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The walks are designed to be accessible to all. The tow paths along the Neath and Tennant Canals offer a great opportunity for those of us who prefer a gentler pace and an even surface.  The National Trust volunteer community walk leaders will enrich the walks by sharing snippets of local history along the way.  The walks should take around 1 hour - beginning and ending at the NT Aberdulais site.

Are you looking for exercise, company and conversation? Join us for a weekly, gentle stroll along the canal.

Walk With Us -  Aberdulais Well-being walks

Despite a frenzy of workhouse building across the United Kingdom after the changes, it took the Swansea Board of Poor Law Guardians almost 30 years before it erected a new workhouse, a building that was promptly dubbed “The Pauper Palace” by the local Press.
Bernard will explain how you could get into the Swansea Workhouse and how you could get out of it, as well as looking at the food provided, the disciplinary regime, the tasks of work to be performed by the inmates and the education of pauper children.

Based on his 2003 book, “Swansea and the Workhouse”,  local historian Bernard Lewis will outline the major changes that were made to the Poor Law during the 1830s. Was the workhouse really a Pauper Palace?

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