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Pontypool, town and urban area (from 2001 built-up area), Torfaen county borough, historic county of Monmouthshire (Sir Fynwy), southwestern Wales. It is situated in the valley of the Afon Lwyd (“Grey River”) and is the administrative centre of Torfaen county borough. Lying on the eastern edge of
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- daisy w. 5 contributions. great afternoon out. spent a lovely few hours around the park. modern park, cafes inside leisure centre. accesible paths that take you around.
- Pamela F. 2 contributions. Great evening in Pontypool. Cute little town. We had a gray experience at the Little Crowne Inn. They have a little pub where all the working class kind of pop in after work for a pint.
- Patricia C. Newport, UK52 contributions. Interesting. Went to the museum to view latest ark exhibition well worth a visit good display of artefacts helpful staff when asked wuestions.
- High Street Fitness. Pontypool, UK9 contributions. Folly Tower review. The precise date of construction for the tower is unknown, but it is generally thought that the original tower was built around 1765 to 1770 by John Hanbury, a local landowner and ironmaster who owned Pontypool Park.
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Pontypool consists of several smaller districts, including Abersychan, Cwmffrwdoer, Pontnewynydd, Trevethin, Penygarn, Wainfelin, Tranch, Brynwern, Pontymoile, Blaendare, Cwmynyscoy, New Inn, Griffithstown and Sebastopol.
At the intersection of the A472 (cross valley link road Usk-Treharris) and the A4042 (Abergavenny - Newport)51.6974-3.01331 Pontypool railway station (New Inn). On the Welsh Marches Line (Newport-Shrewsbury) between Cwmbran and Abergavenny(updated Dec 2016)bus 63[dead link] (Cwmbran-Pontypool-Usk-Chepstow) and bus X20[dead link] (Newport-Cwmbran-Pontypool-Abergavenny)51.7014-3.034441 Pontypool Park. 150-acre (0.61 km2) of landscaped open grassland and mixed woodland(updated Dec 2016)51.7-3.042 Pontypool Museum. industrial, social and cultural heritage and history of the Torfaen valley and Pontypool as well as collection of Pontypool & Usk Japanware, which was produced from the...51.691794-3.0216951 Metro Hotel (Best Western Pontypool), Lower Mill Field, ☏ +44 1495 750552.(updated Dec 2016)51.694747-3.0234222 Premier Inn Pontypool, Tyr'Felin, Lower Mill Field, NP4 0RH, ☏ +44 871 527 8890.(updated Dec 2016)- daisy w. 5 contributions. great afternoon out. spent a lovely few hours around the park. modern park, cafes inside leisure centre. accesible paths that take you around.
- Pamela F. 2 contributions. Great evening in Pontypool. Cute little town. We had a gray experience at the Little Crowne Inn. They have a little pub where all the working class kind of pop in after work for a pint.
- Patricia C. Newport, UK52 contributions. Interesting. Went to the museum to view latest ark exhibition well worth a visit good display of artefacts helpful staff when asked wuestions.
- High Street Fitness. Pontypool, UK9 contributions. Folly Tower review. The precise date of construction for the tower is unknown, but it is generally thought that the original tower was built around 1765 to 1770 by John Hanbury, a local landowner and ironmaster who owned Pontypool Park.
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