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Rhydycar West – A Bold Future for Merthyr and All of Wales

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By a proud Merthyr boy with big hopes for his hometown.   Merthyr Tydfil has always been a place of strength, resilience, and community spirit. We’re a town built on coal and steel, fire and grit, and while times have changed, our passion for a better future has never faded. That’s why I, like many others, am incredibly excited about the proposed Rhydycar West project – a game - changing development that could transform not just Merthyr, but bring benefits to the whole of Wales. For too long, Merthyr has been overlooked, underfunded, and underestimated. We’ve weathered closures, job losses, and reputational knockbacks – but we’ve never lost that fierce pride. Projects like Rhydycar West give us the hope and ambition we’ve been crying out for. It’s time we had a big win. And this, in my opinion, is it.  What Is Rhydycar West. ?  If you haven’t heard yet – and you really should have – the Rhydycar West development is a massive £300 million proposal that includes: An indoo...

Welcome to the Chaos That Is My Brain (You’ve been warned)

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Right then. Let’s get one thing out the way from the off - I’m not trying to sell you anything. There’s no hidden agenda here, no secret brand deal, and I’m definitely not one of those online gurus who reckons you can make six figures by breathing differently. I’m just a Merthyr boy, born in Merthyr and raised in Abercanaid with a head full of thoughts, ideas, and general nonsense that refuses to stay quiet. This blog is basically me, shouting into the void. It’s not themed, curated, or market-tested. I’m not rich, not famous, and not trying to turn any of this into a business. I’m just a muppet with a keyboard who likes thinking about how things could be better, whether it’s the local area, the world at large, or just the queue system in Greggs. Now, full disclosure: most of my best ideas usually come while I’m doing something completely unrelated, waddling around with the dogs, trying to fix something that isn’t broken, or listening to one of the kids explain Minecraft to me for t...