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Newsletters & Community Updates

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For more than a decade, the Clydach Heritage Centre has been recording the stories, memories, people and events that help shape our community.

The newsletters capture:

  • local history,
  • heritage projects,
  • volunteer activities,
  • photographs,
  • research discoveries
  • and memories shared by residents past and present.

Together they provide a fascinating snapshot of life in Clydach and the surrounding area.

Whether you're researching local history, revisiting old memories, or discovering the area's heritage for the first time, we hope you'll enjoy exploring our growing archive.

Explore our collection of Clydach Heritage Centre Newsletters below. Each edition contains a unique mix of local history, community stories, heritage projects, events and photographs from across Clydach and the Swansea Valley.

- Click any newsletter to read more, view highlights or download the full edition :-

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Share a Memory

Many of the stories featured in our newsletters come directly from local residents.

Do you have:

  • Old photographs of Clydach?
  • Memories of local schools, shops or workplaces?
  • Stories about the Mond, the canal or the hospital?
  • Family history connected to the area?
  • Information that could help identify people or places in historic photographs?

We would love to hear from you.

Help us preserve Clydach's history
for future generations.

  1. 📞 Request a callback (Leave a quick voicemail): 0330 111 4249
  2. 💬 Send a short message: Facebook Messenger
  3. ✉️ Use our templated email: info@clydachheritagecentre.com
  4. 📝 Use our simple form: Tick-Box Webform (on our contact page)

Could You Help Support Clydach's Local Heritage?

Every newsletter, exhibition, archive project and community event helps preserve the stories of Clydach for future generations.

If you enjoy our newsletters and resources, please consider supporting the work of the Heritage Centre through either Membership & Donations, Volunteering, or Sponsorship (if you know a business willing to sponsor or gift). - Your support (of any type) helps ensure that local history remains accessible to everyone.

Variants of Volunteering

Whether you can spare a few hours occasionally or would like to become more involved, we are always pleased to hear from people interested in supporting our work.

Some Example areas where volunteers can help :

  • Research and local history
  • Events and exhibitions
  • Photography and digitisation
  • Visitor welcome
  • Social media and communications
  • Fundraising and sponsorship
  1. 📞 Request a callback (Leave a quick voicemail): 0330 111 4249
  2. 💬 Send a short message: Facebook Messenger
  3. ✉️ Use our templated email: info@clydachheritagecentre.com
  4. 📝 Use our simple form: Tick-Box Webform (on our contact page)

Looking for Something Specific?
... or have an idea for the Newsletter?

Let us know if you're interested in a particular topic for our Newsletter, have a suggestion or simply feedback - we'd love to hear from you.

Example topics might include:

  • The Mond Nickel Company
  • Clydach Hospital
  • Swansea Canal
  • Coedgwilym Park
  • Local schools
  • Historic buildings
  • Community memories
  • Or any other idea you have.
  1. 📞 Request a callback (Leave a quick voicemail): 0330 111 4249
  2. 💬 Send a short message: Facebook Messenger
  3. ✉️ Use our templated email: info@clydachheritagecentre.com
  4. 📝 Use our simple form: Tick-Box Webform (on our contact page)

Stay Connected

Keep up to date with the latest Heritage Centre news, events and discoveries.
Follow us online (Facebook / YouTube / via Free Email Subscription) to:

  • View historic photographs
  • Discover local history
  • Learn about upcoming events
  • Read new newsletter editions
  • Support heritage projects
  • Connect with others interested in Clydach's past
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