Penarth Town Guide 2010 by Heritage Guides

PENARTH

2010-12 TOWN GUIDE

WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF PENARTH TOWN COUNCIL

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Tel: 029 2070 3581

The Spinney Holiday & Leisure Park Island View Caravan Park Seashore Grill & CafĂŠ Bar Located in the quiet hamlet of Swanbridge, Sully, near Penarth, Island View and The Spinney are both caravan parks consisting of privately owned holiday homes. The seafront setting offers splendid views of Sully Island and the Bristol Channel. For sales enquiries contact the site office on 029 2053 0012. The Seashore Grill and CafĂŠ Bar which is located on The Spinney, serves hearty breakfasts, filling lunches and traditional Sunday lunches. With its impressive coastal location and panoramic views overlooking Sully Island and the Bristol Channel, it is an ideal location to idle away the time. The Seashore grill with its newly built function room also caters for functions from weddings, birthdays and christenings to live music and social events. So why not book one of our function rooms for your event at this prestigious venue? The Seashore Grill also offers the newly opened roof garden that is the perfect place to relax, have some food, enjoy a drink and take in the views. To speak to a member of our friendly staff, contact the Seashore Grill on 029 2053 1762. www.spinneyislandview.co.uk

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Giveacar.co.uk is a social enterprise that raises money for charities by accepting donations of unwanted cars. It is a cost-free way for members of the public to donate their cars to charity, just as they might donate their clothes or furniture. Giveacar works in conjunction with the largest nationwide car recycling network to coordinate the donation of cars. Any car that is donated will either be sold in a salvage auction for its salvage value, or disposed of at an Authorised Treatment Facility (ATF). Our salvage partner guarantees a return for every car we give them - regardless of condition! Phone us now to tell us which charity you have chosen and we’ll put you in touch with one of our salvage partners:

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Also at PPP: ◗ Sports Massage & Amatsu Clare Heal 07979 723108 ◗ Podiatrist/Chiropodist Therese Niblett 079121 40013 145 Windsor Road, Penarth, CF64 1JF Tel: 02920 700493 www.penarthphysiotherapy.com

WELCOME TO PENARTH

CROESO I BENARTH

elcome to Penarth’s official Town Guide! This excellent publication, sponsored by Penarth Town Council, aims to bring you a host of information on what you can do in our town, where to go and what to see. If you are already a resident of Penarth, this guide will almost certainly point you to some activity or local business that you didn’t even know existed! Each year, the Town Council organises the exciting Summer Festival, with a busy programme of activities running over a ten-day period. With the unrivalled support of local businesses in the Penarth Chamber of Trade & Commerce, the Summer Festival is now better than ever. The Town Council has also joined with the Chamber in organising Christmas time events in the town in late November and December each year. A more recent innovation is the Penarth Youth Festival, a partnership between the Town Council, the Vale of Glamorgan Youth Service and Penarth Youth Project. This event offers a range of activities for our young people and has been widely welcomed by everyone taking part. I would also ask you to support the scores of events put on by our local clubs and organisations. You can take part in just about every sport, activity or social organisation you can imagine. All of us at Penarth Town Council hope you enjoy this community guide, and feel sure that you will want to keep it handy for future reference. Please enjoy your time in our town.

roeso i arweinlyfr swyddogol Penarth! Mae’r cyhoeddiad hwn, o dan nawdd Cyngor Tref Penarth, yn darparu ystod eang o wybodaeth am yr hyn gallwch ei wneud yn ein tref, ble i fynd a beth i’w weld. Os ydych eisoes yn byw ym Mhenarth, mae’r arweinlyfr hwn yn sicr o ddangos i chi ryw weithgaredd neu fusnes lleol nad oeddech hyd yn oed yn gwybod am ei fodolaeth! Bob blwyddyn, mae Cyngor y Dref yn trefnu’r Wyl Haf a chanddi raglen lawn o weithgareddau a ddigwydd dros gyfnod o ddeng niwrnod. A chyda ni gefnogaeth ddigymar busnesau lleol Siambr Fasnach Penarth, mae’r Wyl hyd yn oed yn well byth. Mae Cyngor y Dref hefyd yn cydweithio gyda’r Siambr i drefnu digwyddiadau yn y dref yn ystod mis Tachwedd hwyr a Rhagfyr bob blwyddyn. Yn fwy diweddar, sefydlwyd Gwyl ˆ Ieuenctid Penarth sydd yn bartneriaeth rhwng Cyngor y Dref, Gwasanaeth Ieuenctid Bro Morgannwg a Prosiect Ieuenctid Penarth. Mae’r digwyddiad hwn yn cynnig ystod o weithgareddau at ein pobl ifanc ac eisoes derbyniodd groeso brwd gan bawb a gymer ran. Hoffwn ofyn i chi hefyd gefnogi’r digwyddiadau lu a lwyfannir gan ein clybiau a sefydliadau lleol. Gallwch gymryd ran mewn bron pob camp, gweithgaredd neu sefydliad cymdeithasol a fynnoch. Mae pob un ohonom yng Nghyngor y Dref yn ffyddiog y byddwch chi’n gwerthfawrogi’r arweinlyfr hwn a chyfeirio ato yn gyson. Mwynhewch eich amser yn ein tref.

Cllr Anthony Ernest, Chairman of Leisure & Amenities Committee

CONTENTS

Overview of the town...................7 History.....................................9-10 Arts in Penarth............................10 Buildings.....................................11 The Penarth Town Guide has been produced on behalf of Penarth Town Council by Heritage Guides ©2010. This publication is copyright and may not be used reproduced, copied or transmitted in any form in part or in whole without the prior permission

Y Cyng Anthony Ernest, Cadeirydd y Pwyllgor Hamdden a Chyfleusterau

Green spaces...............................13 People....................................14-15 Town Council..............................16 Waterfront/seafront....................17 Contacts: local services..........19-22

Contacts: clubs & societies.....22-26 Map of the Vale of Glamorgan....26 Map A: Centre and Cogan......28-29 Map B: Lower Penarth............30-31 Index of streets...........................32

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For an efficient and friendly service in respect of all your legal requirements. J. A. Hughes Solicitors 7 Bradenham Place Penarth CF64 2AG T 029 2070 2449 F 029 20701983 Offices also in Cardiff & Barry

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OVERVIEW

THE BEAR FACES TWO WAYS

enarth seems to face two ways at once: it is both one of the most sought after commuter towns surrounding Cardiff, close enough to enjoy the facilities of the metropolis and sharing access to the Cardiff Bay artificial lagoon, at the same time as being an upmarket coastal resort fiercely guarding its independence from the Welsh capital. This duality is reflected in its administrative status: for local government, it is part of the county of the Vale of Glamorgan but the political constituency is that of Cardiff South and Penarth (once held by former Prime Minister James Callaghan). It is bounded by Cardiff Bay in the north, the sea in the south east and the open countryside of the Vale of Glamorgan in the west. The town has a Town Council which took over some of the assets of the former Penarth Urban District Council when that was abolished in 1974 to make way for the Vale of Glamorgan District Council (now the unitary authority of the Vale of Glamorgan). The population is just over 23,000, making it easily the second biggest town in the Vale after Barry. Penarth has always been the home of choice for Cardiff’s top brass, ever since its great villas started appearing in the 19th century, although the north side has had its areas of housing blight, now in the process of being redeveloped. The town acquired its own waterside apartment quarter in 1987 when the old Penarth dock area was redeveloped as the new marina. Being at the foot of Penarth Head, this area was relatively isolated until recently: now there is a new pedestrian and cycle bridge over the Ely River,

Alexandra Park, the jewel in the crown of Wales’ “Garden by the Sea’; below, the Penarth coat of arms

dubbed Pont y Werin (the people’s bridge), connecting the Marina directly with the facilities of Cardiff Sports Village and completing the 6.5 mile Cardiff Bay circular walk; meanwhile an experimental bus service will operate from the Marina up to Penarth centre from this summer (2010). The town has never forgotten its role as a coastal resort: it is to be hoped that efforts to gain funding for the renovation of the pier pavilion will be successful and that other elements of the front will be developed in a way fitting of the “Garden by the Sea”.

WHAT’S IN A NAME?

he town’s name has been the subject of some speculation over the years. It was commonly assumed to mean “bear’s head” (from the Welsh elements “pen”, head, and “arth”, bear), an assumption that led to the design of the new Penarth civic insignia in the late 1890s to include a bear’s head and a further two bears standing either side. However, “pennarth” (with the stress on the first syllable) is an obsolete Welsh word for a promontary, probably deriving from the elements “pen y garth” or “hilltop”, and it is now thought this is the more likely origin (and was indeed the reason why the local Welsh medium school adopted the name “Pen-y-garth”). The bear remains, however, a familiar and distinctive symbol for the town.

