The War Graves of Ystradgynlais
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The Wargraves and Remembrance Graves of Ystradgynlais and District is one of four local history websites, put online by Swansea Valley researcher Val Trevallion and Wolfian Design. They are intended as a community resource, freely accessible to everyone, and are not affiliated with any other organisation. The main purpose of Ystradgynlais Wargraves is to present a detailed memorial page for each of the fallen from both world wars.
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We receive no funding from anywhere, and rely on our own resources to create these websites. Thank You to everyone who has agreed to sponsor us with paid advertising. The money will help to pay for renewal of the domains and hosting, and associating a local focus for the website should help to grow the town together.
We are continually converting our older pages to the new format, and have some great ideas for revolving adverts, so please if you do business in Ystradgynlais, or wish to target the local area, consider supporting these valuable sites, and gaining a mutual benefit.
If you would like to advertise with us and support this important venture please email webdesign@wolfianpress.com.
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Ystradgynlais - South Wales
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Simone dreamed of becoming a showbusiness star during her nights in the air raid shelter in the garden of her home in Southall, during World War Two. After joining the A.T.S. in the war, she became part of the concert party entertaining the troops, eventually joining the Windmill Theatre.
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