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Site plan Camp on Cefn Blewog

Camp on Cefn Blewog

A Camp rather less than a mile east of Llanafan School, is built on the 1,000ft. contour rising to 1,036ft.…

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Posted on: August 27, 2019 Last updated on: August 23, 2019 Comments: 0 Written by: admin

YMUNWCH Â’R GYMDEITHAS HEDDIW

Mae’r Gymdeithas yn croesawu aelodau newydd, o Geredigion a thu hwnt.

Y tanysgrifiad blynyddol yw £10 am unigolyn, £12 am aelodaeth deuluol, i’w dalu ar 1 Ionawr bob blwyddyn. Argymhellir talu drwy Archeb Banc.

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Mae llawer o wefannau ar gael a fydd o ddiddordeb a ddefnydd i’r rhai sy’n ymddiddori yn hanes Ceredigion.

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RCAHMW – Heritage of Wales News

Unveiling the Fourth Monumental Welsh Women: Margaret Haig Thomas, later Lady Rhondda
Yesterday, Thursday, 26 September 2024 , saw the unveiling of the much-anticipated fourth statue by Monumental Welsh Women. This statue, in honour of suffragette campaigner, Margaret Haig Thomas, later Lady Rhondda, is situated on the Millenium Walk, Newport city centre, at the Rodney Road end of the Millenium Bridge. The statue was unveiled by relatives […]

CBHC – Newyddion Treftadaeth Cymru

Dadorchuddio Pedwerydd Cerflun Monumental Welsh Women: Margaret Haig Thomas, yr Arglwyddes Rhondda yn ddiweddarach
Ddoe, Dydd Iau, 26 Medi 2024, oedd diwrnod dadorchuddio hir-ddisgwyliedig y pedwerydd cerflun gan Monumental Welsh Women. Comisiynwyd y cerflun yma i anrhydeddu’r ymgyrchydd swffragét, Margaret Haig Thomas, yr Arglwyddes Rhondda yn ddiweddarach, ac mai wedi ei lleoli ar Lwybr y Mileniwm, canol dinas Casnewydd, ochr Heol Rodney o Bont y Mileniwm. Dadorchuddiwyd y gofeb […]

CEREDIGION HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Annual General Meeting and Lecture 2023
Ken Murphy, Dyfed Archaeological Trust ‘Recent archaeological discoveries at Pendinas Iron Age Hillfort, Aberystwyth’ Council Chamber, The National Library of… Continue reading “Annual General Meeting and Lecture 2023”…

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Cyfarfod Cyffredinol Blynyddol a Darlith 2023
Ken Murphy, Ymddiriedolaeth Archaeolegol Dyfed ‘Recent archaeological discoveries at Pendinas Iron Age Hillfort, Aberystwyth’ Ystafell y Cyngor, Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru… Continue reading “Cyfarfod Cyffredinol Blynyddol a Darlith 2023”…

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