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HISTORY

THE HEADLAND THAT GOT AHEAD

SIGNS OF THE TIMES

T Photograph courtesy of Vale of Glamorgan Council

Penarth Pier; and, below, St Augustine’s Church, paid for by Lady Windsor

enarth’s exposed headland must have been a convenient look-out point in ancient times, but perhaps a little inhospitable as a place of permanent residence. The beach faced away from the prevailing western winds, but there is no natural harbour as such and the steep valley down which the Dingle stream flowed would have been difficult to climb. We know the Romans landed goods at the natural harbour formed by Barry Island further down the coast where they built a supply depot, but we have to venture a mile inland to Llandough to find evidence of a Roman villa near Penarth. In later centuries, there was a Celtic monastery around that same spot. After the Norman invasion, an Augustinian priory was established on Penarth Head itself and the surrounding manor lands given to the priory for its maintenance. There are few ancient buildings

in the area, probably because the population, chiefly agrarian or engaged in fishing, was so sparse. However, St Peter’s Church at Old Cogan Hall (on the Dinas Powys side of the town) may date from as early as 1180, about 100 years after the Norman invasion of Wales. The oldest extant house in the area is Cogan Pill House (the so called “Baron’s Court” restaurant) at the Cogan Spur junction which dates from 1554. In the 18th century, long after the Church had been divested of much of its possessions, the manor, along with St Fagan’s Castle in Cardiff, came through marriage into the hands of the Earl of Plymouth, the 7th Baron Windsor, a descendent of Baron Windsor of Stanwell in Buckinghamshire. The population of the Manor of Penarth by 1803 was a 

he Windsor name and others associated with it crop up on street signs all over the town. The family owned the lands of the manor and developed the town. There is no blood link with the royal Windsors, although the family did also take its name from the Windsor in Berkshire, having come over with William the Conqueror. An Andrew Windsor was knighted at the Battle of the Spurs in France in 1513 and inherited the manor of Stanwell in Middlesex. He was later forced to give the manor up to Henry VIII, being awarded lands in Worcestershire in exchange. A descendent of his became Lord Lieutenant of Worcestershire and Governor of Jamaica and was created Earl of Plymouth. His grandson was made Lord Lieutenant of Glamorganshire. By this time, the Windsor family also had estates in Shropshire. In the 17th century, a female of the line married a Hickman from Surrey. The Windsor name and fortune were continued in the early 19th century by another female member, Lady Harriett, who married a descendent of Robert Clive (that is, ‘Clive of India’, whose victories included those at Plassey and Arcot). The family seat was St Fagan’s Castle which the Windsor’s had acquired, along with their lands at Penarth, when Other (a form of the name Otho) Windsor married a daughter of the Lewis family.

HISTORY

WHERE ARTS FIND A HOME

lways a retreat from the industrial hubbub of Cardiff, Penarth has developed into a haven for the arts. The Paget Rooms have provided a concert and theatre facility since 1906 (except for a brief period in the 1930s as a cinema). They were built on land leased from the Windsor Estate and named after Alberta Paget whom the Earl of Plymouth had married in 1883. The building is Grade II listed. Penarth Urban District Council acquired it in the 1950s and then it was transferred to the new Penarth Town Council. It was here in the 1970s that Welsh band ‘Man’ recorded its cult album “Live at the Padget [sic] Rooms, Penarth” and Tom Jones gave one of his last performances before moving to the US. The Washington Gallery was built in Art Deco style in the 1930s specifically as a cinema when the medium was at its height. Now an arts centre, it is run by a not for

profit organisation, Penarth Arts & Crafts Ltd, which is also leading a project to re-open the pier pavilion as a museum and heritage centre. James Pyke Thompson was a 19th century corn merchant and a keen art collector. He built the Turner House Gallery in 1888, named after the painter J M Turner, in order to allow the public to view his collection. Thompson’s family gave the gallery to the National

Museum of Wales in 1921 and it was used for some time to display some of their collection. It is now used by Ffotogallery, the organisation in Wales promoting the photographic arts.

 mere 72. Lord Bute built his first dock to export Valleys coal in Cardiff in 1839, but even as late as 1851 Penarth is still recorded as having only 24 houses and a population of 105. But now the Windsor family could see the potential of coal exports and by 1865 had built a docks based around Cogan Pill, a tidal creek at the mouth of the River Ely. They were not to be disappointed by its performance. At the height of the industry in 1913, over 4.5 million tons of coal were exported from Penarth docks in that one year. The Windsors were jealous of their source of wealth: they also owned Barry Island, and refused to allow a rival docks to

be established there until 1884, fearing it would deprive them of business. A flourishing docks needed a town to house its workers. The town first developed north of Windsor Road along the ridge top and centred around the junction of Arcot Road and High Street with many of the first shops on Glebe Street. It was only later towards the end of the century, as Penarth became gentrified and the grander houses of professionals and managers appeared on the flat plain to the south, that the centre of gravity was pulled out of sight of the docks towards Windsor Road, the seafront and railway station. By 1901, the population had

risen to 14,228. A number of small limestone quarries were dug across the town to produce building materials both for Penarth itself and rapidly expanding Cardiff. Examples are Belle Vue Park, Cwrty-Vil playing fields and the former Billybanks estate. The railway line to Penarth, was opened by the Taff Vale Railway Company in 1878. With the railway came an influx of holidaymakers and Penarth’s role as a coastal resort took off. In an effort to maintain the town’s gentrified air, the Windsor Estates Office sought to discourage those they called “the rabble from the hills”.

Turner House Gallery; below, the Paget Rooms.

BUILDINGS

VICTORIAN SPLENDOURS The polychromatic interior of St Augustine’s; top left, the library; bottom left, Trinity Methodist Church.

enarth is considered to have some of the finest Victorian architecture in South Wales, much of it constructed with local limestone and brick made of marl mined in Cogan. In 1972, a large part of the town was designated as a conservation area and there have been a number of extensions and adjustments to the area since then. By 1993, there were 38 listed buildings and structures in the town. These range from St Augustine’s Church down to letter boxes.

t Augustine’s is not the only impressive 19th century church in a town with more than its fair share of such buildings. The casual observer could be forgiven for assuming Trinity Methodist Church on Stanwell Road (pictured above) to be the Parish Church because of its size and traditional Anglican design, enforced, it appears, by the Anglican landowners. It was designed by Cardiff architects Jones, Richards and Budgen.

t Augustine’s Church stands where there was an Augustinian religious community established on Penarth head some time after the Norman invasion. The church that stood here in 1865 was demolished to make way for a new and larger church financed by the Baroness Windsor. The new church was designed by the Gothic revival architect William Butterfield who was apparently asked by the Admiralty to retain the design of a saddle-back roof on the tower because this had become a

well-known seamark for sailors. The top of the 90-foot high tower is a total of 320 feet above sea level. The church is designated a Grade I listed building and is considered one of Butterfield’s most important buildings in Wales. The interior is notable for its polychromatic brick-work. There is a medieval cross inside the church which once stood in the churchyard and is badly weathered. The grave of Joseph Parry, composer of ‘Myfanwy’, is in the churchyard.

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GREEN SPACES

THE GARDEN BY THE SEA

enarth well deserves its soubriquet “the garden by the sea”: over the years delightful public green spaces have been created throughout the town. The long and narrow Windsor Gardens were laid out in 1884 to take advantage of the south-east facing sea front. There was an admission charge until the Earl of Plymouth gave the grounds to the public in 1932. The jewel at the centre of Penarth’s green crown is Alexandra Park, created in 1902 and named after the wife of King Edward VII. It includes an aviary. Belle Vue Park was created out of a former quarry. It has been awarded the coveted national Green Flag Award for four years running for its cleanliness, safety and good maintenance. Penarth Head open space, around 200 feet above sea level, is one among a number of pieces of land donated for the recreation of the public by the Windsor family. In good weather, walkers get excellent views of the Severn bridges near Chepstow and the Somerset and Devon coast. To the left are

good views of Cardiff Bay and the Barrage. In the open sea beyond the Barrage, is the Cefn-y-wrach sandbank where a sponsored charity fooball match was played in 1984. In the distrance to the right is Lavernock Point, the southern limit of Penarth Bay and the place where, in 1897, Guglielmo Marconi send the first radio message across to the island of Flat Holm, ushering in a new age of communication with the words “Are you ready?” A linear park called The Railway Walk has recently been developed along the old railway line from Penarth Station as far as Cosmeston and there are plans to extend the walk as far as Sully. For many years, visitors and residents alike have enjoyed strolling along the cliff walk which is now part of the Vale of Glamorgan coastal path. Most of Cosmeston Lakes Country Park is also within the community of Penarth. The lakes themselves were once limestone quarries. The country park includes a variety of habitats in over 100 hectares of land and water. Some 46ha have been designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest in recognition of their rare and diverse plant and animal species. The park also contains the Medieval Village project, a reconstruction of a 14th century village on its original site.

The Cliff Walk; inset, Windsor Gardens

PENARTH’S ITALIAN GARDENS

he idea for a sea front garden at Penarth came from Constance Maillard, who was the first female chairperson of Penarth Urban District Council (1924-25). The garden was laid out according to plans drawn up by Ursula Thompson, the first female gardener to graduate from Kew Gardens. She took the classical gardens she had worked on restoring in Italy as her inspiration. The gardens opened in 1926 and were first named ‘Beach Rock Gardens’. The current name only caught on later. Plants include palm trees and a fig tree. There is a plaque in the garden commemorating a visit to Penarth by Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales in October 1991.

PEOPLE

PENARTH PEOPLE

France to English parents and spent most of his life in that country, although he was never naturalised. During his stay in the Cardiff area he married his partner. He moved on later to the Gower where he produced at least another eleven oils. (Pictured: “The Bristol Channel from Penarth”.)

CENTRAL TIME

he pillar clock on the town centre roundabout was erected in 1987 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Penarth Rotary Club. The Golden Jubilee Clock was presented to the townspeople to mark the close relationship of the club with the town and was funded by public subscription. Penarth Town Council is now responsible for its maintenance., and holds a bound book of subscribers.

Dr Joseph Parry’s (1841-1903) most famous compositions are the part-song ‘Myfanwy’ and the hymn tune ‘Aberystwyth’, but he also wrote a variety of chamber, orchestral and choral music. He was the first professor of music at University College, Aberystwyth, founded a private school of music in Swansea and ended his career in the music department of University College, Cardiff. He lived in Penarth and is buried in St Augustine’s churchyard.

