Remedial Work to start at Pontypridd Museum
Pontypridd Town Council • April 7, 2021

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We are pleased to announce that the remedial work in Pontypridd Museum will start on Monday 12th April with a completion date of Monday 26th July 2021. The Museum has unfortunately been closed since February 2020 following substantial flood damage to the ground floor caused by Storm Dennis.


All of the ground floor area will be fully refurbished with new stores, offices, community area and kitchen/café.


The allocated Council parking spaces in the car park adjacent to the Town Council Offices will be utilised by the contractors carrying out the work on the Museum therefore unfortunately there will no parking facilities available during this time.


These are very exciting times with the regeneration of Pontypridd and we very much look forward to the Museum re-opening and being a part of the future plan as the Museum plays such an important role in Pontypridd’s history and culture!


We cannot wait to welcome everyone back!



The Pontypridd Town Mayor, Councillor Loretta Tomkinson said:


“We are really pleased the remedial work in the Museum will commence shortly.  It has been a very strange and difficult year but we are looking forward to the refurbishment of the Museum and welcoming back the many visitors for them to enjoy once again!”


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