http://www.mumblesmatters.org.uk Mumbles Development Trust Mon, 14 Sep 2009 14:45:23 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en http://www.mumblesmatters.org.uk/?p=536 At Mayals Primary School Open every school holiday 9am til 5pm ever week day For more information, click on the link below, wait a few seconds for download (broadband only – 56k modem somewhat slower) and then, if you wish, select ‘Print’ from the File menu. You will need at least the free ... http://www.mumblesmatters.org.uk/?p=535 September 2009 to May 2010 Programme Meetings 7.40 p.m. on the dates listed. At the Major Hall, Ostreme Centre, Newton Road, Mumbles Thursday 17th September 2009 A JOURNEY, LLYN Y FAN FACH TO LLYN Y FAN FAWR The history, standing stones, myths & legends of this remote area ... http://www.mumblesmatters.org.uk/?p=534 On Tuesday 25 August, a final get-together tea-party was held for all the volunteers who have stewarded the displays at Ty Hanes Mumbles Local History Centre in Dunns Lane over the past eight years. There were twenty-five attendees. Regrettably, the centre, which was run as a partnership between Mumbles Development Trust ... http://www.mumblesmatters.org.uk/?p=533 Mumbles Local History Centre at Ty Hanes 4, Dunns Lane, Mumbles, Swansea, SA3 4AA 01792 520540 / 361012 It is with regret that we announce that Mumbles Local History Centre at Ty Hanes will close on Saturday 29th August. Mumbles Development Trust has found that grants have become difficult to obtain and in ... http://www.mumblesmatters.org.uk/?p=532 Have you heard the latest? Great news, a new car park has just opened on the old British Legion site. It charges 60p an hour £1.20 for 2 hours etc, and £3 for all day. http://www.mumblesmatters.org.uk/?p=531 For the July 2009 Mumbles Village Diary, click on the link below, wait a few seconds for download (broadband only – 56k modem somewhat slower) and then select ‘Print’ from the File menu. You will need at least the free Acrobat Reader to view the diary (available from http://www.freesoftwarehq.net/acrobat/). Click here ... http://www.mumblesmatters.org.uk/?p=527 This year’s event was outstanding and a real coup for Swansea… It is this type of event which can give the city the cultural profile it needs in these difficult times. (Phil Roberts, Corporate Director [Regeneration and Housing], City & County of Swansea) Was the fifth Mostly Jazz & Blues festival artistically the ... http://www.mumblesmatters.org.uk/?p=526 An iconic four-star spa hotel and piazza is at the centre of a new development vision for the waterfront village of Mumbles. The hotel would be built to the highest design standards, providing a vibrant and a modern building at Oystermouth Square. It would take full advantage of its location on the ... http://www.mumblesmatters.org.uk/?p=524 This latest talk to Swansea U3A was delivered by Owain Rhys, who is the Curator of Contemporary Life at the National History Museum, St. Fagans. St Fagans, as it is popularly known, began in 1948 and is responsible for preserving all aspects of Welsh rural life and culture. It is ... http://www.mumblesmatters.org.uk/?p=523