What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Menywod Ffatri Argaau’r Goron (WW1 / WW2) Gwnaeth y menywod a oedd yn gweithio yma beryglu eu bywydau yn enw rhyddid Women of Royal Ordnance Factory (WW1 / WW2) Women working here (‘canary girls’) risked their lives in the cause of freedom Recorded plaque organisation: Pembrey and Burry Port Heritage Group.
Women who worked at the Royal Ordnance Factory during WWI and WWII, known as 'canary girls,' risked their health and lives producing ammunition, contributing crucially to the war effort in the name of freedom.
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