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Caerau ward covers

Caerau is a former mining village in south Wales, located around 2 miles to the north of Maesteg in the Llynfi Valley, and is part of Bridgend County Borough. The township grew rapidly after the opening of Caerau Collieryin 1890. The colliery consisted of three shafts (North, South and No. 3 Pits) and employed 2,400 men at its peak in the early 1920s. The mine closed in 1977.

Caerau has primary and nursery schools within the village. The old Caerau primary was over 100 years old when it was closed, and was destroyed by arson while the brand new Caerau Primary was being built. The new Caerau Primary School is a state-of-the-art "Eco Building" constructed from eco-friendly materials, there is also a complex ultra high efficiency heating system within the building.

If you are unable to contact myself, please contact my colleague PCSO Natalie Phillips on mobile 07825 403990


Officer
I am the Caerau ward contact:
PCSO Rachel Bargery
Telephone: 07805301500
Email: Rachel.Bargery@south-wales.pnn.police.uk
Address: Maesteg Police Station Commercial Street Maesteg CF34 9HJ

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Next PACT meeting is...

Date:
10/06/2013
Venue:
Noddfa Chapel, Monday at 6pm
Summary:


[ See PACT meeting details ]
PACT Projects

To view information on a PACT Project click the link. The current PACT Projects are:

OPeration TEMPLE
Youth annoyance and underage drinking in Caerau
ASB in Caerau
Asb operation currently running in Caerau to target hotspot areas where youths gather,

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