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Box Contents Extent Dates 1 Papers of Dilys Box Contents Extent Dates 1 Papers of Dilys Jackson, including: material concerning various projects, the Betws Action Group, HLF ? ? funding, Groundwork's "Arts Access" Arts for All lottery grant, project minutes and work plans 1 Papers concerning the arts in Wales, & the work of Dilys Jackson; also includes the report "Heritage on 1 bundle 2000-2001 the Celtic Trail: A Pilot Study for Sustrans & the South and West Wales Consortia", 2000. 2 Papers concerning Ogmore Valley Park Cae Du Play area 2 files 1995 2 Papers relating to the Bridgend calendar 2002 1 file 2002 2 Papers concerning promotional postcard and calendar production 1 file 2001-2003 2 Cuttings on Groundwork projects and art in Wales, design ideas and information on environmental artists; 1 file ? includes images of Tondu ironworks restoration 2 1996 and 1999 Groundwork calendars 2 files 1995, 1998 3 Papers concerning Ogmore Valley Parkway Access Improvements 2 files 1995-1996 3 Papers concerning Ogmore Valley Park: additional planting 2 files 1995-1998 3 Papers concerning Ogmore Valley Community Parkway: includes paperwork relating to the preparation 1 bundle 1993 and completion of the project, as well as site drawings 3 Papers concerning Ogmore Valley Community Route: footbridges 1 file 1995-1996 3 Papers concerning Ogmore Valley Community Parkway: maintenance 1 file 1994-1997 3 Papers concerning RMC Greenlink: a programme which involves linking schools with local businesses in 3 files 2002-2003 order for them to work jointly on issues of recycling, re-use and reduction. 3 Papers concerning the Garw Valley Art Group 2 files ? 3 Papers concerning Ogmore Valley Park Brick Benches 1 file 1997-1998 4 Papers concerning Penllwyngwent Industrial Estate "Waste to Woodland" Scheme 1 file 1995-1996 4 Papers concerning Ogmore Valley Community Route: Implementation 1 file 1995-1997 4 Papers concerning Ogmore Valley Community Route: Phase 4 1 file 1993-1998 4 Papers concerning Porthcawl Portway phase 2: maintenance 1 file 1994-1997 4 Papers concerning KP Structures "Brightsite" Green Park Development, Talbot Green 1 file 1995-1996 4 Papers concerning Brightsites 1995/96 - landscaping of business environments 1 file 1995-1996 4 Papers concerning Brightsites 1996/97 - landscaping of business environments 1 file 1996-1997 5 Papers concerning school projects 1 file 2003 5 Correspodence and papers concering projects, including the Garw Green Guide and the Strategy for 1 bundle 1997-1998 Environmental Improvement in the Garw Valley 5 Papers concerning the Neath Port Talbot Arts Forum 1 envelope 2003-2003 5 Papers concerning youth inclusion projects 1 file 2002 5 Papers concerning Groundwork's Arts Advisory Group 1 file 2001 5 Papers concerning Groundwork Bridgend launch at Bryngarw House 1 file 1997 5 Papers concerning Grouwdwork's Arts Regeneration Programme in Wales 1 file 2001 6 Papers concerning the Bridgend Arts Network/Forum 1 file 2002 6 Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council Cultural services Strategy 1 bundle 2003 6 Papers concerning Sandfields Greening Initiative 1 file 1998-2001 6 Papers concerning Bridgend town centre enhancement scheme, including CDs & floppies 1 file 2003 6 Papers & publications concerning Bridgend Millennium Tile project 1 file 2001 6 Papers concerning tile carvin at the House of Commons 1 file 1998 7 Papers concerning Maesteg Welfare Park 3 files 1995-1997 7 British Steel Brightsites Project: Port Talbot Workshops 1 bundle 1996-1997 7 Papers concerning Blaencaerau Improvements phase 2 & Caerau Park Environmental Improvements 1 bundle 1995-1996 phase 1 & 2 8 Papers concerning Blaencaerau Improvements phase 2 & Caerau Park Environmental Improvements 1 box 1995-1996 phase 1: Health & Safety 9 The Tondu Ironworks Newsletter (pub. By Groudwork) Issues 1-9 9 volumes 2003-2006 9 Groundwork Annual Report 1999-2000 1 volume 2000 9 Groundwork Annual Report 2006-2007 1 volume 2007 9 Groundwork Review 1989-1998 1 volume 1998 9 Groundwork News Autumn 2001 1 volume 2001 9 Groundwork News Spring 2001 1 volume 2001 9 Leaflet about Parc Tondu, Bridgend 1 leaflet 2007 9 Groundwork leaflets 2002, 2003 and 2004 3 leaflets 2002-2004 9 Groundwork organisational chart 1 item Oct-96 9 Papers concerning Blaencaerau Improvements phase 1: Playground 1 file 1995-2002 9 Papers concerning Blaencaerau "Wasteland to Woodland" project 1 file 1995-1997 9 Papers concerning Caerau Park Environmental Improvements phase 1: Playground 1 file 1995-1998 10 Photographs, negatives and slides of projects including: Aberkenfig Nature Park; Tondu Industrial 1 box 1990s Heritage Site; the Environment Centre at Tondu; Betws Walk; Ogmore Valley Community Route; plus images of other projects involving local schools, artworks and reference images 11 Photographs, negatives and slides of projects including: Aberkenfig Nature Park; Tondu Industrial 1 box 1990s Heritage Site; the Environment Centre at Tondu; Betws Walk; Ogmore Valley Community Route; plus images of other projects involving local schools, artworks and reference images 12 Photographs, negatives and slides of projects including: Aberkenfig Nature Park; Tondu Industrial 1 box 1990s Heritage Site; the Environment Centre at Tondu; Betws Walk; Ogmore Valley Community Route; plus images of other projects involving local schools, artworks and reference images 12 Garw Valley Information Folder, containing collected reference material on local people, places and 1 file ? culture; compiled by Mrs Felicity Michaelides) 12 "Go See the Garw Valley" visitor map 2 items 12 "An Industrial Survey of the Ogwr Fawr Valley" by Menai Richards, 1947 - typed copy 1 item 12 "The Ogmore Valley 1995" - a report by Dilys Jackson & Lisa Eales 1 item 1995 12 Collected material on mining in the Garw Valley, including images and copies of reference material 1 file 13 Papers concerning Llangeinor Village Improvement Works 1 file 1999-2001 13 Photographs relating to Garw Valley Green Strategy 1 bundle c1998 14 Papers concerning Groundwork art projects 1 bundle 1990s-2001 14 Garw Green Guide 1 volume (2 copies) c1998 14 Papers concerning the redevelopment of Parc Tondu, Bridgend 1 leaflet 2001 14 Annual Report by Maureen O'Kane & Heather Parnell, Groundwork artists in residence 1 volume 1999 14 Papers concerning proposed Garw Valley mining monument 1 file 1999 14 Papers concerning the school fish brick carving project 1 file 1995 14 Papers concerning Ogmore Valley projects 1 file 1995 15 Papers concerning Maesteg Wefare Park 2 files c1996 15 Papers concerning art projecst in the Natymoel and Fronwen areas 4 files 1990s 15 Newspaper cuttings on the preservation of historica artefacts and buildings 1 file 1990s 15 Papers concerning Llynfi Valley Regeneration Strategy SDS Capital Bid 1 file 1998-1999 15 Cardiff City Centre Strategy 1997-2001 1 leaflet c1996 15 Papers concerning "Post Office - Investors in the Community" projects 1 file 1995-1997 15 Publications and cuttings concerning art in the environment 1 file c1995-1996 16 Photographs of various projects 1 box 1990s 17 Papers concerning the Bridgend Millennium Tile Project 1 box 1998 18 Papers concerning Arts Council of Wales "Arts for All" Lottery Project 1 bundle c2001 18 Files concerning European funding for projects in South Wales, including at Maesteg, Merthyr, Cynon, 1 bundle (8 files) 1990s Ogmore Valley, St Brides Major 19 Papers concerning various artists working with Groundwork, including CVs, portfolio material, etc. 1 bundle c2001 19 Groundwork environmental art projects calendar 1 item 1996 19 Garw Valley Through Artists' Eyes calendar 1 item 2000 19 Arts Society of Bridgend County Borugh calendar 1 item 2000 19 Floppy disks & CD with images (from Dilys Jackson's papers) 1990s 19 4 VHS tapes re. projects 1990s 20 Many slides showing various projects 1 box 1990s 21 Papers & photographs concerning the carving of tiles for the Bridgend Millennium Tile Project; these files 1 box 1990s are arranged by schools taking part within cluster groups, and include lists of those pupils contributing and photgraphs of the activities. Clusters involved: Pencoed, Bryntirion, Maesteg, Ynysawdre, Cynffig, Brynteg, Archbishop McGrath, Ogmore and Porthcawl. 22 Papers & photographs concerning the carving of tiles for the Bridgend Millennium Tile Project; these files 1 box 1990s are arranged by schools taking part within cluster groups, and include lists of those pupils contributing and photgraphs of the activities. Clusters involved: Pencoed, Bryntirion, Maesteg, Ynysawdre, Cynffig, Brynteg, Archbishop McGrath, Ogmore and Porthcawl. D521/1 Papers concerning the Upper Llynfi Valley Visitor Map; inlcudes original artwork and reference materials 1 bundle c2001 .
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