Ammanford
Here's a guide to some of the best sites on the net linked to Ammanford.
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Slideshow Tour of Ammanford
Ammanford town site
Want to find out what's on in Carmarthenshire? Click here to visit the
http://www.ammanfordtowncouncil.gov.uk/
Carmarthenshire County Council / Tourlink 'What's On' database, or visit our Entertainment section
Ammanford Town Council
Bi-lingual site which tells us that the area was previously known as Cross Inn. It features council minutes, events, pictures, material on the youth council, and local projects.
Website: www.ammanfordtowncouncil.gov.uk/
Ammanford Nursery School / Ysgol Feithrin Rhydaman
Bi-lingual site offering information on its policies, staff, governors, school times and other practical information. It's the first nursery in Wales to be awarded the European Green Eco-Flag and Eco-School status and there's material on that too, along with some galleries.
Website:www.meithrin.com
Ysgol Y Bedol
Information on this community school based in Cwmaman, Ammanford - details about learning and community activities. This is a bilingual site.
Website:www.ysgolybedol.co.uk
Ammanford Junior School
Excellent bilingual website for prospective parents and for parents whose children attend this junior school and special unit.
Website:www.amaniau.co.uk
Amman Valley Trotting Club
Amman Valley Trotting Club (AVTC) run a small harness racing track built on the site of two reclaimed coal waste tips in the heart of the Amman Valley at Tairgwaith. Find out more about them in their site, which was nominated by Trudy Launchbury.
Website:www.ammanvalley-trotting.co.uk
Ammanford
This site has pictures, video clips and information on the town. Interesting photos of the Miners' March in 1992. Nomination was sent in by Steve Morgan.
Website:www.Ammanford-wales.co.uk
Gwaun Cae Gurwen Brass Band
Information on the Band-y-Waun - historical and present day. Formed in 1892, it claims to be the first band in the UK to broadcast live outside of a studio in 1926. Nomination was made by Anthony Jones of Gwaun Cae Gurwen.
Website:www.gwauncaegurwenband.org.uk
Ammanford
A vast amount of detailed information is offered here on numerous topics relating to the town. The history section alone provides detailed information on the origins of the town's name, along with material on street names and details on the schools in Ammanford. As well as covering other topics.
Website:www.ammanfordtown.org.uk
Tourlink
Tourlink was formed as a joint venture by Antur Teifi and the Carmarthenshire Tourist Association (CTA), and is now managed by the CTA. It's a comprehensive site which offers invaluable information on the county for tourists and locals alike, with information on attractions, local businesses and places to stay - with lots of ideas for things to do in the Ammanford area
Website:www.tourlink.co.uk/
South Wales Guardian
Read highlights from the weekly South Wales Guardian newspaper, published in Ammanford.
Website:www.southwalesguardian.co.uk
Ammanford
This site has a selection of historic photographs of Ammanford - often these are accompanied by present day shots in the same location. There are also a small number of articles on the town.
Website:
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/grumps/community.html
Ammanford AFC
If you're a supporter of the local football team this is the site to head for. You can find out who's on the committee and read the fixture list. There's a great club history section too.
Website:http://ammanford-afc.co.uk
Amman Valley School
Amman Valley School is a bilingual secondary school for pupils age 11 - 18. The website contents include the Ofsted School Inspection Report, past school newsletters, the school calender and a gallery of photographs.
Website:www.ammanvalley.ik.org
Amman Valley Enterprise
Founded in 1987 the A.V.E. is an organization delivering services for the benefit of the community combining education and training, community business development and community-based projects.
Website:www.ammanvalleyenterprise.co.uk
Carmarthenshire County Council
Carmarthenshire County Council's site offers concise information on the services they provide, along with tourist guides, things to do and useful advice.
Website:
www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk
Tycroes online
The village of Tycroes, formerly known as the hamlet of Mynydd Bach, forms the westernmost fringe of the Amman Valley. This site includes information about the village, history, pictures, a map, material on the local rugby team, and more.
Website:www.tycroesonline.co.uk/
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