Some lost places of Mumbles
Monday, March 31st, 2008
The online community newspaper and forum of the Mumbles Development Trust (MDT)
Tŷ Hanes Local History Centre, 4 Dunns Lane, Mumbles, Swansea SA3 4AA. Telephone: 01792 361 012
Mumbles Matters Online
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- Wendy Dear on OYSTERMOUTH HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION PROGRAMME
- Jackie on All change for the Oystermouth Square ticket office
- Carol Powell on FAREWELL VOLUNTEERS’ PARTY AT TY HANES
- Gareth Wheatley on The origins of the Gower and Mumbles dialect
- Carol Powell on Mumbles Hill – an historical perspective
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- AdastraWales.com – funding solutions, project development, document creation
- bbc/wales south west – the Mumbles page
- Ben Reynolds Consulting Ltd
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- Mumbles Local Produce Market at Food Passion
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- Mumbles.co.uk – ‘The definitive guide to Mumbles’
- Ostreme Community Centre, Mumbles – meetings, functions, concerts, exhibitions, classes
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