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Social Media Roundup – January 2017

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At the start of the month, we like to take a look back at what we shared, liked and Retweeted. Make sure you follow us and let us know if you see anything cool. Follow @mytongwynlais Light trails leaving the village. fast lane ???? . . . .#Hypebeast #highsnobiety #leagueoflenses #artofvisuals #agameoftones #moodygrams #way2ill #visualambassadors … more…

Year in Review – 2016

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Every year at Ton Towers we like to take a look back at the last 12 months and remind ourselves what we wrote about and how the village has changed. Follow @mytongwynlais It’s been a pretty big year for changes in the village. plan2ride opened in March, followed by the Bike Shed in June. The … more…

Results from the Tongwynlais PACT Survey

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We carried out a survey for the November PACT meeting to get an idea about the issues concerning residents. We asked people to rate them from “Not concerned at all” to “Extremely concerned”. The issues have all been raised at previous PACT meetings. Follow @mytongwynlais To simplify the results we’ve grouped them into: Slightly/Moderately concerned

Minutes from Tongwynlais Community Council Meeting with Hope Construction Published

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Tongwynlais Community Council met with representatives from Hope Construction Materials in September to discuss the company’s agreement regarding traffic from the concrete plant. Hope Construction Materials was acquired by Breedon Group plc in August 2016. The minutes from the September 19th 2016 meeting can be read in full here. These are some points noted in … more…

Social Media Roundup – November 2016

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Lots going on in November with Christmas events getting underway. We made a real effort to publicise November’s PACT meeting. There were a few more people than normal and they told me it was really interesting. Residents were invited to complete a survey about issues in the village and we presented the results. The Chair … more…