Scrolling back through our Twitter, Facebook and Instagram feeds has been brilliant this month. There’s so much going on and people doing great things! I encourage you to go and have a look even if you don’t use these services. We can’t write about everything on the website so please connect with us on social … more…
Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus! Welcome to another Social Media Roundup. So what happened in February? Follow @mytongwynlais Tongwynlais Primary went back in time and experienced life in the Victorian era. I remember teachers looking this scary when I was a lad! Look out children! pic.twitter.com/QR8lN07rnN — Pendragon Class Tong (@ClassPendragon) February 3, 2017 A reminder … more…
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…
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…
I think I’ve said this before but this time I really mean it: It’s been a very, very busy month on the social media. I think it’s mainly down to Autumn and how ruddy beautiful it is round here! Here’s our pick of the best stuff from October 2016. The month began with the TON … more…
Quite a bit going on this month. Podium Therapies have relocated to Ton and artist Jon Pountney’s three month residency at Castell Coch ended with an exhibition of his work. First off, we celebrated our fourth birthday. Go us! Flickr user Gareth posted this aerial photo from his helicopter ride. Lovely summery photo from An … more…
What a great read, many of the links and connections I've read in the past, but you use the book…