Cwmbran
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of Cwmbran
From Welsh Cwmbrân, equivalent to cwm “valley” + brân “(of the) crow”
Example Sentences
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Demi Edmunds, from Caldicot, Monmouthshire, died at the scene after emergency services were called to the A4042 in Cwmbran, Torfaen, on 12 February.
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After meeting at work in a toy factory in Cwmbran in the 1970s, the couple married and went on to have two daughters.
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Kristy said she was initially not overly worried when, in November 2024, a nurse at The Grange Hospital in Cwmbran thought she heard a murmur on Chester's heart, who at the time was just three days old.
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The shop owner praised the quick response of police and security staff at the M Cwmbran shopping centre, where the shop is located.
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Edwards, 33, from Cwmbran, Torfaen, had fastened into position a plastic wash bowl complete with teddy bear wrapped in a blanket to make it look like ET was sitting on the front of his own bike.
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