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Bournville play park nearing completion Aberfest 08
set to go!
Next Partnership Board meeting
Thursday 26th June 2008
Learning Action Centre Adjacent to Abertillery Comprehensive School
5.45pm.
Members of the public are very welcome to attend
The latest edition of CALON is now downloadable
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Communities First
Trust Fund |
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Does your organisation require funding
for its activities? The Communities First Trust Fund could help...
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GAVO training |
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The Gwent Association of Voluntary
Organisations (GAVO) offers free training for community groups...
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Cwmtillery Ward is a geographically quite widespread ward covering the
northern part of the urban area of Abertillery. On its north-eastern
borders is the second highest point in the old county of Gwent, Mynydd
Coity, at 1905 feet. Within it,
the settlements to the west in the Ebbw Fach valley are Arael View,
Bournville and Rose Heyworth, those in Cwm Tyleri
(Tillery valley) to the east are Cwmtillery,
Pen-y-bont and Valley View, whilst covering the
lower slopes of the mountain between them (Mynydd James) is
Blaenau Gwent. |
