TRIP – BRECON MOUNTAIN RAILWAY

BRECON MOUNTAIN RAILWAY On Thursday 19th September, 21 members of Blaenau Gwent Heritage Forum met at Pant Station, home of the Brecon Mountain Railway. Following a very informative talk, by general manager Stuart Williams, members boarded the carriages (pulled by a vintage steam locomotive) and set off on a wonderfully emotive journey into the Brecon…

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Chairman

Martyn Morgan Jones Martyn became involved with the Forum thanks to his late father, Peter Morgan Jones. His enthusiasm for all aspects of history, especially regarding the area in which he lived rubbed off on him. Plus, as a Tredegar boy, with a great affection for the Valleys he wanted to maintain links with his…

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TRIP – BRECON MOUNTAIN RAILWAY

BRECON MOUNTAIN RAILWAY On Thursday 19th September, 21 members of Blaenau Gwent Heritage Forum met at Pant Station, home of the Brecon Mountain Railway. Following a very informative talk, by general manager Stuart Williams, members boarded the carriages (pulled by a vintage steam locomotive) and set off on a wonderfully emotive journey into the Brecon…

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Chairman

Martyn Morgan Jones Martyn became involved with the Forum thanks to his late father, Peter Morgan Jones. His enthusiasm for all aspects of history, especially regarding the area in which he lived rubbed off on him. Plus, as a Tredegar boy, with a great affection for the Valleys he wanted to maintain links with his…

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TRIP – BRECON MOUNTAIN RAILWAY

BRECON MOUNTAIN RAILWAY On Thursday 19th September, 21 members of Blaenau Gwent Heritage Forum met at Pant Station, home of the Brecon Mountain Railway. Following a very informative talk, by general manager Stuart Williams, members boarded the carriages (pulled by a vintage steam locomotive) and set off on a wonderfully emotive journey into the Brecon…

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Chairman

Martyn Morgan Jones Martyn became involved with the Forum thanks to his late father, Peter Morgan Jones. His enthusiasm for all aspects of history, especially regarding the area in which he lived rubbed off on him. Plus, as a Tredegar boy, with a great affection for the Valleys he wanted to maintain links with his…

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TRIP – BRECON MOUNTAIN RAILWAY

BRECON MOUNTAIN RAILWAY On Thursday 19th September, 21 members of Blaenau Gwent Heritage Forum met at Pant Station, home of the Brecon Mountain Railway. Following a very informative talk, by general manager Stuart Williams, members boarded the carriages (pulled by a vintage steam locomotive) and set off on a wonderfully emotive journey into the Brecon…

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Chairman

Martyn Morgan Jones Martyn became involved with the Forum thanks to his late father, Peter Morgan Jones. His enthusiasm for all aspects of history, especially regarding the area in which he lived rubbed off on him. Plus, as a Tredegar boy, with a great affection for the Valleys he wanted to maintain links with his…

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TRIP – BRECON MOUNTAIN RAILWAY

BRECON MOUNTAIN RAILWAY On Thursday 19th September, 21 members of Blaenau Gwent Heritage Forum met at Pant Station, home of the Brecon Mountain Railway. Following a very informative talk, by general manager Stuart Williams, members boarded the carriages (pulled by a vintage steam locomotive) and set off on a wonderfully emotive journey into the Brecon…

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Chairman

Martyn Morgan Jones Martyn became involved with the Forum thanks to his late father, Peter Morgan Jones. His enthusiasm for all aspects of history, especially regarding the area in which he lived rubbed off on him. Plus, as a Tredegar boy, with a great affection for the Valleys he wanted to maintain links with his…

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TRIP – BRECON MOUNTAIN RAILWAY

BRECON MOUNTAIN RAILWAY On Thursday 19th September, 21 members of Blaenau Gwent Heritage Forum met at Pant Station, home of the Brecon Mountain Railway. Following a very informative talk, by general manager Stuart Williams, members boarded the carriages (pulled by a vintage steam locomotive) and set off on a wonderfully emotive journey into the Brecon…

Read more

Chairman

Martyn Morgan Jones Martyn became involved with the Forum thanks to his late father, Peter Morgan Jones. His enthusiasm for all aspects of history, especially regarding the area in which he lived rubbed off on him. Plus, as a Tredegar boy, with a great affection for the Valleys he wanted to maintain links with his…

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