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Stalwart of village community retires after 40 years helping to transform derelict mill

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From her first involvement she went on to run what became the Llangedwyn Mill & Craft Centre along with the Antur Tanat Cain Charity based at the mill in the Tanat Valley near Oswestry.

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Stalwart of village community retires after 40 years helping to transform derelict mill

From her first involvement she went on to run what became the Llangedwyn Mill & Craft Centre along with the Antur Tanat Cain Charity based at the mill in the Tanat Valley near Oswestry.

2 years ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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