Local residents are forming a new community group and need your help. What can I do? The group don’t have an official name yet so they want your ideas. Head over to our Facebook or Twitter page to suggest a catchy name. Some names have already been suggested. What does the group want to do? … more…
Tongwynlais Festival 2014 This year’s Tongwynlais Festival starts on the 27th June and there are loads of events going on. If we’ve missed anything, please get in touch and let us know. Programme of Events Friday 27th June School Fete, Tongwynlais Primary School. 3:30pm Live music, The Lewis Arms. 8:00pm Saturday 28th June Dog show, … more…
Bud ‘n’ Talents is a group for ladies to meet, chat and learn new talents. The group meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month in the Ainon Baptist Church and enjoy a wide range of activities. They have recently announced the timetable for the rest of the year. 12th June – Not just for … more…
We launched “My Tongwynlais” this month. Post by Tongwynlais.com. A planning application for up to 5 dwellings on Merthyr Road was submitted. Post by Tongwynlais.com. A community meeting was arranged to organise a petition. Packed meeting in @mytongwynlais – residents unanimously against plans for 5 new houses in village @JulieMorganLAB pic.twitter.com/6PTFtX8mF1 — Mari Williams (@Mari_Williams) … more…
There’s quite a few little pieces of news this month so we’ve put together an easy to digest summary. Merthyr Road Planning Application The consultation period for the planning application has been extended to the 14th of May. A petition has been received by the Council and the decision will go to a planning committee. … more…
Update – This feature has been retired. We’ve had a great response to our new “My Tongwynlais” project. We asked you to contribute your spring photos and these are the pictures we’ve received so far. You can also explore Tongwynlais, check out events and view some photos of the village. If you’d like to take … more…
I've just discovered this website and found the railway article was fascinating. Looking forward to learning more about the history…