TOWN TRAILS

he Penarth Society and the Town Council have developed a series of twelve town trails providing a fascinating insight into local landmarks and historical facts. They will shortly be available for download from the Town Council website.

FALL OF BANKS

long-awaited part of the town’s regeneration now underway is the redevelopment of the notorious “Billybanks” 1960s derelict housing estate above the docks. The estate was demolished this year (2010) and the new development will include a proportion of affordable housing.

Alfred Sisley (1839-1899) spent a brief four weeks in lodgings in Penarth in 1897, but this Impressionist painter who mainly concentrated on landscapes is forever connected with the town where he produced at least six oil paintings of the sea and cliffs. One of these, “The Cliff at Penarth, Evening, Low Tide”, is in the National Museum, Cardiff. Sisley was born in

Saunders Lewis (1893-1985) was a writer, political activist and campaigner for the Welsh language, but his reputation now chiefly rests on his dramatic works. He is widely considered to be the greatest dramatist in Welsh of the last century and to be of international standing. He was born in Wallasey on the Wirral and in 1922 became a Welsh lecturer at University College, Swansea. He was nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1970. He lived in Penarth towards the end of his life and is buried in Penarth Cemetery. Penarth seems to attract great athletes. Colin Jackson, who lives in the town, was three times world champion in the 110 metre hurdles, won a silver medal at the Olympics and remains the 60 metre hurdles world record holder. Tanni GreyThompson, who has won a total of 16 medals in the Paralympic Games, including eleven golds, in wheelchair races over 100m-800m, was educated in the town, as was the swimmer David Davies (pictured below) who won the silver medal in the men’s 10km open water marathon in the Beijing Olympics and bronze in the 2005 Athens Olympics for the 1,500 metres freestyle.

PEOPLE Wing Commanger Guy Gibson (1918-1944) led the Royal Air Foce’s 617 Squadron on Operation Chastise during the Second World War, the so called “Dam Busters” raid, which destroyed two dams in the Ruhr area of Germany in 1943. His connection with Penarth dates from 1940-43 when he and his wife lived with her parents in their house on Archer Road. He had met their daughter, Eve Moore, at a party

in Coventry in 1939. The bouncing bombs used in the Dambuster Raids required great skill to deploy and at great risk to the airmen involved. The dams were subsequently repaired but took valuable forces away from the front for their protection. Gibson died in 1944 when his de Havilland Mosquito crashed in Holland.

Sir Edward Youde (1924-1986) was Governor of Hong Kong from 1982 until his death. He was born in Penarth. During his time in the office, Britain and China signed the Joint Declaration which included provision for the territory to be handed back to China in 1997 after 156 years as a British colony. He was widely admired for his erudition and pleasant manner. A fund was established in his honour after his death to provide scholarships for Hong Kong people to undertake research.

PENARTH PIER PLAQUES

Mark a special occasion or commemorate a loved one with an engraved plaque on Penarth Pier. Small plaques cost £25 while large ones cost £60. To find out more, please call 01446 704748 or go online at www.visitthevale.com

TOWN COUNCIL

AT YOUR SERVICE

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West House, home of the Town Council

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enarth Town Council serves and represents the town at local level. The Council consists of 16 elected members who determine the policies that are carried out through a team of staff headed by the Town Clerk. The Town Council is responsible for Penarth Cemetery, the Paget Rooms, the Kymin, several leisure garden sites, open spaces and features as well as the Council offices and grounds at West House. It organises the Penarth Summer Festival and Christmas activities including the Christmas street

enarth has recently become a member of the Cittaslow network of over 140 towns in 20 countries that have adopted a set of common goals and principles to enhance the quality of life, both for residents and visitors.

decorations. In addition the Council plays an important representational role by presenting a local viewpoint on a wide range of issues affecting the town. The Paget Rooms is an all purpose public hall for hire for shows, concerts, dances, receptions, exhibitions, coffee mornings etc. Set in approximately 4 acres of ground, the Kymin is a meeting place for clubs and organisations which can be hired for a variety of activities including receptions and children’s parties. Combining in its name the Italian word for town, ‘città’, and English ‘slow’, the concept originated in Italy. Each Cittaslow town commits to working towards a set of over 50 goals and principles that aim to improve its quality of life. They aim to support local businesses, foster local traditions, protect the environment, welcome visitors and encourage active participation in community life.

he transformation of Penarth’s disused dock area into a brand-new residential and leisure marina quarter in 1987 set the tone for the wider development of Cardiff Bay which followed, impelled on further by the eventual completion of the Barrage. The coal trade had finally disappeared from Penarth Dock in the 1950s; up to 1965 the Royal Navy used it for mothballing destroyers and frigates. Later, it suffered the ignominy of being used as a rubbish dump. Penarth Marina consists of around 400 yacht berths surrounded by waterside homes and boatyards. The former doublesector lock gates which once opened onto the Severn Estuary (accessible only at high tide) now let boats into Cardiff Bay at any time. Access to the estuary is via the lock gates of the Barrage. Cardiff Bay covers about 200 hectares and is fed by the rivers Taff and Ely. This freshwater lagoon was created by the Cardiff Bay Barrage (pictured above), a 1.1km long embankment linking Penarth to Cardiff docks. The Barrage received Royal Assent in 1993 and was completed in 1999 at a cost of £120m. It incorporates locks, bridges, sluice gates and a fish pass. The Barrage Embankment has been landscaped to create a linear park stretching across the mouth of Cardiff Bay.

WATERFRONT / SEAFRONT

PIER REVIEWED Photograph courtesy of Vale of Glamorgan Council

enarth’s original developers rapidly understood that besides providing housing for dock workers, the town’s mild climate and sheltered coast suggested a future as a resort. But they first needed to tackle the difficult access to the beach. The Esplanade was built in the 1880s using a foundation of rocks cut from the cliffs during the construction of the road down from the south. With Plymouth Road and Beach Road, the Esplanade formed a new circular route for those arriving at the railway station. It was originally 36 feet wide, but proved so popular that it had to be widened by another 20 feet in 1927. The Esplanade was again refurbished in 1987 by the Cardiff Bay Development Corporation as part of its plan to improve the whole Cardiff Bay area and attract inward investment. Striking buildings on the sea front include the former swimming baths. Built in 1884 it originally used sea water. It is now a residential property.

he pier, which is a grade II listed building, was originally built in 1894 and is one of the last remaining Victorian pleasure piers in Wales, although it has undergone substantial repairs over the years including those after ships collided with it during bad weather in 1947 and 1966. It is now owned by the Vale of Glamorgan Council. From the beginning it provided both a promenade deck and a landing jetty for steam ships crossing the Bristol Channel. It is still visited, during the summer months, by the last sea-going paddle steamer in the world, the Waverley, and the traditional cruise

The Esplanade and Pier; left, the former swimming baths; below, Pont y Werin.

ship the Balmoral which depart on afternoon and evening cruises. The first public hovercraft service in the world operated between the pier and Weston-super-mare in 1963 (it lasted only one season). The pier pavilion was built in the 1930s after a fire had destroyed the former wooden structure and decking. The exterior of the pavillion was refurbished in 2006 but the interior, currently used by Penarth Gymnastics Club, is still awaiting investment. The charity Penarth Arts & Crafts, which runs the Washington Gallery, is attempting to attract grant money to create exhibition, café and concert facilities.

PEOPLE GET THEIR BRIDGE

ont y Werin (“The People’s Bridge”), opened to the public in July 2010, connects Penarth to the rest of Cardiff Bay and the International Sports Village. The only access previously was dangerously and illegally across the Cogan Spur road bridge. The new 140 metre bridge, which opens to allow large vessels through, is a further link in a cycle route planned to reach Barry and the rest of the Vale.

The charity Sustrans secured a grant towards the scheme in a contest run by the Lottery in 2007 involving a nationwide telephone poll. Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan councils, the Cardiff Harbour Authority and the Welsh Assembly provided the rest of the funding. Pont y Werin is not the first pedestrian link across the Ely. In 1902 a pedestrian tunnel was opened connecting Penarth to

Grangetown to enable residents to work in Cardiff. It was used as an air-raid shelter during the Second World War. The tunnel was bricked up in 1965 as it was considered too expensive to maintain.

Ysgol Gyfun Bro Morgannwg We are the Welsh medium comprehensive for the Vale of Glamorgan Ni yw’r ysgol gyfun cyfrwng Cymraeg ar gyfer Bro Morgannwg

“Outstanding teaching, exceptional pupil behaviour and dynamic leadership combined with excellent exam results” - ESTYN 2008

“Addysgu rhagorol, ymddygiad gwych y disgyblion, arweinyddiaeth fyrlymus ynghˆyd â chanlyniadau ardderchog” - ESTYN 2008 Ysgol Gyfun Bro Morgannwg, Heol Colcot/Colcot Rd, Y Barri/Barry CF62 8YU

01446 450280

post@bromorgannwg.org.uk

www.yfro.org.uk

Choose the best for your child Two languages means more choice Dewiswch y gorau i’ch plentyn Dwy iaith, dwywaith y dewis To find out more about sending your child to Ysgol Pen-y-Garth, which is a Welsh medium school, contact: Am wybodaeth bellach ynglˆyn ag anfon eich plentyn i Ysgol Pen-y-Garth, cysylltwch â: Heol Tircoch/ Redlands Road Penarth CF64 2QN

Mrs Iona Edwards

Tel/Ffon: 029 2070 0262

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CONTACTS (telephone dialling code is 029 unless otherwise stated)

LOCAL SERVICES LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Assembly Member Cardiff South & Penarth - Lorraine Barrett (Lab) 898749.

