Rhondda Cynon Taf Council confirmed today that demolition of Maerdy Workingmen’s Hall will begin soon.
Built in 1905, the grand old building was an iconic symbol of Rhondda’s wealth based on the coalmining industry.
The local Council plan to recycle as much of the remains of the building as possible.
Several local organisations have already expressed an interest in reusing the old stone from the venue as soon as it is razed to the ground.
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The Tabernacle Chapel in Aberystwyth was demolished swiftly today.
It’s hard to believe it’s now all gone.
It seems like yesterday we were in Mill Street yakking with locals about this Chapel.
Hat tip to Dan for sharing video imagery from today’s historic scene in Aberystwyth.
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Rhondda Cynon Taf Council have received a planning application requesting permission to demolish the Globe Inn (also known for a while as the Hungry Bear).
The demolition of the building would make way for a residential development at the......
