When and where we meet
We meet on the 2nd Monday of each month at Greenmeadow Golf & Country Club Treherbert Road Croesyceiliog Cwmbran South Wales. NP44 2BZ
We are a group of women based the Newport, Gwent and Monmouth are from many different walks of life. Our members have a variety of interests and enjoy working together to achieve our goals with fun and friendship.
Our members are proactive, ingenious, passionate, energetic and are looking to give back to their community. We give our time for free and fit project activities around our busy lifestyles.
We undertake a range of local and international projects. For more details see below. One of our many projects is to provide support our local hospital, and in 2020 we donated a cherry tree to be planted in their hospital garden.
Contact us here to become a member, offer support on one of our projects or interested in partnering with us?
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Current projects
Click here to see the wide range of projects we are currently undertaking along with an outline of some of our completed projects.
Club programme
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Executive Team
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Club history
Our Club was chartered in 1980 and we celebrated our 40th anniversary in 2020. The founder members of the club felt that our insignia should reflect the past and present history of the Torfaen Valley. This was a time of great change in the industrial fortunes of South Wales. The coalmines were closing and the steelworks contracting. The members wanted to show that the heavy industry workers would not be forgotten, Panteg Steel Works was approached to provide the stainless steel. The Management of the works kindly offered to make and donate the insignia. The base of the ‘gong’ is made of stainless steel. The black circle represents the coal industry. On this is the engraved stainless steel bearing the name of the Club. The illustration is a depiction of the valley, the Afon Llwyd, and the mountains over which is an illustration of a crow which is the symbol of the New Town – “Cwm’” being valley and “bran” crow.