Cimla/Glyneath areas
Sat Jul 26, 2014 3:12 pm
Matey is looking to buy house in Neath area and its been suggested to him to look at Cimla/Glyneath areas. Anyone from that area give some advice as to what the arease are like for pubs/takeaways etc cheers! 
Re: Cimla/Glyneath areas
Sat Jul 26, 2014 3:14 pm
Max Boyce lives there and his local is the rugby club 
Re: Cimla/Glyneath areas
Sat Jul 26, 2014 4:33 pm
Go for cimla.
Closer to town / railway station / m4 etc
More "classy areas", good local schools and close enough to Afan Argoed for cycling.
Avoid Glyneath - its out of the way, (15 min on the dual in to neath) irregular buses if your car is broken, no train station, very few shops, and quite a few dodgy areas. Known drug problem up there at the moment with the youth too.
Not the worst place by far - but Cimla is by far the better option.
Closer to town / railway station / m4 etc
More "classy areas", good local schools and close enough to Afan Argoed for cycling.
Avoid Glyneath - its out of the way, (15 min on the dual in to neath) irregular buses if your car is broken, no train station, very few shops, and quite a few dodgy areas. Known drug problem up there at the moment with the youth too.
Not the worst place by far - but Cimla is by far the better option.
Re: Cimla/Glyneath areas
Sat Jul 26, 2014 4:36 pm
Cimla gusher is from around that way to
Re: Cimla/Glyneath areas
Sat Jul 26, 2014 5:38 pm
Bluebird1977 wrote:Cimla gusher is from around that way to
beat me to it lol!!
Re: Cimla/Glyneath areas
Sat Jul 26, 2014 8:34 pm
Avoid cimla Used to live in cimla , soon as I moved there I couldn't wait to leave . full of jacks, used to get some nasty looks from them walking about in my city shirt never said a word to me though .
Re: Cimla/Glyneath areas
Sat Jul 26, 2014 8:45 pm
Bluebird1977 wrote:Cimla gusher is from around that way to
Re: Cimla/Glyneath areas
Sat Jul 26, 2014 9:13 pm
Dr. Robotnik wrote:Go for cimla.
Closer to town / railway station / m4 etc
More "classy areas", good local schools and close enough to Afan Argoed for cycling.
Avoid Glyneath - its out of the way, (15 min on the dual in to neath) irregular buses if your car is broken, no train station, very few shops, and quite a few dodgy areas. Known drug problem up there at the moment with the youth too.
Not the worst place by far - but Cimla is by far the better option.
Don't mention the train station
Re: Cimla/Glyneath areas
Sat Jul 26, 2014 9:24 pm
I live in cimla. The only pub is about to be demolished to make way for Tesco. The primary schools are good and the comprehensive is top notch. f**k the jacks they're all a bunch of pussies, I wear my city tops daily with pride.
Re: Cimla/Glyneath areas
Sat Jul 26, 2014 9:28 pm
jamccfc wrote:I live in cimla. The only pub is about to be demolished to make way for Tesco. The primary schools are good and the comprehensive is top notch. f**k the jacks they're all a bunch of pussies, I wear my city tops daily with pride.
Grow up ffs
Re: Cimla/Glyneath areas
Sat Jul 26, 2014 9:32 pm
Skewen is a decent place plenty of pubs & takeways has it's own train station easy access to m4
Re: Cimla/Glyneath areas
Sat Jul 26, 2014 10:20 pm
NJ73 wrote:jamccfc wrote:I live in cimla. The only pub is about to be demolished to make way for Tesco. The primary schools are good and the comprehensive is top notch. f**k the jacks they're all a bunch of pussies, I wear my city tops daily with pride.
Grow up ffs
Piss off