Penarth Town Council West House, Stanwell Rd, Penarth, CF64 2YG. Open Mon-Fri 8.30am-5pm (4.30pm Fri). Contact Town Clerk Shån Bowden 2070 0721; fax 2071 2574. www.penarth-tc.gov.uk

Regional Assembly Members South Wales Central - Andrew Davies (Con) 898747 / 01446 733516; Chris Franks (Plaid) 898285; David Melding (Con) 898732 / 01446 733516; Leanne Wood (Plaid) 898258 / 01443 421691.

Town Councillors Cornerswell ward: John Fraser 2063 1384; James Jenkins 07812 408992; Ken Lloyd 2071 0011; Alun Roberts 2071 2715. Plymouth ward: Jenny Baker 2070 0915; Anthony Ernest 2070 2111; Maureen Kelly Owen 2070 7776; Clive Williams 2070 5206. St Augustine ward: Paul Church 2065 1919; Ken Land 2035 0090; Gwyn Roberts 2070 5855; Margaret Turner 2070 8163; Sophie Williams 2070 4827. Stanwell ward: Janice Birch 2070 2443; John Ferris 2070 9440; Mark Wilson 2070 8728.

Members of European Parliament Dr Kay Swinburne (Con) 616031; Derek Vaughan (Lab) 227660; Jill Evans (PC); John Bufton (UKIP) 01597 811231.

Vale of Glamorgan County Council Civic Offices, Holton Rd, Barry, CF62 4RU. Contact 01446 700111. www.valeofglamorgan.gov.uk County Councillors Cornerswell ward - John Fraser (Con) 2063 1384; Dorothy Turner (Con) 2070 6147. Plymouth ward: Maureen Kelly Owen (Con) 2070 7776; Clive Williams (Con) 2070 5206. St Augustine’s ward - Paul Church (Con) 2035 0186 / 07980 862 946; Sophie Williams (Con) 07967 740717. Stanwell ward: Janice Birch (Lab) 2070 2443; Mark Wilson (Lab) 20 708728. Cardiff Harbour Authority Queen Alexandra House, Cargo Road, Cardiff Bay, Cardiff. CF10 4LY. Tel 2087 7900. Part of Cardiff Council responsible for operating the Barrage, its locks, sluices and fish pass, safety and navigation within Cardiff Bay, and use of the bay. Has environmental responsibilities and the right to create byelaws. Member of Parliament Cardiff South & Penarth - Alun Michael (Lab). Contact 225333. www.alunmichael.com

EMERGENCIES

Fire, police, ambulance & coastguard: 999 (emergencies only). Childline: 0800 1111. NSPCC Child Protection Helpline: 0808 800 5000. Samaritans: 0845 790 9090. Utilities Electricity (Western Power Distribution): 0800 052 0400. Gas: 0808 111 999. Welsh Water: 0800 052 0130 (emergencies only) Floodline: 0845 988 1118.

19 Dog Warden Contact Civic Offices 01446 700111. Register Office Civic Offices, Holton Rd, Barry. Births, deaths, marriages, civil partnerships. Open (appt only) Mon-Fri 9am-1pm & 2-4pm. Contact 01446 709490. Emergency out of hours service 01446 747874. Penarth Register Office (Outstation), West House, Stanwell Rd. Office hours (by appt only) 9am-1pm & 2-4pm. Contact 01446 700111. Penarth Cemetery Castle Avenue. Managed by Penarth Town Council. Open (Apr-Sep) Mon-Fri 8.30am-6pm, Sat, Sun & Bank holidays 9.30-6pm. For winter opening times contact Town Council 2070 0721.

HEALTH

NHS Direct Medical advice via phone: 0845 4647. GPs • Albert Road Surgery. Contact 0844 477 5191. • Redlands Surgery. Contact 0844 477 3591. • Stanwell Surgery (Stanwell Rd). Contact 2070 3039. www.stanwellsurgery.co.uk • Station Road Surgery. Contact 2070 2301. www.stationroadsurgery.co.uk

GENERAL SERVICES

Dentists • 4 Plymouth Rd. Contact 2070 8030. • 25 Hickman Rd. Contact 2070 8317. • 5 Hickman Rd. Contact 2070 7316. • 7 Windsor Terrace. Contact 2070 1993.

Coastguard (non-emergency) Contact 01792 366534.

Opticians • Penarth Eye Centre. 7 Windsor Rd. Contact 2071 2053. • Evans, Hailes & Dean. 12 Cornerswell Rd. Contact 2070 3741. • Specsavers 10 Windsor Rd. Contact 2071 3900. • Osmond Drake, 107 Glebe St. Contact 2070 9526.

South Wales fire service (non emergency) Contact 01443 232000.

Courts • Magistrates: Thompson St, Barry. Contact 737491. • County: Cardiff Civil Justice Centre 2 Park St, Cardiff. Contact 376400. Police Station Windsor Rd. Open 10am-6pm Mon-Fri. (Closed for lunch 1-2pm) Contact 527351. Emergency 999. PACT (Partnerships & Communities Together) Regular meetings giving the community the opportunity to have its say on local policing. https://ourbobby.com Crimestoppers Report crimes anonymously on 0800 555111. www.crimestoppers-uk.org

Chiropractic • Daily Spine, 3a Hickman Rd. Contact 2070 2888. Physiotherapy • Penarth Physiotherapy Practice, 145 Windsor Rd. Contact 2070 0493. Hospitals • University Hospital Llandough, Penlan Road, Llandough (specialist services). Contact 2071 1711.

20 • University Hospital of Wales (24-hour A&E), Heath Park, Cardiff. Contact 2074 7747.

CIVIC BODIES

Penarth Saint-Pol-de-Léon Twinning Association Penarth has had twinning links with Saint-Pol-de-Léon in Brittany since the late 1960s. Twinning is coordinated by the Town Council. Contact Town Council 2070 0721. Penarth Chamber of Trade & Commerce Contact Peter Knowles (Interim Pres) via website: www.penarthchamber.co.uk Penarth Society The town’s civic society focusing on buildings and issues of concern in Penarth. Contact Chris Wyatt 2070 0080. http://penarthsociety.org.uk Penarth Tourism & Visitor Association Contact Penarth Town Council (secretariat) 2070 0721.

COMMUNITY AMENITIES

Arts • The Paget Rooms, Victoria Rd. For shows, concerts, dances, receptions, exhibitions etc. Contact the Town Council 2070 0721. • Washington Gallery, Stanwell Rd. Exhibitions, events & workshops. Children’s art club on Thu eve. Open Mon-Sat 9am-6pm & Sun 11am-5.30pm. Contact 2071 2100. www.washingtongallery.co.uk • Turner House Art Gallery, Plymouth Rd. Home to Ffotogallery, Wales’ national photography development agency. Photographic exhibitions, talks & workshops. Open Wed-Sun 11am-5pm. Contact 2070 8870. www.ffotogallery.org Sports and recreational • Penarth Leisure Centre, Andrew Road, Cogan. Extensive range of facilities includes LifeStyle Gym, swimming pool and slide, squash courts, sports hall, health suite, youth room, creche. Open Mon-Fri 6.45am-11pm, Sat 7.45am-7pm, Sun 7.45am-7.45pm. Contact 2070 0717. www.valeofglamorgan.gov.uk

• Ysgol Penarth Sports Hall, off Redlands Rd. Multi-function dry leisure facility. Open for community use: Mon-Fri 5-10pm; Sat & Sun 9am-5pm. Contact 01446 709128. • Cosmeston Lakes Country Park, Lavernock Rd. Over 100 hectares of lakes, woodlands and meadows, open all year. Main entrance is on the B4267 Lavernock Rd. Contact 2070 1678. • Barrage Embankment Park Opening times: 7.00am - 10.00pm. Barrage locks available to boat users throughout the year. Allotments • Town Council allotment sites at Windsor Rd, Paget Rd, Westbourne Rd. Contact 2070 0721. • Cogan Allotments, Cowslip Drive. Contact Anne-Marie Edwards (Cogan Allotments Association) 2070 4080. Community centres • The Kymin, Beach Rd. A meeting place for clubs and organisations. Also used for receptions, exhibitions, parties etc. Gardens open to the public and for barbecues. Managed by the Town Council. Contact 2070 0721. • Lower Penarth Community Centre Brockhill Way. Contact (bookings) Ann Whitfield 2070 3449. • Cwrt-y-Vil Community Centre. Contact 2070 5201. • Glyndwr Community Centre Glyndwr Rd. Contact (bookings) Sue Stephens 07544 508560 or Vanessa Mordin 2070 0140. • Albert Road Methodist Church & Community Centre, Albert Rd. Contact 2070 7738. • Trinity Methodist Church Hall Stanwell Rd. Contact Christine Dunn 2030 2679. • Elfed Avenue United Church Hall Elfed Ave. Contact Margaret Oliver (Sec) 2070 0116. • St Augustine’s Parish Hall, Albert Rd. Contact 2070 4926.

INFORMATION

Penarth Library Stanwell Rd. Opening times: Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri 9.30am-6pm; Thu 9.30am-8pm; Sat 9am-5.30pm. Contact 2070 8438. www.valeofglamorgan.gov.uk

Citizens’ Advice Bureau West House Cottage, Stanwell Rd. Advice line: 0845 120 3756, open Mon 5-7pm & Thu & Fri, 10am-1pm. www.adviceguide.org.uk Jobcentre Plus Charnwood House, Plymouth Rd. Open Mon, Tue, Thu, & Fri 9-5pm, Wed 10am5pm. Contact 0845 600 00345.

