Aberdare Celebrates Stuart Cable
Aberdare Celebrates the Life of Stuart Cable today.
A celebration of Stuart Cable’s life takes place at St Elvans Church, Church St, Aberdare at 12.00 on 21st June 2010.
Procession Starts from Richard’s Funeral Services Chapel of Rest, Harriet St. in Trecynon to Mill St.
Left at The Welsh Harp into B4725,
Continue for 1 mile to town center (Canon St).
Right at Cenotaph into Victoria Sq, bear right
Right into Church St.
Procession End:
St Elvans Church can be found directly ahead.
For Parking:
From Cardiff:
Use Dukes St Car Park or continue to Tesco roundabout,
Turn left and follow road to R’bout then continue straight over
into Gadlys Pit Car Park
Secondary Parking:
YNYS Car Park. Right off A 4059 towards
Michael Sobell Sport Centre.
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Win a Bottle of ‘Aberdare Champagne’
Win a Bottle of ‘Aberdare Champagne’! … … Where’s the best Elderflower in Aberdare ? Answers on a post card please to Aberdare Blog.Brrrr … Frosty morning for A…
Brrrr … Frosty morning for Aberdare today. Bright clear blue sky. Sun lording it over this still, fresh scene.A General Election will be hel…
A General Election will be held in the next few weeks. What are the main political issues facing the Aberdare voter today ?Cold, grey, drizzly old day in…
Cold, grey, drizzly old day in Aberdare.Cold Nose Alert in Aberdare
It’s a definite COLD NOSE ALERT in Aberdare… and cold paws too.Snow showers ‘whitening up’ Aberdare this afternoon.
Photo by Kyle Kesselring. Photo Licensed Under a Creative Commons License. See copy here.

Welsh Bloggers Make Friends
There is a goldmine of fascinating articles on Dave Raybould Welsh Bloggers website.Many different types of Welsh blogger have contributed their own perspective on blogging and the Welsh blogging scene.
A wonderfully pithy article published today by Al Iguana catches the mood of the Welsh voter
Trust in politicians has reached an all-time low. You won’t gain votes by being some anonymous person knocking on peoples doors once every four years and waving a manifesto at people: they’ve already made their minds up. You will get votes by making friends with your constituents, by engaging with them, involving yourselves in their lives – you know, old fashioned community stuff. Time and distance is a factor, of course it is, but with new media you have the tools to do this easily, conveniently, openly. All you need to is get past this “them and us” mindset. There is no them, just us. Trust and respect isn’t earned by a glossy flier, but it might be earned with an email, a tweet. And the sooner we all sit down round a table, real or virtual, and talk like adults the better Welsh politics will be.
Aberdare’s elected politicians have chosen not to blog. That is a great loss to the people of Aberdare because the blog is an ideal medium to engage and connect with constituents. Al Iguana hits the proverbial nail squarely on the head.
Glenn Gouldify a Grey Aberdare
Granted One Magic wish for Aberdare Town… imagine an outdoor concert in the middle of Aberdare town with pianist Glenn Gould.Allegro con brio. Cadenza by Canadian Pianist Glenn Gould.
Ludwig van Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major, op. 15
Dumb and Dumber in Aberdare
Don’t believe those nasty rumours that we are dumbing down Aberdare Blog content lately.
Aberdare Town as Theme Park
Imagine Aberdare Town as a Theme Park.With a Welsh Warbling Barbie Doll welcoming visitors to Town…
New Transport for Penywaun
You can’t change the weather but you can adapt and change your form of transport…
In the village of Penywaun, a few miles north of Aberdare, most of the village lanes and side-streets are snowed under making driving conditions very difficult.
That’s where four legs come in much handier than two legs or even four tyres.
Enjoy more Photos and News Stories on Penywaun Online
Penguin Parade in Aberdare
Penguins are flocking to Aberdare this week to take advantage of the unusually cold weather snap.
Aberdare Traders will be holding regular Penguin Parades along Cardiff Street, Aberdare to encourage more shoppers into the town centre.
Expect near-freezing daytime temperatures for most of next week. Dress warmly, wear wooly socks, watch for ice underfoot and don’t forget to subscribe to the Aberdare Blog Newsletter below for further Alternative Weather Forecasts.
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