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December 9, 2013

9 December (1968) Treharne Tyres and batteries opens in Bath-house Road

By WHH ¶ Posted in industry, shops ¶ Tagged Freedom of the Borough, Lloyd George, Treharne ¶ Leave a comment

9 1968 (Mon.) Treharne Tyres and Batteries opens in Bath-house Road.
9 1918 (Mon.) Town Council decide to offer the freedom of the Borough to Lloyd George.

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