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Buses • Cardiff Bus: services to Cardiff, Dinas Powys, Sully & Barry. Contact 2066 6444. www.cardiffbus.com • First South Wales: services to Cardiff, Dinas Powys, Llandough, Sully & Barry. Contact 01792 582233. www.firstgroup.com Trains Stations at Station Road, Dingle Road & Cogan. From Penarth trains go to Cardiff with connections to mainline stations; from Cogan trains also run to, Barry, Cardiff International Airport & Bridgend. Timetable enquiries: 0845 748 4950. www.nationalrail.co.uk

For further information on local & national bus & rail services contact Traveline Cymru 0871 200 2233. www.traveline-cymru.info Cardiff Bay Waterbus Runs from Penarth Marina to Mermaid Quay, Cardiff Bay. Contact 07940 142409. www.cardiffwaterbus.com Air Cardiff International Airport Situated 10½ miles from Penarth at Rhoose. Scheduled air services to Newcastle, Manchester, Belfast, Dublin, Isle of Man, Channel islands etc. General flight enquiries 01446 711111. www.cwlfly.com

TOURISM

Penarth Tourist Information Centre The Esplanade. Open: Easter to beginning of Sep, Fri-Sun 11am-5pm. Also bank holiday Mon. Telephone and email enquiries all year Mon-Fri. Contact 2070 8849 (summer only). Out of season, contact 01446 747171. penarthtic@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk www.visitthevale.com

CONTACTS (telephone dialling code is 029 unless otherwise stated) The Waverley & Balmoral World’s last sea-going paddlesteamer and traditional cruise ship running excursions from Penarth Pier to destinations in the Bristol Channel during summer. Contact 0845 130 4647. www.waverleyexcursions.co.uk Cosmeston Medieval Village Cosmeston Lakes Country Park, Lavernock Rd. A reconstructed 14th century village on its original site. Open 11am-4pm (Nov-Mar) and 11am5pm (Apr-Oct). Holds annual Medieval Fair in August and other events. Contact 2070 1678. Flat Holm Island Day & residential visits to the island & volunteering opportunities. Sailings from Penarth Marina. Contact booking office 2087 7912. The Flat Holm Society may also be contacted via the website: www.flatholmisland.com

WHERE TO STAY

Guesthouses • Alandale Guest House ★, 17 Plymouth Road 2070 9226. • Blue Raven Bed and Breakfast (awaiting grading), 8 Harbour View Road 2070 5702 / 2021 3701. • Brecon Lodge B&B ★★★★, 6 Kymin Terrace 2070 2111. • Glendale Hotel ★★, 8-10 Plymouth Road 2070 6701. Hickman Lodge ★★★★, 17 Hickman Road 2070 1044. • Holm House ★★★★★, Marine Parade 2070 1572. Self-catering Ty Glan y Mor ★★★★, 1 Coleridge Avenue 2031 8917.

REGULAR EVENTS

Penarth Festival Held in July and organised by Penarth Town Council. Exhibitions, drama, dance, flower festival, organ recitals, carnival day etc. Contact Town Council 2070 0721. www.penarthsummerfestival.com / www.penarth-tc.gov.uk Penarth Farmers Market Held 4th Sat, 10am-1pm at Westbourne School. Contact 01656 661100. www.valefarmersmarkets.co.uk

RECYCLING/WASTE

Recycling Vale of Glamorgan Council operates a kerbside collection service which alternates plastic/cardboard one week with paper/glass/cans the next. Plastic recycling boxes are available from the Civic Offices, Holton Rd, Barry. Garden waste is collected fortnightly Apr-Oct with a ring and request service Nov-Mar. Re-usable & biodegradable bags are available free, as above. For collection timetable or further information contact 01446 700111. www.valeofglamorgan.gov.uk/recycle Civic Amenity Site Hayes Rd, Sully. Open 8am-6pm (summer), 10am-4pm (winter). Recycling banks • Car park, Cliff Top, Cliff Walk, Cliff Parade: glass, paper, cans, textiles, plastic. • 3 Degrees West, The Esplanade: glass, paper. • Penarth Conservative Club, Stanwell Road: glass. • Tesco, Penarth Marina: glass, paper, textiles, aluminium foil, cans, books, plastic.

POST OFFICES, BANKS ETC

• Wood St Post Office, 5 Cornerswell Road. Contact 08457 22 33 44 / 08457 46 84 69 (Cymraeg). • Penarth Post Office, Glebe Street Contact 08457 22 33 44 / 08457 46 84 69 (Cymraeg). • Barclays, 2 Windsor Rd. Contact 08457 555 555 / 0845 7 44 22 11 (Cymraeg). • Lloyds TSB, 1 Windsor Rd. Contact 0845 300 0000 / 0845 0728 003 (Cymraeg). • Nat West, 2 Plymouth Rd. Contact 0845 600 2803 / 01248 671222 (Cymraeg). • HSBC, 1 Herbert Terrace, Stanwell Rd. Contact 08457 404404 / 08457 030304 (Cymraeg). • Principality Building Society, 1 Stanwell Rd. Contact 0845 130 7630 / 0800 434 464 (Cymraeg). • Nationwide Building Society, 21 Windsor Rd. Contact 420500. • Santander, 4-4a Windsor Rd. Contact 0854 765 4321.

EDUCATION

Vale of Glamorgan Family Information Service Free advice and information about childcare and other services for families. Open: Mon-Thu 8.30am-5pm, Fri 8.30am-4.30pm. Contact 01446 704704. Primary • Albert Road Primary. Contact 2070 7682. www.albert-primary.org.uk • Cogan Primary School, Pill St. Contact 2070 8497. www.coganprimary.ik.org • Fairfield Primary, Dryden Rd. Contact 2070 9035. www.fairfieldpenarth.co.uk • Victoria Primary, Cornerswell Rd. Contact 2070 9225. www.victoriaprimary.co.uk • Evenlode Primary, Evenlode Ave. Contact 2070 2168. www.evenlodeschool.co.uk • St Joseph’s RC Primary, Sully Rd. Contact 2070 2864. Welsh Medium Primary • Ysgol Gymraeg Pen-y-Garth, Heol Tir Coch (Redlands Rd). Contact 2070 0262. www.ysgolpenygarth.ik.org Secondary • Stanwell School, Archer Rd. Contact 707633. www.stanwell.org • St Cyres School, St Cyres Rd. Contact 2070 8708. Welsh Medium Secondary • Ysgol Bro Morgannwg, Colcot Rd, Barry. Contact 01446 450280. www.bromorgannwg.org.uk Independent • Westbourne School Victoria Rd (Nursery & Primary) & Hickman Rd (Secondary). Contact 2070 5705. www.westbourneschool.com Special • Ashgrove School, Sully Rd. Contact 2070 4212. www.ashgroveschool.org.uk • Ysgol Erw’r Delyn, St Cyres Rd. Contact 2070 7225. Special Residential • Headlands School, Paget Place. Contact 2070 9771. Adult learning • Penarth Community Learning Centre St Cyres School, St Cyres Close. Learning opportunities for young people and adults. Contact 2070 1569.

MEDIA

Print • Penarth Times 156 Holton Rd, Barry. Contact 01446 733456. www.penarthtimes.co.uk • Western Mail Contact 2022 3333. www.walesonline.co.uk • Vale Life Contact 0845 130 6452. www.valelife.co.uk Broadcast • Bro Radio (98.1FM) Contact 01446 420681. http://broradio.fm • Red Dragon Radio (103.2 / 97.4FM) Contact 2094 2900. www.reddragonfm.co.uk • Radio Wales (93-96 & 104 FM) Contact 03703 500700. www.bbc.co.uk/wales/radiowales • Radio Cymru (92-105FM) Contact 03703 500500. www.bbc.co.uk/radiocymru

PLACES OF WORSHIP

Anglican • St Augustine, St Augustine’s Rd. Services: Sun 8am & 10.30am. • Holy Nativity, Plassey St. Services: Sun 9.15am & 6pm. • St Dochdwy, Llandough. Services: Sun 9.30, Thu 10.30am. For St Augustine’s and Holy Nativity contact Revd Canon Roger Williams 2070 9897 or Parish Office 2070 8722. www.parishofpenarthandllandough. co.uk • All Saints, Victoria Square. Services Sun 8am, 10am (with Sunday school), 6pm. • St Peter’s, Sully Rd, Old Cogan. Service: Sun 3.30pm. For All Saints and St Peter’s contact Revd Peter Cox 2070 8952 / 07837 087348. Baptist • Stanwell Road Baptist Church. Service: Sun 10.30am. Messy Church 3.30pm 1st & 3rd Sun term time. Contact Winifred Williams 2070 5128. www.swba.org.uk/stanwell.html • Tabernacle Baptist Church, Plassey St. Services: Sun 10.30am, 6pm. Contact Revd Roger Grafton (Senior Pastor) 2070 2690. www.tabspenarth.org.uk

