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This is YOUR Resolven District News, run on behalf of the community by Resolven District News Group Let us know what’s happening in your church, your chapel, your club, your society, your school, your street.
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Editor (Anita)
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Remembering the 1970's 'TAFFSCRUM' by John and Caryl Rees
'TAFFSCRUM' Welsh rugby figures
'Taffscrum' the brainchild of Caryl and John Rees, won a design award trophy in a Mid Wales Giftware Competition, after Caryl saw the competition advertised in 'Studio Magazine'. They were among 13 runners…
More re John Rees
A reaction to our recent article - ‘Illustrated Memories by John Rees’
It is always good to get positive feedback from articles on the RDN, Resolven Village website and it was particularly gratifying for the Editor to receive the following…
Jack_Walkaholic-Walking the Wild Wales Coast: A Solo Journey from Borth to Abersoch
Continuing my journey along the captivating Wales Coast Path, this leg took me from the charming town of Borth to the bustling seaside resort of Abersoch. With unpredictable weather and challenging terrain, the path offered a mix of breathtaking…
Resolfen History Society October Meeting Report
A large and enthusiastic audience attended this month’s meeting which featured the acting skills of Deborah John. The theme for the evening was the three night blitz which Swansea endured during February 1941. In a remarkable performance…
Illustrated Memories by John Rees
The following are cartoon-like illustrated memories of the Resolven Village Seniors Group outings - 'Cornish Safari' in 2003 and The Isle of Man in 2004 which were organised by the late Mrs Mair Arnold.
They were remembered fondly in drawings…