Talk:Vale of Glamorgan
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[edit] Dyffryn Morgannwg
So... I grew up in the Vale and went to a Welsh primary school there and never heard this phrase once. It was always "Bro Morgannwg". A quick Google check concurs: 260,000 approximate hits for "bro" versus 84 for "dyffryn". I've changed the Welsh translation based on this. Vashti 11:17, 14 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] town-twinning
A town-twinning between Rheinfelden, Germany and Vale of Glamorgan has been established in 1968. Please add this. Thank you.
