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	In May 2012 a local gay couple won a million pounds on a lottery.<ref>http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/2012/05/24/merthyr-tydfil-couple-become-millionaires-after-euromillions-raffle-win-91466-31038963/ ''Wales Online'' 24 May 2012</ref>		In May 2012 a local gay couple won a million pounds on a lottery.<ref>http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/2012/05/24/merthyr-tydfil-couple-become-millionaires-after-euromillions-raffle-win-91466-31038963/ ''Wales Online'' 24 May 2012</ref>

			The [[Visible]] project was founded in 2013.

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	There was a Merthyr Tydfil [[CHE]] ~~group~~ at one time.		There was a [[Merthyr Tydfil CHE Group]] at one time.

	In 1979 Merthyr Crown Court heard that a former councillor and ex-magistrate had indecently assaulted a 25-year-old store manager after turning his car on to a mountain road.<ref>http://lgbtec.org.uk/merthyr-tydfil [[LGBT Excellence Centre]], quoting the ''South Wales Echo'', 07 November 1979</ref>		In 1979 Merthyr Crown Court heard that a former councillor and ex-magistrate had indecently assaulted a 25-year-old store manager after turning his car on to a mountain road.<ref>http://lgbtec.org.uk/merthyr-tydfil [[LGBT Excellence Centre]], quoting the ''South Wales Echo'', 07 November 1979</ref>

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	'''Merthyr Tydfil''' (Welsh: ''Merthyr Tudful'') is a town in South [[Wales]]. It is the main town in the county borough of Merthyr Tydfil, which is now a unitary authority, but treated for ceremonial purposes as part of the preserved county of [[Mid Glamorgan]]. In the 19th century the growth of the local ironworks led to a great expansion of the town until it became for a time the most populous town in Wales.		[[File:Wales Merthyr Tydfil locator map.svg\|thumb\|Location of Merthyr Tydfil borough within Wales]]'''Merthyr Tydfil''' (Welsh: ''Merthyr Tudful'') is a town in South [[Wales]]. It is the main town in the county borough of Merthyr Tydfil, which is now a unitary authority, but treated for ceremonial purposes as part of the preserved county of [[Mid Glamorgan]]. In the 19th century the growth of the local ironworks led to a great expansion of the town until it became for a time the most populous town in Wales.

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'''Merthyr Tydfil''' (Welsh: ''Merthyr Tudful'') is a town in South [[Wales]]. It is the main town in the county borough of Merthyr Tydfil, which is now a unitary authority, but treated for ceremonial purposes as part of the preserved county of [[Mid Glamorgan]]. In the 19th century the growth of the local ironworks led to a great expansion of the town until it became for a time the most populous town in Wales.

==LGBT history==

There was a Merthyr Tydfil [[CHE]] group at one time.

In 1979 Merthyr Crown Court heard that a former councillor and ex-magistrate had indecently assaulted a 25-year-old store manager after turning his car on to a mountain road.<ref>http://lgbtec.org.uk/merthyr-tydfil [[LGBT Excellence Centre]], quoting the ''South Wales Echo'', 07 November 1979</ref>

The [[Merthyr Tydfil LGB Group]] was launched in 2008.<ref>http://www.stonewallcymru.org.uk/cymru/english/at_home/across_wales/south_east_wales/merthyr_lgb_project/default.asp</ref>

In May 2012 a local gay couple won a million pounds on a lottery.<ref>http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/2012/05/24/merthyr-tydfil-couple-become-millionaires-after-euromillions-raffle-win-91466-31038963/ ''Wales Online'' 24 May 2012</ref>

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