• Cosmeston Church. Meets at Lower Penarth Community Centre, Brockhill Way. Service: Sun 10am. Contact Revd Simon Jennings 07766 117785. Evangelical • Immanuel Church. Meets in Trinity Methodist Church upper hall, Stanwell Rd. Service: Sun 11.15am. Contact Gerwyn Davies 2070 7806 / 07724 120637. www.immanuelchurch.org.uk Gospel • Plassey St Gospel Hall. Contact Bill Renwick 2070 8734. • Hebron Church, Agnes St. Services: Sun 11am, 6.30pm. Contact Steve White 2070 5121. Jehovah’s Witnesses • Kingdom Hall, Plassey St. Contact 2070 4496. Methodist • Trinity Methodist Church, Stanwell Rd. Services: Sun 10.30am & 6pm; also 8am Communion 2nd Sun. Contact Revd Prof Teddy Kalongo 2070 7013. www.trinitypenarth.org.uk • Albert Road Methodist Church. Service: Sun 10.30am. Contact Revd Dr R David Hutton 2070 7738. www.valeofglamorgancircuit.org.uk Presbyterian Church of Wales See United Reformed Roman Catholic • St Joseph’s RC Church, Wordsworth Ave. Mass: Sat 5pm & Sun 10am; holy days 10am & 7.30pm. Confession: Sat 11am-12noon. Contact Father Joseph Boardman 2070 8247. Salvation Army • 101a Plassey St. Services: Sun 10am, 11.30am. Sunday School and Youth Group 5pm. Contact Capt Stephen & Capt Dani Mayo 2070 1916. Society of Friends • Penarth Quaker Meeting at The Kymin, Beach Rd. Meetings: Sun 10.30am. Contact Zelie Gross 2071 2199. United Reformed & Presbyterian • Elfed Avenue United Church. Service: Sun 10.30am (with Young Peoples’ Sunday Club). Contact Mostyn Davies (Chair) 2070 7102. www. elfedavenueunitedchurchpenarth.org.uk Welsh Congregational • Eglwys Annibynnol Bethel, Plassey St. Oedfaon y Sul: 10yb (a’r Ysgol Sul), 5yh. Cysyllter â’r Parch Kevin Davies 2047 1525.

CLUBS &

SOCIETIES Further information on many of the groups mentioned in this list can be obtained from the Vale Council for Voluntary Services, tel 01446 741706 www.valecvs.org.uk

ARTS

Stagecoach Performing arts classes (drama, singing, dance). Meets Sat 9.30-11am (ages 4-6) & 10am-1pm (ages 7-16) in term time. at Westbourne School, Hickman Rd. Contact Rosemary Collard (Principal) 2036 2036. Penarth Operatic & Dramatic Society Puts on musicals, plays, pantos & cabaret at Paget Rooms. Children and adults take part. Drama section rehearses Wed 7.30pm at All Saints Lesser Hall; Operatic section rehearses Thu 7.30pm at All Saints Main Hall. Junior section meets as required. Contact Mary Gardner 2071 2260. www.pods-penarth.co.uk Penarth Players Theatre group for ages 18 plus. Puts on plays and readings, 2-3 productions a year. Contact Roger Pinkham (director) 2070 3588. Popstars Dance School For ages 3-adult. Meets Thu from 5-9pm at Elfed United Church, off Redlands Rd. Contact Jill Green 07974 904181. www.popstarsdanceschool.co.uk Cavatina Singers Four part choir of approx 40 voices. Meets Tue 7.30pm in term time at Albert Rd school. Contact Peter Gwatkin (Chair) 2076 2726. www.cavatinasingers.org.uk

CARING ORGANISATIONS/ VOLUNTEERING

Vale Volunteer Bureau 34 Holton Road, Barry. Open Mon-Fri 10am-4pm. Contact 01446 421782. www.vvb.org.uk

CONTACTS (telephone dialling code is 029 unless otherwise stated) Penarth Blind & Visually Handicapped Club Meets Mon 2-4pm at St Joseph R.C. Church Hall, Wordsworth Ave. Poetry readings, quizzes, music, etc. Contact Teresa Teasdale 2070 2388. www.cardiffinstitutefortheblind.org Penarth Phab (Physically Disabled/ Able Bodied) Club A youth club where people with or without disabilities meet to interact and enjoy a range of activities and outings. Meets Mon 6.45-8.30pm at Byrd Crescent Hall, Byrd Crescent. Contact Alison Norris 2021 4555. St John’s Ambulance (Penarth) 6-7.15pm (Cadets) & 7.30-9.15pm (Seniors) at Cogan Infant & Junior School, Pill St. Contact 2033 0115. www.stjohnwales.co.uk Alcoholics Anonymous Meets Tues 8pm in Room 2, Trinity Methodist Church, Stanwell Rd & Sun 8pm at Albert Road Methodist Church. Contact National Helpline 0845 769 7555 (local rate). www.alcolholics-anonymous.org.uk Home Access Tabernacle Baptist Church, Plassey St. Advice and support for those who are homeless or threatened with homelessness. Open 9am-12.30pm. Contact 2070 2690. Vale & Valleys National Childbirth Trust (NCT) Supports families with young children and through pregnancy by providing information and organising regular activities. Contact Sarah Penketh 0844 243 6307 or 2077 2756. www.nct.org.uk RNLI Penarth Lifeboat Station, The Esplanade. Contact 2070 9099. Station visits by appointment, contact Philip Lay 07960 215337. www.rnli.org.uk

HISTORICAL

Penarth Local History Society Meets 2nd Thu 7.30pm (ex Aug, outing in June) at Lesser Hall, All Saints Church, Victoria Square. Contact Brian & Jan Fisher (joint chair) 2051 4500.

CHURCH GROUPS

ENVIRONMENTAL

Gwyrddio Penarth Greening A community group which aims to raise awareness of climate issues and promote sustainability. Meets every two months. Contact Susannah 07810 117652, or email: info@gpgpenarth.org. uk. www.gpgpenarth.org.uk

Penarth & District Cytûn The organision that coordinates interdenominational activities. Contact Jan Cullen 2070 4926. www.penarthcytun.co.uk

Horticultural Society Illustrated talks, annual show on Sat late summer at Leisure Centre. Meets 2nd Tue 7.15pm at Elfed Avenue United Church. Contact Stella Wells 0799 982 0643.

Mothers Union Meets 2nd Thu 2.30pm at All Saints Church, Victoria Square. Contact Mary Thomas. Corporate communion & coffee held on 4th Thu 10am. Contact Dorothy Preece 2070 2599. www.parishofpenarthallsaints.org.uk

Valeways Works to facilitate and promote walking in the Vale by improving & maintaining footpaths. Arranges easy & long distance walks. Opportunities for volunteers. For details of walks see website or contact 01446 749000. www.valeways.org.uk

Church Outlook For women. Meets 1st Tue 7.30-9pm at Elfed Avenue United Church. Contact Susan Tuckett 2070 1157.

Penarth Plotsharers Encourages people to get together to share gardens to grow veg. Contact 07773 949485.

Women’s Fellowship Groups meet as follows: Mon 2.30pm at Albert Road Methodist Church (contact Revd Dr R David Hutton 2070 7738); alternate Tue 7.30pm at Trinity Methodist Church, Stanwell Rd (contact Mary Farmer 2033 1591); Thu 2.30pm at Stanwell Rd Baptist Church (contact Winifred Williams 2070 5128). Men’s Fellowship Meets alternate Thu 10.30am (not Summer) at Elfed Avenue United Church. Contact Colin Rees 2070 1159. Men’s Society Meets Mon 7.30pm at All Saints Church, Victoria Square. Contact Rev’d Peter Cox 2070 7952. www.parishofpenarthallsaints.org.uk Toast For parents with pre-school children (up to 5yrs). Meets 9pm for free breakfast. Contact 2070 8952.

HOBBIES

Penarth & District Ramblers Walks take place usually Sat or Sun, sometimes Thu evening. Contact Val Evans 2063 7353. Glamorgan Hunt Contact Clare Roberts (Sec) 01446 760957. www.glamorganhunt.com Computers Penarth Computer Club Helps members to acquire and extend their computer skills in a sociable environment. Meets 7.30pm for 8pm on 2nd & 4th Tue (Sep-Jun) at All Saints Church Lesser Hall, Victoria Square. Contact Howard 2070 8439. www.penarthcomputerclub.co.uk Penarth Chess Club Meets Mon 7.15-10.15pm at The Kymin, Beach Rd or Conservative Club, Stanwell Rd. Contact 2019 1090.

24 Penarth Bridge Club Duplicate bridge for the experienced. Meets Tue & Fri 7pm at The Kymin, Beach Rd. Contact Alan Lightbody (Sec) 2051 4698. www.penarthbridgeclub.org.uk Duplicate Bridge for Improvers Meets Tue 2-4pm at The Kymin, Beach Rd. Contact Joan Jenkins 2051 2079. Penarth Scrabble Club Takes players from ages 14+. Meets Mon 7pm to 10pm The Kymin, Beach Rd. Contact Gladys Ward 2070 3135. Penarth & District Wargames Society Meets Tue & Thu 7.15pm at Glyndwr Hall, Glyndwr Rd, and Sat 6.30pm at Taff’s Well Village Hall. Wide range of period models played. Contact Glyn WiIliams 07597 971946. Keep Fit Meets Fri 10-11am at Trinity Methodist Church Hall, Woodland Place. Contact 07963 367077. Pilates Meets Mon 8-9pm at All Saints Church Hall & Thu 8-9pm at Trinity Methodist Church Hall, Woodland Place. Contact 07932 605027.

