Cardiff North is set to be a key marginal seat in next year’s general election. We’ve put together a dedicated page where you can follow all the news and views. We’re using a service called Rebel Mouse that allows us to bring together tweets and news from all the parliamentary candidates, news outlets and from … more…
Tongwynlais has had a busy month. Doctor Who was in Fforest Fawr, Castell Coch was in Visit Wales’ NATO video, the Mayor officially opened the Holiday Inn and the Merthyr Road development was on the BBC News website. Read on to find out more. Robot of Sherwood Next week's Doctor Who episode, "Robot of Sherwood" … more…
We’ve been busy playing Lego during the summer holidays and our Lego features have been getting lots of attention online. Wales Online picked up our “12 Amazing Lego Models of Welsh Castles” article and we followed that up with a detailed post about the Castell Coch model. 12 Amazing Lego Models of Welsh Castles. 12 … more…
Another busy month in the social media world. We have two aerial shots of Castell Coch, one from the helicopter police earlier this month and another from 1947. And as a bonus, some aerial footage of the castle commissioned by Cadw. But we start with a popular Facebook update. Post by Tongwynlais.com. Aerial photo from … more…
We start off June with the new bollards on Pantgwynlais. Post by Tongwynlais.com. Castell Coch was featured on the Bing homepage. Bing’s homepage today. #castellcoch pic.twitter.com/BoexuapGyx — Lee Roach (@TheLeeRoach) June 5, 2014 Tongwynlais Primary took part in the Fairwater World Cup tournament. Fairwater World Cup tournament @PLCardiff @swpeast @SportCardiff Fair team award Tongwynlais Primary … more…
We’re looking into getting T-shirts made with our logo. Would you buy one? Post by Tongwynlais.com. Cadw Wales has a new CEO. Kate Clark announced her new role with a picture of Castell Coch. Thrilled and honoured at new role as CEO @cadwwales – seems a long way from New South Wales right now.. pic.twitter.com/V19YJiS043 … more…
I've just discovered this website and found the railway article was fascinating. Looking forward to learning more about the history…