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11:56am Wednesday 30th May 2007

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This week we visit an area in the old borough of Islwyn.

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KenRead, Canada says...
12:39pm Sun 3 Jun 07

I left Wales 35 yrs ago,I read the Argus every day on line.I was in insurance 20 yrs collecting payments from people that lived in all the area's that you have shown in your old photo's, I used to live in lower dock st, my ex worked in the London House, I was born in pill 1929 & have good memories of the past ,Keep up the good work, K,Read.

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