SOCIAL GROUPS

Café International An environment helping internationals to feel at home and meet new friends. Free English lessons, themed evenings, soicial events & trips. etc. Thu 7.3010.30pm at The Kymin, Beach Rd. Contact 07870 206556. www.cafeinternational.org.uk The Royal British Legion Club Station Approach. Contact 2070 8223. Royal Airforce Asssociation 40 Windsor Rd. Contact 2070 8484. Penarth Ex-servicemen’s Club 69 Windsor Rd. Contact 2070 7530. Cogan Coronation Club & Institute 1 Hewell St. Contact 2070 9277.

Over 55s Lunch Club Meets Wed from 11am - 12pm with lunch at 12.15pm at Salvation Army Hall, 101a Plassey St. Contact Cpt Steve Mayo 2070 1916. Probus Club of Penarth Contact 2070 8510. Rotary Club Contact Rob Waite 2070 4115. Penarth Masonic Hall Contact 2070 9330.

SPORT

Victoria Badminton Club Meets Wed 8-9pm at Penarth Leisure Centre. Contact 2053 0845. Penarth Basketball Club Contact David Morgan 2070 1266. Penarth Bowling Club Ground: Rectory Rd. Plays throughout the year. Facilities include indoor bowls rinks. Contact Albert Beaven 2070 9714. Belle View Bowling Club Ground: Belle View Gardens. Contact Mike Smith 07896 512140. Windsor Bowling Club Ground: Robinswood Cres. Clubnight Fri 5pm - new members and visitors welcome. Contact Alun Daniel (sec) 2070 9727. Penarth Cricket Club Ground: Penarth Athletic Club, Lavernock Rd. Under-9s to seniors. Under-9s practice Thu, under-11s, 13s & 15s practice Fri. Contact Robert Crimp 2070 2452. Penarth Town AFC Plays at Cwrt-y-Vil Recreation Ground. Under-9s to seniors. Juniors practice Tue 5pm. Youth team practices Tue & Thu 6.30pm. Contact Clare Hicks 07967 973221. Cogan Coronation AFC Plays at Cogan Recreation Ground. Under-8s to seniors. Contact Mark Stephens 0789 487 1503. Glamorganshire Golf Club Lavernock Rd. Contact Brian Williams (Sec) 2070 1185. www.glamorganshiregolfclub.co.uk

Penarth Gymnastics Club Ages 3 to adult (Special Needs 6+). Trains at Penarth Pavilion as follows: Mon competitive squad training and special needs (5-8pm); Tue recreational 5&6yrs (4-5pm); Tue recreational 7-9yrs (5-6.30pm); Tue recreational 10+yrs (6.30-8pm); Wed mainstream squad (all ages) (4.30-7.30pm); Thu special needs (5-8pm ); Fri pre-school; (4.306.20pm); Fri elite gymnasts (5-7pm); Sat competition squad (10am-1pm). Contact Gwyneth Lingard 2070 3701. Penarth Men’s Hockey Club Ground: Penarth Athletic Field, Lavernock Rd. Trains Wed 6.15-7.15pm (youth) & 7.15-9.15pm (1st & 2nd teams) at Barry Sports Centre, Colcot Rd, Barry. Contact James Davies 0783 424 2908. www.penarthhockeyclub.com Penarth Lacrosse Club Trains Wed (Apr-end Sep) at Penarth Athletic Field 6-7pm (juniors), 6-7 (ladies), 7-8pm (mixed); (Oct-end Mar) at Penarth Leisure Centre 5-6pm (juniors), 5-6 (ladies), 6-7pm (mixed). Contact Michael Vodden (Sec) 2065 3404 / 07525 464665. www.penarthlacrosse.com Penarth Ladies Netball Club Contact Caroline Ronson 01446 790166. Penarth Petanque Club For all ages. Meets Sun 11am throughout the year & Mon 6.30pm (summer only) at The Kymin, Beach Rd. Retired meet Wed 2pm. Contact Judith Smith (sec) 2048 9067 / 07714 956319. www.penarthpetanque.org.uk Penarth Rifle Club Range: Glyndwr Rd. Meets Mon, Thu, Fri 7pm. Newcomers welcome Thu. Contact Edmund Pearse 2070 6105. Penarth Rowing Club Training Tues, Wed, Thu pm at Penarth Yacht Club. Full use of Yacht Club gym. Rows on sea and rivers. Organises annual Penarth Regatta, usually Sat mid Sep. Contact Mike Lee 0774 957 8469 or romic19@hotmail.com www.penarthyachtclub.com/Rowing.htm Penarth & Dinas Powys Runners Meets Wed 7pm Cosmeston Lakes Country Park (summer) or Penarth Leisure centre (winter). Contact Clem Clements 2070 3240. www.penarthanddinasrunners.org.uk

CONTACTS (telephone dialling code is 029 unless otherwise stated) Women’s Running Network Running for women. For all ages and levels: beginners, improvers & experienced runners. Meets Mon, Wed & Sun various times at Cosmeston Lakes (summer) or Tesco car park (winter). Contact Erika Fitzgibbon 07870 796 322 e.fitzgibbon@talktalk.net www.womensrunningnetwork.co.uk Old Penarthians RFC Ground: St Marks Rd. Gym facilities and squash courts. Youth, senior & veteran teams. Training Mon & Thu (free barbecue last Thu). Contact Tony Crimp 2070 7121. www.oldpenarthiansrfc.co.uk Penarth Mini/Junior Rugby Under-8s to Under-16s. Meets Sun 10am from Sep at Penarth Athletic Field, Lavernock Rd. Contact Howard Morgan 07770 432 371. www.penarthminiandjuniorrfc.co.uk Penarth RFC Ground: Penarth Athletic Field, Lavernock Rd. Contact David Hughes 2088 2817 / 07702 445515. Youth (ages 17-19) practice Tue & Thu, minis (under7s to under-16s) practice Sun. Contact John Bennett 2019 1621 / 07866 689108. www.penarthrfc.co.uk Penarth Yacht Club The Esplanade. Cruiser racing weekends on Severn Estuary, Tue 7pm in Cardiff Bay. Dinghy racing Sat, Sun, & Wed. Training under-15s Mon, teenage improvers Tue, adults Thu. Ages 8-10 sail on Cosmeston Lake Sat am May-Oct. Contact Laurie Pavelin 2070 1458 or Peter Bussell (Sec) 2070 9233 / 07711 079564 or club 2070 8196. www.penarthyachtclub.com

Water Ski Club Wakeboarding, waterskiing, jet skiing. Meets on Penarth beach, next to the pier at pre-arranged times. For all ages. Also teaches water skiing to people with disabilities. Contact Nathan Perry 07971 643688 or Howard Smith 210262. www.penarthwaterski.co.uk Penarth Lawn Tennis Club Courts: Rectory Rd. Contact Rob Cunningham (Coach) 2070 6897 / 07909 987359. www.pltc.org.uk Penarth Windsor Lawn Tennis Club Courts: Larkwood Ave. Men’s ladies’ & junior teams. Contact Imed Hamouni 01446 403755 or Melissa (Head Coach) 07966 886404 / 07966 886 404. www.windsorlawntennisclub.org.uk Caerau Vale Trampoline Club For ages 5-18 years. Meets Mon & Wed 6-9pm & Sat 10am-12.30pn at Ysgol Pen-y-garth Sports Hall, Redlands Rd. Contact Suzi Portsmouth 07770 405586. Tae Kwon-Do Meet Tue 6-7pm at Penarth Leisure Centre, Andrew Rd, Cogan. Contact centre 2070 0717. Rising Phoenix Tai Chi Slow moving excercise for the body and mind. Meets Thu 6.30pm at Westbourne School, Victoria Rd, with workshops Sat at Albert Rd Methodist Church. Tai Chi Meets Mon 8pm at Albert Rd Methodist Church. Qigong (beginners) meet Mon 8.15-9.45pm at Lower Penarth Community Centre, Brockhill Way. Contact 206042.

WELSH LANGUAGE

Sub Aqua Club For adults aged 16+. Meets Wed 9-10pm at Penarth Leisure Centre. Contact Dave Morgans 2070 5209.

Menter y Fro Yn hybu defnydd yr iaith Gymraeg ym Mro Morgannwg / promotes the Welsh language in the Vale of Glamorgan. Cysyllter â / contact Nerys Hill 01446 720600. www.menteryfro.org

Swimming & Water Polo Club Meets Mon 7-9.45pm & Fri 8-10pm at Penarth Leisure Centre, Andrew Rd, Cogan. Contact B.Preece@penarthswpc.org.uk

Cymdeithas Gymraeg Penarth Yn cwrdd nos Fercher gyntaf y mis 7.30yh yn Eglwys Annibynnol Bethel, Plassey St. Cysyllter â Sylvia Greville 2070 3697.

Cogan Squash Club Contact Dean Mears 406683.

25 Siawns i Siarad/Chance to Chat Yn bennaf i’r rhai sydd wedi dysgu. Yn cwrdd ddydd Gwener 9.30-11.30yb yn The Bears Head, Windsor Rd. Cysyllter â Nic ap Glyn 2035 0088. Teithiau Cerdded/Welsh walks Y cyfle i gerdded a chymdeithasu trwy gyfrwng yr iaith Gymraeg / A chance to use your Welsh whilst walking in a group. Cysyllter â / Contact Valeways 01446 749000. www.valeways.org.uk Clwb Ieuenctid Cymraeg/Welsh Youth Club Yn cwrdd nos Lun 6.30-8.30yh yng Nghanolfan Hamdden Penarth / Meets Monday 6.30-8.30pm at Penarth Leisure Centre. Cysyllter â / Contact 2070 1254.

