Libanus
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Date: 2008
Libanus see Lebanon , mountain range.
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Villages threatened if small schools close.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales); 7/18/2002; 377 words;
... Wales are under threat. Trecastle and Libanus primary schools, near Brecon, have been ... the community will die.'' Trecastle and Libanus schools stand at the foot of the Brecon ... estimates show that for the next academic year Libanus and Trecastle will have just 20 and 19 ...
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Mountain centre fair.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales); 11/27/2001; 28 words;
LIBANUS Mountain Centre's craft fair will take place on December 8 and 9 at the National Park head office car park in Brecon, between 10am and 4.30pm, and not as previously advertised.
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Spirits soar sky-high as Brecon Mountain Centre reopens; BRECON BEACONS: Return to something nearer normality is welcome but foot-and-mouth worries remain.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales); 11/5/2001; 284 words;
... reopening of its popular Mountain Centre. The visitor centre at Libanus had been closed since the onset of the foot-and-mouth crisis ... paths. All areas west of the A470 between Merthyr Tydfil and Libanus road are now open except for restricted farmland. The Central ...
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New battle looms over chapel site
South Wales Evening Post; 9/21/2007; Ben Wright; 294 words;
... in less than a year for the derelict Libanus Road building. Grandmother Sheila Richards, who lives next door to the Libanus Chapel, says she is worried about the ... request to convert the 106-year-old Libanus Chapel into 24 one-bedroom flats back ...
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&type=1 "Daily Post (Liverpool, England)")
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WALES: Chapel keeps roof over bats' heads; Tiny mammal rules the roost in old building.(News)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England); 5/3/2007; 316 words;
... an important bat roost with the help of a substantial grant. Libanus chapel in Ganllwyd near Dol-gellau has been on the National ... Eryri. erylcrump@dailypost.co.uk CAPTION(S): Re-roofing work at Libanus chapel, Ganllwyd (above left), has been carried out in a way ...
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round UP: Bats housed in chapel roof; FARM & COUNTRY.(News)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England); 5/10/2007; 44 words;
BUILDERS installing a new roof on Libanus chapel in Ganllwyd, near Dolgellau, included new roosting habitats for 320 lesser horseshoe bats. Work at the chapel, a SSSI and SAC, was made possible by grant from the Rhaglen Tir Eryri conservation scheme - one of 25 bat projects it funds.
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Around Wales: Powys.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales); 2/20/2002; 63 words;
... foot-andmouth crisis last May. John Albert James of Woodlands, Forest Lodge in Libanus appeared before Brecon magistrates after sheep strayed on to the A4215 near Libanus, in an area designated as infected. He was fined pounds 150 and told to pay ...
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End war.(Letters)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England); 11/5/2001; 114 words;
THE representatives of the Arfon Congregational Churches which recently met at Libanus chapel, Bontnewydd, resolved that, while we express our deepest regret at the loss of life following the terrorist attacks in the ...
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Brecon Fayre.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales); 8/20/2002; 62 words;
THE Brecon Beacons Summer Fayre takes place this Bank Holiday weekend, at the National Park Visitor Centre in Libanus. The weekend, a firm favourite with visitors and locals alike, will be a vibrant celebration of Welsh arts, crafts, food and drink ...
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Summer fair.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales); 8/15/2002; 106 words;
BRECON Beacons Summer Fayre takes place on the Bank Holiday, at the National Park Visitor Centre in Libanus, from Saturday, August 24 to Monday, August 26. The weekend, a firm favourite with visitors and locals alike, will be a vibrant ...
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Around Wales: Caerphilly.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales); 2/22/2002; 69 words;
... MAJOR road junction improvement and traffic calming scheme at Libanus, near Blackwood town centre, has been given the go-ahead ... work involving the creation of a one-way system in front of Libanus Primary School will come into effect on Sunday.
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Grants for estate.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales); 4/2/2002; 53 words;
... housing estate is to switch from council ownership to housing association control under a new deal to renovate Treherbert's Mount Libanus. Under the deal, the estate will receive a substantial package of grants from the National Assembly to improve living conditions ...
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&type=1 "South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)")
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Parents fight plans.(News)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales); 11/20/2006; 53 words;
... alcohol rehabilitation clinic are claiming they are not being consulted. The clinic in Highbury House, Blackwood, close to Libanus Primary, has been agreed in principle, but a final decision has been deferred. A Caerphilly council spokesman said no decision ...
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Bridleroute first for the Beacons.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales); 9/21/2004; 335 words;
... Bridleroute to travel through the Brecon Beacons National Park was recently launched at the National Park Visitors' Centre, Libanus. The route is called The Three Rivers Ride and starts at Tidbach in Worcestershire, enters Hereford at Wolverflow, crosses ...
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Country and farming: Double success.(News)
Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales); 12/3/2002; 59 words;
... two of his Welsh Black cattle picked up awards at the Royal Smithfield Show. National Trust tenant, Mr Morris who farms at Libanus, saw his heifer take the reserve championship in the Queen's Cup, while his steer was reserve champion in the senior pure bred ...
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