The Tongwynlais Our Neighbourhood community group are holding their annual general meeting on Thursday 30th July at 6:00pm in Sugar & Spice. All residents are welcome to attend this informal meeting. The group will present a report on their activities this year and then the meeting will conclude with cake and refreshments.
An old Tongwynlais Primary School pupil sent us this photo of the school concert from 1964. He’d love to know if anyone can identify the children in it. We’ve posted the photo on our Facebook page if you want to add comments and share it with your friends. Follow Tongwynlais.com on Facebook and Twitter for … more…
We’re big fans of Twitter here at Tongwynlais.com. It’s a great tool to connect with people and stumble on interesting things to share. We found out Derek Brockway is walking to Castell Coch. Filming and walking to @Castell_Coch @cadwwales today. New series of Weatherman Walking on @bbcwales early 2016. pic.twitter.com/qazQMghRR3 — Derek Brockway (@DerekTheWeather) May … more…
The Reverend Zoe King has taken over from Anthony Rustell as the priest-in-charge of the parish of Tongwynlais. Zoe was licensed by the Assistant Bishop of Llandaff, David Wilbourne, at St Michael’s Church, Tongwynlais last month. She moves to Tongwynlais from Neath where she has been the Area Dean for the past three years and … more…
Residents had a great time at Whitchurch and Tongwynlais Festival’s Sunset Fayre last night. The highlight was definitely the go-kart track in the school playground, the kids absolutely loved it. We missed the tug of war but it looks like it was great fun. PCSOs Moore and Davies took part. PCSOs Moore & Davies taking … more…
The general election dominated the start of the month. Cardiff North 2015: Results and Reactions. http://t.co/owRNLo25hW pic.twitter.com/ZlArRS7frn — Tongwynlais.com (@mytongwynlais) May 16, 2015 Rob Browne captured this great shot of Craig Williams waiting for the results to be counted. Pics of a memorable #GE2015 vote count in Cardiff. Great night to be a photographer. @JoStevensLabour … more…
I've just discovered this website and found the railway article was fascinating. Looking forward to learning more about the history…