Welcome to The Official Dyffryn Nantlle Website

 
 
 
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The Nantlle Valley from the summit of Bwlch Mawr, by Eric Jones

Welcome to nantlle.com - the website created by a group of local people for the benefit of Dyffryn Nantlle and its residents. In addition to keeping the history of Dyffryn Nantlle alive - the site also aims to share information about local activities, resources and businesses.

Local Businesses:

Promote your business and benefit your local community at the same time by advertising on the Official Dyffryn Nantlle website.

There are three packages available:

£12 per year

  • A listing in the Business Directory - your business' details in the directory including a link to your website if you have one

    £25 per year

  • Sponsor a page a banner incorporating your logo and information about your business along the bottom of one page of the website, as well as a listing in the business directory

    £60 per year

  • Your own mini website on www.nantlle.com full details about your business / logo / images, etc. A complete one page website for your business as well as a listing in the business directory

Contact us for further details

Everyone:

Any advertisements concerning businesses, services or any forthcoming events in Dyffryn Nantlle are welcomed at all times. You are also welcome to contribute to the website, so send your stories and photographs to nantlle.com in order to share them with the world.

The Nantlle Valley from the summit of Snowdon (circa 1900)

Two quarrymen working in one of the Nantlle Valley's slate quarries (circa 1900)

Three quarrymen working in one of the Nantlle Valley's slate quarries (circa 1890)

Three quarrymen working in one of the Nantlle Valley's slate quarries (circa 1890)

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