The worst places to live in Mid Glamorgan
We moved from Roath to Caerphilly in 2011. My husband and I had visited the town on many occasions (Christmas fairs, a wedding and a castle visit) however, I was a little concerned as it was the first time either of us had lived outside of a city. I had a few concerns (city folk […]
Read More… from Caerphilly has gone from strength to strength
So, Porth translated is “gateway”. It’s the gates to hell more like. I live in Cymmer (said ******) so you know we are off to a good start. The Rhondda (and no less Porth) is filled with ne’er-do-wells, lacking ambition of any sort. It amazes me that you will not find a single pretty girl […]
Caerphilly Central Town – Going to town in caerphilly can be a risky game if you were to bump into some ******* who would have the audacity to start giving you trouble for no reason, it may seem like a nice place to go shopping on a saturday, but saturday nights can be a good time […]
When you come to Maesteg, your **** alarm will explode! Wherever you turn, there is always a **** there, either smoking, or riding a ****** old bike. The majority of *****, come from either Caerau (a sub-town of Maesteg) or Oakwood (a council estate based in Garth, another sub-town of Maesteg). You rarely see goth’s […]
Well, what can i say? It seems the sun NEVER shines in Aberdare, it literally feels like the land time forgot. Everywhere you go you are surrounded by mountains, which gives you the feeling once you enter you will never leave. When it comes to the people in this dreary old town, you would be […]
Read More… from Aberdare, it literally feels like the land time forgot
Porthcawl.. A Sunny Seaside resort located in the heart of South Wales… Home to one of the biggest caravan parks in Europe, And a “nice, quiet lil’ town to retire in”.. Porthcawl, for many years, has been a “jewel” in the Welsh crown.. However, as we all know.. Nothing lasts forever.. A new darkness threatens […]
A once pretty market town, nestling over the river; a centre of social life for several valleys. 20 miles from the bustle of pretentious Cardiff to the east, whilst a similar distance to the west Bridgend was a less industrial alternative to Swansea. Twin-Towns “Pretty ****** City”. Time moves on and the Valley Villages, traditionally […]
Pontypridd is probably the focalpoint of **** activity in the South Wales valleys due to it being a convergence point of several valleys. The younger **** element of the area frequent a number of locations, the first of which being Ponty station, where I can personally vouch for the main steps being littered with spilt […]
A town that, over the years, has descended into a primitive mess of **** culture. A particular haunt is the ‘Argos-Peacocks-Wilkinson’ triangle, where teenage mothers with bad skin blow lambert and butler smoke merrily over their malnourished offspring and where “uberchav” grandmothers in their late thirties exchange tales of pub glassings at high volume while […]
Caerfilthy – Home of **** motorsport. **** hangouts include: 1. Motorworld – Cheapo ***** congregate to compare car bling 2. Halfords – posh ***** compare lexus lights and body kits 3. The Twyn Car park – see above 4. The lane behind the Cedar Tree – for ‘sound offs’ and year round breeding 5. The […]
