Kenfig / Cynffig - The Complete History (A Welsh Heritage Project)

As a child I lived in Whitchurch on the outskirts of Cardiff. My father used to take us to Kenfig

Hi Emma I was back in London by 1943 having lived at No.37 Pwllygath Street for just over two years.

The Kenfig website is fully back up & running after some routine maintenance & sadly some

The Kenfig.org website is temporary offline due to maintenance. The site will be back up &

Dear Rob Thank you for this explanation. I am interested because as you can see My Surname is

WEBSITE MILESTONE 2010 WEBSITE STATISTICS DATE: Tuesday 13 July, 2010 The Kenfig.org website has

GAMBO RACE - web page update (www.kenfig.org.uk/gamborace/) THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY ANNUAL GAMBO RACE

IMPORTANT NOTICE Visiting Sker House Sker House is now Privately owned. The new owners of the

The last posting on this newsgroup was SPAM It was not sent by the administrator - Rob Bowen It has

Seasons Greetings from Kenfig.org Local Community Group The Kenfig.org website has just reached

Blown Away - Scarweather offshore Windfarm, Porthcawl Offshore Windfarm 'Scrapped' - Plans

Hi Rob, Thank you for the update. Sad to say, I had to unsubscribe not only for myself but my 5 yr

The National Library of Wales - Welsh Wills online - Diocese of Llandaff 1568-1857 (Parish of Kenfig)

Hi Alun Nice to hear from you. None of the names you mention mean anything to me although I might

The Kenfig.org website will be documenting the Annual Gambo Race 2009 as per normal. We shall be at

Thanks for this I will be complaining to the Welsh assembly > Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2008 05:46:06 -0700

Photos of the 2008 Annual Cricket Match can be located on the Kenfig.org website: www.kenfig.org.uk/

G'day, No idea - my connection with Kenfig Hill is through marraige. I do have cousins there and

Programme of Events 2008 at Kenfig NNR In association with the Management at Kenfig National Nature

The Kenfig Website is run as a community heritage project We are documenting the entire history of

Shipwrecks known to have occurred along the South Wales coastline between Margam and Nash Point from

www.kenfig.org.uk / www.cynffig.org.uk A community heritage website - formally recognised by The