RHYMNEY

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Rhymney is a renowned former iron-making and mining town. In addition to its proud industrial past, it has also a remarkable cultural heritage producing musicians and poets, the most famous of which is Idris Davies.

 

The Rhymney area referred to here in the IWN comprises the town of Rhymney itself, together with the adjacent communities of Pontlottyn and Abertysswg, as well as the village of Fochriw at the head of the parallel Darran valley. 

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The combined population is approximately 10,000.

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LOCAL WELLBEING ASSET MAPS

Click on the image to down the map as a pdf

*Note these are under regular revision (please contact us to suggest additions or amendments)

 

Many places such as community centres are still not functioning as they were due to COVID and the restrictions.

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AREA WELLBEING COLLECTIVE MEETINGS

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We are currently updating these with regard to meetings during the pandemic 

The notes below refer to pre-COVID meetings

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• Meeting report (Integrated Resource Centre) - 21 January 2020: click here​

• Meeting report (Fochriw Community Centre) - 3 March 2020: click here​

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WELLBEING BULLETIN

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Click on the image below to download the latest IWN Wellbeing e-bulletin

 

 

 

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AREA SPECIFIC INITIATIVES

Love the Park!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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This is currently being devised by a collective of services, local groups and organisations - everyone is welcome to join in. More details here

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