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Look back at Cardiff: today we take a look back at Llanrumney

We take a look back at some of the images from our archives of our Cardiff suburbs

Saffron Jenkins

Saffron Jenkins, InYourArea Community

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Look back at Cardiff: today we take a look back at Llanrumney

LOOKS BUSY: In 1962 residents of Llanrumney are pictured attending the clinic (Image: Media Wales)

We take a look back at some of the images from our archives of our Cardiff suburbs.

These bygone pictures show old houses, schools and shops – some of which are no longer standing. A snapshot in time of a still-thriving community.

Today we take a look back at Llanrumney.

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Llanrumney High school, being demolished in 2014 (Image: Rob Browne/ Media Wales)
Some of the school girls from Llanrumney who took part in their schools St David's Day celebrations in 1966 (Image: Media Wales)
Llanrumney Adventure playground pictured in February 1985 after receiving three new arrivals from Sidmouth Donkey sanctuary Devon. Picture shows donkey's Paddy (left) and Shaggy with their friend the goat being greeted by from (left), Helen Butler, assistant play leader Charles Bignell Playleader, Pam Crusher, committee member, Alan Mort, committee member, Chairman Tim Hiller and treasurer Mrs Hazel Coughlan (Image: Media Wales)

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In 1967 New Zealand rugby player Colin Meads was interviewed by local schoolgirl Angela Hounsell of Bryn Hafod Junior School, at the College ground in Llanrumney (Image: Media Wales )

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