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“Firebreak” Lockdown
The Committee would like to let everyone know that after yesterday’s announcement about Wales going into “Firebreak” lockdown on Friday 23rd October at 6:00pm, the Welsh National and... Read More
Senghenydd Remembered – Memorial Service 14th October 2020 Facebook Live
This year we were unable to hold our usual annual memorial service to remember the men and boys who lost their lives in the Universal Colliery disasters of 1901 & 1913. Due to the worldwide pandem... Read More
Senghenydd Remembered – Facebook Live memorial service
This year due to COVID-19 restrictions we will be unable to invite members of the public to our memorial service for the Universal Colliery disasters. The committee alone will hold this and invite YOU... Read More
Aber Valley Heritage Museum & National Mining Memorial Garden temporarily closed
Due to the ongoing situation caused by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Aber Valley Heritage Group has decided that in the interest of health and safety of both volunteers and visitors that the mu... Read More
Letters from World War 1
Aber Valley Heritage has recently obtained letters written by William Bate who was serving in France and had lived at 23 Caerphilly Road, Senghenydd to his best friend Bert Baldwin, 7 Ilan Road, Abert... Read More
Final week for Windsor Memorial Tile Sponsorship
If anyone who worked at the Windsor Colliery (or their families) would like to pay £100 to have their name inserted on the bottom tile of the new memorial, you have until next Friday 24th October to ... Read More
Last man in the Universal Colliery
Heritage was recently contacted by a gentleman who explained that he was the last man in the Universal Colliery in Senghenydd. Intrigued by this message we immediately contacted him – it ... Read More
Memorial Service
A memorial service for the miners that lost their lives in Universal Colliery disasters of 1901 and 1913 will take place on Monday 14th October 2019. It will take place at the National Mining Memorial... Read More