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Swansea Bay HB Rates Swansea Bay HB Rates Property Name Location Postcode Contact Number Email Site Main Contact Person Job Title Site Responsible Person Job Title Hospitals 1 Cefn Coed Hospital, Waunarlwydd Rd, Cockett SA2 0GH Janet Williams Janet Williams 2 Garngoch Hospital Hospital Road SA4 4LH Jill Luckwell Jill Luckwell 3 Gorseinon Hospital Brynawel Road SA4 4UU 01792 704180 [email protected] Clare James/Chris Pettifer Lead Nurse/Site Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 4 Morriston Hospital Morriston, Swansea SA6 6NL Deb Lewis Deb Lewis 5 Neath Port Talbot Hospital Baglan Way SA12 7BX Brian Owens Brian Owens 6 Singleton Hospital Sketty Lane SA2 8QA Jan Worthing Jan Worthing 7 Tonna Hospital Tonna Uchaf, Neath SA11 3LJ Petrina Thomas Petrina Thomas 8 Blaengwynfi Health Centre Western Terrace, Blaengwynfi, Port Talbot SA13 3YE 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 9 Bonymaen Clinic Caernarvon Way, Winch Wen, Swansea SA1 7HJ 01792 517979 [email protected] Sharon Davies/Charmaine Flowers Senior Nurse/Business Support Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 10 Central Clinic 21 Orchard Street Swansea SA1 5AG 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker / Edward Twigg (Mental Health)Estates Manager / Service Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 11 Cimla Hospital Bwlch Road SA11 3BU 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 12 Cwmavon Health Centre Penllyn, Cwmavon, Port Talbot SA12 9PY 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 13 Cwmbwrla Clinic Caebricks Road, Manselton, Swansea SA5 8NS 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 14 Cymmer Health Centre Station Approach Rd, Cymmer, port Talbot SA13 3HR 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 15 Dyfed Road Health Centre 7606 Neath SA11 3AN 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 16 Glyncorrwg Health Centre Waun Avenue, Glyncorrwg, Port Talbot SA13 3DP 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 17 Glynneath Health Centre Addoldy Rd, Glynneath, Neath SA11 5DU Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 18 Gwaun Cae Gurwen New Rd, Gwaun Cae Gurwen SA18 1SU 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 19 Morriston Clinic Sway Road, Morriston SA6 6HS 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 20 Murton Green Clinic Murton Green, Gower SA3 3AR 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 21 Norton Villa Clinic West Cross Avenue, West Cross, Swansea SA3 5DA 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 22 Penclawdd Health Centre Sea View, Swansea SA4 3YF 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 23 Phillips Parade Swansea SA1 4JL Laurie Higgs Head of Health & Safety Laurie Higgs Head of Health & Safety 24 Pontardulais Clinic Dulais Road, Pontardulais, Swansea SA4 8RH 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 25 Resolven Health Centre Ynysfach Avenue, Resolven, Neath SA11 4LH Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 26 Ystalyfera Clinic Tirbach Road, Ystalyfera SA9 2HX 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 27 Forge Centre MHRC Forge Rd, Port Talbot SA13 1PA Donna Sharp Donna Sharp 28 Orchard Centre Richards Place, Swansea SA51 5DR Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 29 Ty Einon Princess Street, Gorseinon, Swansea SA4 4US [email protected] George Twigg George Twigg 30 Ty Garngoch Hospital Road SA4 4LH Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 31 Westfa & Offices Phillips Parade SA1 4JL Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 32 Ty Garngoch Hospital (Alzheimers Rm F17) Hospital Road SA4 4LH Dai Roberts/Senior Nurse/Manager 33 Laundry Nantyffin Road, Llansamlet, Swansea SA7 