• Maesydderwen 1938: staff and senior pupils

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This photograph, headed Maes y dderwen County School, Ystradgynlais, 1938, shows the Headmaster, Mr W. Seth Owen, in the centre with other members of staff and a group of pupils, possibly Head Prefects or House Captains. The staff standing at the back are (left to right): Miss J.M. Thomas, Mr George Jones, Mr W.H. Parkhouse, and Miss Theda Watkins.

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  • Maesydderwen County School Ystradgynlais, teaching staff 1938

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This photograph shows all the teaching staff at Maesydderwen in 1938. Most are identified below:
Back row, left to right: Miss Theda Watkins, Miss Tribe[?], Mr W.H. Parkhouse, Mr George Jones, Mr Clive Trott (Geography), Mr Cliff Huddart (P.T.), Miss Mari Glyn Evans.
Front row, left to right: Mr Mervyn Maddock, Miss E.D. Thomas, Mr Hopkins (Physics), Miss Pugh, Mr Seth Owen (Headmaster), Mr D.H. Griffiths, Miss J.M. Thomas, Miss Gwyneth Jenkins, Mr Cyril Williams.

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  • Dyma Ni Exhibition, Ceredigion Museum

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A collection of images taken at our Mencap Ceredigion 'Dyma Ni' exhibition, held at Amgeueddfa Ceredigion Museum in Aberystwyth between 15th February 2024 and 6th April 2024.

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  • Interview with Rhodri Dixon by Paul Hunt

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Rhodri is a regional caseworker for Mencap Cymru. He works closely with Mencap Ceredigion and gives his perspective on their work and their involvement in the local community.

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  • Interview with Rick by Jan Kench

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Interview with Rick, a member of Mencap Ceredigion, a committee member, volunteer and sessional worker. Rick talks about his experiences of working with Mencap Ceredigion.

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  • Interview with Sian by Paul Hunt

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Interview with Sian talking about her experiences of volunteering for Mencap Ceredigion, supporting social groups and activities year-round.

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  • Aber Con. Interview with Rhowan and Bethan by Paul Hunt

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Rhowan and Bethan met at a comics event in Aberystwyth when Rhowan noticed Bethan was wearing an anime t-shirt. They struck up a friendship, which blossomed into the creation of 'Aber-Con'. A comics, anime and movie convention held each year in Aberystwyth.

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  • Interview with Paul Clasby by Jan Kench

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Interview with Paul Clasby, secretary of Mencap Ceredigion. Interview conducted in Llanarth. Paul and his wife are members of Mencap Ceredigion. Paul talks about his life and his involvement with Mencap.

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  • Interview with Lyndon Lloyd by Jan Kench and Bethan

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Interview with Lyndon Lloyd MBE, in Beulah, Ceredigion. Lyndon was a county councillor in Ceredigion and was involved in supporting Mencap Ceredigion over the years. Lyndon talks about his early life and upbringing; his education including studying social sciences and social work in the 1950s and placements in hospitals in Cardiff and Ely. Talks at length about his career in social working as Cardiganshire [Ceredigion] County mental health officer from 1969, his time as a county councillor and his involvement and support for Mencap Ceredigion.

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  • Interview with Jackie Minchin

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Jackie is a Special Olympian in swimming and a member of Mencap Ceredigion. Here her talk about about her history.

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