Author Archives: chrisrobertson

CYNGOR CYMUNED   CILYCWM   COMMUNITY COUNCIL The Agenda for the Council Meeting on Tuesday 15th July is now available. Click here.

Good Luck to Meinir Evans, Cwmfran Fawr as she is honoured to be included in the final of one of Wales’ most prestigious farming titles – NFU Cymru / Principality Building Society 2014 Wales Woman Farmer of the Year. http://www.nfu-cymru.org.uk/news/latest-news/finalists-prepare-for-top-woman-farmer-award-2014/

Sioe Cil-y-cwm Show Pre-Show Gardening Competition 2014 This is a reminder that the closing date for entries is 1st July 2014. Local gardens only (3 miles radius of Cil-y-cwm) Small garden Large Garden Vegetable Garden/Patch Glass House/Polytunnel Container Window Box … Continue reading →

  CYNGOR CYMUNED CILYCWM COMMUNITY COUNCIL   The minutes from the Meeting held on Tuesday 15th April 2014 (adjourned from 25th March 2014) are now available under the Community Council Menu. The minutes from the AGM held on Tuesday 21st May 2013 are … Continue reading →

  Llongyfarchiadau / Congratulations to Meinir Evans, Cwmfran.   Results of the 16th Golden Shears World Championships in Gorey, Co Wexford, Ireland, (May 25)   Wool Handling Teams final (8 fleeces):  Wales (Meinir Evans/Aled Jones) 167.4pts, 1; New Zealand (Joel … Continue reading →

We have been asked by Cyngor Cymuned Cilycwm Community Council to post their Notices on the site. These are available under Cil-y-cwm in 2014/Community Council/Notices.  

I have a feeling this enquiry was posted before. I have the person’s email if anyone can help (Dick) My mother’s maiden name was Theophilus. The ancestors came from Landingat: William born circa 1827 and he married Ann Green. I … Continue reading →

The Agendas for the Community Council Annual Meeting and the May meeting have been published. You will find them in the Community Council section under Cil-y-cwm in 2014. If you wish to express a view on any matter on the … Continue reading →

The bluebells are out at Dinas and are at their best now; it is definitely worth a trip up the valley to see them.  

Jane Evans, of Abercamlais, has sent in a series of photos of the village which can be found under the Oriel/Gallery menu heading.