9RD Jo Jones/Senior Manager Jo Jones/Senior Manager 34 One Talbot Gateway Ground Fl & pt 1st Seaway Parade, Port Talbot} SA12 7BT Pam Wenger Pam Wenger 35 Bryn Afon Oakland Terrace, Ferndale CF43 4UD Denise Broomfield Denise Broomfield 36 Dan Y Bont Waterhall Road, Kenfig Hill CF33 6HD David Martin Lloyd David Martin Lloyd 37 Hafod y Wennol Hensol, Pendoylan, Cowbridge CF72 8YS Denise Broomfield Denise Broomfield 38 Lletty Newydd Velindre Road, Cardiff CF14 2TG Diane Grey Diane Grey 39 Llwyneryr 151 Clasemont Road, Morriston, Swansea SA6 6AH David Martin Lloyd David Martin Lloyd 40 Dan y Deri 151 Clasemont Road, Morriston, Swansea SA6 6AH David Martin Lloyd David Martin Lloyd 41 Meadow Court Duffryn Terrace, Tonyrefail CF39 8HB Denise Broomfield Denise Broomfield 42 Swn-yr-Afon Brynteg, Seven Sisters, Neath SA10 9ET David Martin Lloyd David Martin Lloyd 43 The Laurel 36a Cowbridge Road West, Ely Cardiff CF5 5BS Diane Grey Diane Grey 44 The Briary 36a Cowbridge Road West, Ely Cardiff CF5 5BS Diane Grey Diane Grey 45 Ty Garth Newydd Heol Draw, Church Village CF38 1UH David Martin Lloyd David Martin Lloyd 46 Ty Penfro 67a Pembroke Road, Canton Cardiff CF5 1QQ Diane Grey Diane Grey 47 Dulais Valley PCC Nant Y Cafan, Dulais Rd, Seven Sisters, Neath SA10 9EU 07989212271 [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager Health Centres/Clinics 48 Alfred Street PCC [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 49 BEACON CENTRE FOR Health Langdon Road, Swansea SA1 8QY [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 50 Briton Ferry Health centre GF Brunel Way, Briton Ferry SA11 3FP [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 51 Brynhyfryd PCC F01 HV & Dietitians 499 Llangyfelach Road Brynhyfryd SA5 9EA SA5 9EA [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 52 Cwmllynfell GP 4 Gwilym Road Cwmllynfell SA9 2GH [email protected] Hayley Blyth Practice Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 53 Pontardawe PCC Tawe Terrace, Pontardawe, Swansea SA8 4HA [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 54 Porthcawl PCC Mametz Road Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 55 PTRC Moor Rd, Baglan Industrial Park, Port Talbot SA12 7BJ [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 56 Surgery (Aunt Ivy's) 22 Mill Street,Gowerton, Swansea SA4 3ED Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 57 Vale of Neath Medical Centre Glynneath Road, Glynneath SA11 5AT [email protected] Jonathan Parker Estates Manager Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager Mental Health Others 58 1 Ffordd Yr hen Gae Bocam Park, Pencoed, Bridgend CF35 5LJ Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 59 43 The Parade Roath, Cardiff CF24 3AB Dai Roberts/Senior Nurse/Manager 60 Unit 10 Phoenix Centre Paradise Park, Powys Avenue, Swansea SA1 6PH Hilary Dover/Senior Nurse/Manager 61 Unit 22 Aberafan Rd, Baglan Industrial Park, Port Talbot SA12 7DJ Sue Jones Assistant Director operations - Estates Des Keighan Assistant Director operations - Estates 62 Unit 32 Aberafan Rd, Baglan Industrial Park, Port Talbot SA12 7DJ Des Keighan Assistant Director operations - Estates Des Keighan Assistant Director operations - Estates Learning Disabilities 63 Rowan House Cowbridge Road West,Ely, Cardiff CF5 5XE Diane Grey Diane Grey 64 Unit 3 Cowbridge Court Cowbridge Road West,Ely, Cardiff CF5 5BS Dai Roberts/Senior Nurse/Manager 65 Unit 4 - 5 Sbectrwm The Old School, Bwlch Road, Fairwater, Cardiff CF5 3EF Dai Roberts/Senior Nurse/Manager 66 Rooms at Ambito Sully Day Opportunities Hayes Road, Sully, Vale of Glamorgan CF64 5SE Dai Roberts/Senior Nurse/Manager 67 Velindre Lodge Velindre Rd, Whitchurch, Cardiff CF14 2TG Dai Roberts/Senior Nurse/Manager TOTALS.
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