Here you go, Zeity. You could get involved in this:
Turning copper into gold
Swansea University chosen as Hafod copper site partner
copper ---> electronics.
These heritage affairs always have heavily-subsided workshops / retail outlets on site. Waddya fancy making / doing / selling? How about those easy-to-make kits you get in Maplins and solar-powered stuff and eco-friendly electronics like they sell at the Centre for Alternative Technology in Machynlleth.
You could get shed-loads of funding for a small business like that.
Get it established, then employ someone to run the shop. Job's a good 'un.
Turning copper into gold
THE development of a historic industrial area into a world heritage tourism destination could be a step closer. The Hafod Copperworks site close to Swansea’s River Tawe-side Liberty Stadium contains 12 Grade II listed buildings and structures.
Swansea's Hafod Copperworks site is made up of more than 12 acres of land close to the River Tawe, the Liberty Stadium and the Parc Morfa retail park
Swansea University has been named the city council's preferred development partner for the historic Hafod Copperworks site.
Swansea University has been named the city council's preferred development partner for the historic Hafod Copperworks site.
These heritage affairs always have heavily-subsided workshops / retail outlets on site. Waddya fancy making / doing / selling? How about those easy-to-make kits you get in Maplins and solar-powered stuff and eco-friendly electronics like they sell at the Centre for Alternative Technology in Machynlleth.
You could get shed-loads of funding for a small business like that.
Get it established, then employ someone to run the shop. Job's a good 'un.
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