All posing for the cameras at their last web design class in TRAC, Pontypool. From left to right: Malcom Bann of Cwmbran Photographic Society, Eric Jones of Torfaen Camcorder Club, Mike Samuel of Blaenavon Bowls Club and Geoff Rees of Pontypool Cycling Club.

Geoff Rees of Pontypool Cycling Club attended Dreamweaver and Fireworks classes at TRAC in Pontypool. After some trials and tribulations he successfully got his website up at running. See all the latest news and results fromn the club plus a full history section at www.pontypoolcycling.co.uk

Malcom Bann, one of the most hardworking members of our project, joined us with the idea of creating a website for his local photographic society. He successfully did so and you can now see his website at www.cwmbranphotosoc.org.uk. Take a look at the impressive photogallery!

Steve Evans from the Disability Advice Project has created a fully accessible website. He has proved himself quite a IT wizz and is our only student that has attempted to delve into the realms of Cascading Style Sheets. See his website at www.dapwales.co.uk

Glyn and Rob posing in the sun outside Blaenafon Community Heritage and Cordell Museum. Find out all about the history and heritage of Blaenafon by visiting the museum and their website at www.blaenafonheritagemuseum.org.uk

Eric from Torfaen Camcorder Club and Malcom of Cwmbran Photographic Society, discussing the finer points of digital imaging in TRAC, Pontypool.

Warren Lewis of East Gwent Genealogy Research Agency (Eggra) smiling for the camera in TRAC, Pontypool. Warren created a website for Eggra, an organisation that offers expert help with family history searches in the Eastern Valley of Gwent. See the website at www.eggra.co.uk

Shirley Evans receiving her certificate at the Civic Celebration of Achievement. Shirley received the award for her efforts in designing the website for Torfaen Women's Aid.

Website tutor, Sian Westcombe, teaching students in Torfaen Resource and Activity Centre in Pontypool.