senior league in the early 1990s. Unfortunately, in recent years, the club has suffered several relegations, with the first team now playing in the Cardiff and District Premier Division, four promotions from the … more…
Tongwynlais will always be home sweet home to me.