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"I remember the pretty village Lisvane, and would like to know more about it. I never see the name to check it out. Have a great day, I am originally from Cardiff - born in Ely."

David Colwill has a suggestion:

"Whilst I am sure there are many people who are qualified to answer you direct Jean, I have noted that if you go to Google search engine and type in 'Lisvane' and 'South Glamorgan' you may be pleased with the results. Good Luck."

"Reputed to have been used by the Romans and Merlin, the wells had great healing powers for eyes and limbs. The area where the wells are situated are at the foot of the Garth mountain, at the bank of the Taf.

"As we Celts were worshipers of water how have these two wells been lost in time?"

Ian Lawrence in Nottingham is an ex-resident of Taffs Well:

"When I left in 1970, the well could not be viewed as the well building was unsafe and very likely condemned. I only saw the well once when a friend and I sneaked in! There's a good web page about the history of Taffs Well -

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"There used to be a poem on display with the Chartist memorabilia in Newport Museum called 'I Believe a Man Betrayed' about John Frost. Any idea how I can track it down?"

"Are there any places or clubs where I can send my 6 year old son to join any social or sports activity in and around Newport or Cardiff?"

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"I want to find out about my grandfather who in his day was a well known top sportsman in sprint cycling. His name was Sidney (or Sydney) Jenkins. He came from south Wales but later moved to London and I believe lived in France for a while in pursuit of his career."