WOMEN’S GROUPS Penarth Women’s Institue Meets 2nd Thu 2-4pm at Masonic Hall, Stanwell Rd. Contact Anthea Chandler (Sec) 2051 5872. Penarth Pier Women’s Institue Contact Sue Haris 2070 2006. Trefoil Guild For older Guides or supporters of the Guides. Meets 1st Fri (ex March) at Elfed Avenue United Church. Contact Pat Edwards 2070 2826. Women’s Guild Invited speakers, social. Meets Thu 2.45pm at Elfed Avenue United Church. Contact Pat Edwards 2070 2826. WRVS Tuesday Afternoon Club meets 2pm at The Albion, Glebe Street. Contact Tricia Hughes 07590 776 027.

YOUTH GROUPS

Penarth Youth Project West House Cottage, West House, Stanwell Rd. Provides information, counselling and activities for young people aged 11-25. Open Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 3-9pm. Contact Tracy Downes (Manager) 2040 5305. www.penarthyouthproject.org.uk The Crib Youth Club Meets Wed 6.30-8.30pm at Penarth Leisure Centre, Andrew Rd. Contact 2070 1254.

26 Cwrt-y-Vil Youth Club Meets Tue, Wed, Thu 6.30-9pm at Cwrty-Vil Community Centre, Byrd Cres. Contact 2070 1254. Cosy Youth Group Meets Fri 7.30-9pm at Lower Penarth Community Centre, Brockhill Way. Contact Revd Simon Jennings (Cosmeston Christian Fellowship) 07766 117785. www.cosmeston-church.org.uk Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme Run by Vale of Glamorgan Youth Service. Silver group meets Wed 6-9pm at West House Cottage, West House, Stanwell Rd. Groups also meet Thu 5-7pm (Bronze) and 7-9pm (Silver). Contact 2070 1254. Penarth Youth Action Includes representatives from youth groups throughout the town and shadows the work of the Town Council. Meets alternate Mon 6.30-9.30pm at West House Cottage, West House, Stanwell Rd. Contact 2070 1254.

Distinctiv Discussion group, games & activites for school years 6-10, held Thu (term time) 6.30-7.45pm at Penarth Leisure Centre, Andrew Rd. Contact 07921 451 661 or youthworker@immanuelchurch.org.uk

Woodcraft Folk For ages 6-16 years. Meet Tue 6-7.15pm (term time) at All Saints Church Hall. Contact John Rogan 2070 1369. www.penarthwoodcraft.org.uk

Escape Youth club for ages 10-19. Meets Sat 5.30pm (term time) at Penarth Leisure Centre, Andrew Rd. Contact 07921 451 661 or youthworker@immanuelchurch.org.uk

Air Cadets Parade hall on Dingle Rd. For ages 1322. Parade nights Mon & Wed 7-9.30pm. Contact Flt Lt Howard Dymond 2035 0448. www.bearshead.co.uk

Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this section, the publishers and promoters cannot be held responsible for unintentional errors or omissions. You are advised to check details directly with the organisations and groups concerned. Organisations are included in the above categories for ease of reference; inclusion within one category or another, however, does not imply incompatibility with any of the categories listed. Organisations are listed in this section in good faith, but inclusion does not imply endorsement by Penarth Town Council or Heritage Guides of any organisation listed, nor can these two bodies be held responsible for any organisation’s failure to comply with legal or professional requirements.

Army Cadets Parade ground on Woodland Place. For ages 13-18. Parade night: Wed 7-9pm.. Contact Capt H Rundle 2039 0992.

Peer Mentoring Scheme Run by Penarth Youth Project. Young people coaching others having problems at school. Contact 2070 1254.

Boys’ Brigade Meets Albert Road Methodist Church. Contact 2048 3555.

Scouts Contact Roger Morse 01446 403137. penarthdistrictscouts.org.uk

Kidzone For ages 5-12. Meets Thu 6.15pm at Salvation Army Hall, Plassey St. Contact Cpt Steve Mayo 2070 1916. www1.salvationarmy.org.uk/penarth

Guides Contact Jane Prigg 2033 1696. www.7thpenarthguides.org.uk

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Sea Cadets Parade hall on Stanwell Cres. For ages 10-18. Parade nights (seniors) Tue & Thu 6.45-9.15 pm; juniors Thu 6.45-9.15 pm. Contact 2070 7887 or 2071 0137 (parade nights). www.penarthscc.org.uk

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This map is based on original surveys. @ Copyright Heritage Guides 2010. No reproduction of this map is permitted without the prior approval of the publisher. Note that the existence of a route on this map cannot be taken as evidence of a right of way.

Key to map symbols Car park Community centre Fire station Medical centre Post Office Place of worship Public conveniences Recycling point School Allotments Bus stops and routes Children’s play area Cycle route Letterbox Public telephone Other feature Conservation area Ward boundaries

32 Street locations refer to map A or B on pages 28-31, followed by grid reference. Agnes Street.................................... A2b Albany Court.....................................A3e Albert Crescent.................................A3e Albert Road.......................................A3e Alberta Road.....................................B2d Alberta Place..................................... B2c Althorp Drive..................................... B5c Anchor Road.....................................A1c Anchorage, The................................ A1b Andrew Road....................................A1a Archer Place...................................... B1c Archer Road...................................... B1c Archer Terrace................................... B1c Arcot Lane........................................ A2d Arcot Street...................................... A3d Ash Grove........................................ A1b Augusta Crescent.............................. B3c Augusta Road................................... B3c Barberry Rise.....................................A2a Baron Close.......................................A4c Baron Road.......................................A4c Baroness Place................................. A4b Barry Road........................................A1a Beach Lane.......................................A4e Beach Road.......................................A4e Beaumont Court............................... A4b Bedwas Place....................................A4c Beechwood Drive..............................B2a Belle View Terrace.............................A2e Birch Lane......................................... B4c Bittern Way ......................................B5d Bradenham Place............................. A3d Bradford Place..................................A3e Bramble Rise.....................................A2a Brangwyn Close................................A2c Bridge Street.................................... A2b Bridgeman Road...............................B1d Britten Road......................................B3b Brockhill Rise.................................... B4c Brockhill Way.................................... B5c Bromfield Place.................................A3e Bute Lane......................................... A3d Byrd Crescent....................................B3a Byron Place.......................................A3c Cae Canol.........................................B2a Cae Gwyn.........................................B2a Carys Close..................................B2a/3a Castle Avenue...................................B4b Catkin Drive......................................A2a Cawnpore Street.............................. A2b Caynham Avenue.............................. B4c Cedar Way.........................................B1a Ceiriog Close.....................................A3c Chandlers Way................................. A1d Channel View....................................B3d Chantry Rise...................................... B4c Chapel Lane..................................... A2d Charlotte Street................................ A2b Charteris Close.................................. B4c Chaucer Close.................................. A3b Cherry Close...................................... B4c Cherwell Road...................................B2b Chestnut Way....................................B1a Chichester Road................................A2c Church Avenue..................................A3e Church Place North...........................A2e Church Place South...........................A3e Church Road.....................................A3e Cliff Hill.............................................B1d Cliff Parade.......................................B2d Cliff Road..........................................B2d Cliff Street.........................................A2e Cliffside.............................................B4d Clinton Road..................................... B1c Clive Crescent................................... A3f Clive Place........................................A3e Coates Road......................................B3b Coleridge Avenue..............................A3c Corbett Road............................... off A1a Cornerswell Place............................. A3b Cornerswell Road . ...........................A4c

Coronation Terrace............................A2e Cosmeston Drive............................... B5c Countess Place..................................A4c Cowper Close....................................A4c Cowslip Court...................................A2a Cradog..............................................B3a Craven Walk......................................B4d Culver Close......................................B3a Custom House Place.........................A1e Cwrt St Cyres....................................A4a Cwrt Ty Mawr....................................B2a Cwrt-y-Vil Road................................. B1c Denbigh Court...................................B1b Dinas Road........................................B2a Dingle, The............................. A3c & A4e Dingle Lane...................................... A3d Dingle Road..................................... A3d Dochdwy Road..................................A1a Dock Street...................................... A2b Dowland Road..................................B3a Dros y Mor........................................B2d Dryden Road.....................................A3c Dylan Close.......................................A1a Dyserth Road....................................A4c Earl Road..........................................B1a Elfed Avenue.....................................A4a Elgar Road........................................B3b Elizabethan Court............................ A1b Erwâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;r Delyn.......................................A4a Esplanade, The - see Penarth Esplanade Evenlode Avenue..............................B2b Fairfield Road....................................A3c Falcon Grove.....................................B6b Fennel Close......................................A2a Ferry Lane.........................................A2e Field View Close................................A2a Flax Court.........................................A2a Forrest Road...................................... B3c Foxglove Rise....................................A2a Gainsborough Road..........................A2c Glades,The........................................A4e Glebe Street..................................... A3d Glyndwr Road...................................A4a Goscombe Drive............................... A2b Grange, The.......................................B1b Greenhaven Road.............................A1a Grove Place...................................... A3d Grove Terrace....................................A3c Gwyn James Court........................... A2b Halton Close..................................... B5c Handel Close.....................................B3a Harbour View Road.......................... A2d Harriet Street................................... A2b Hastings Avenue.............................. A4b Hastings Close................................. A4b Hastings Place.................................. A4b Hawthrorn Avenue............................B1a Hazel Road........................................B1a Heath Avenue...................................A2a Heol Neuadd Cogan..........................B3a Heol Treforys.....................................B2a Heol y Brenin....................................B2a Herbert Terrace................................. A4d Hewell Street................................... A2b Hickman Road.................................. A3d High Street....................................... A3d High View Road.................................A2c Hill Street..........................................A2e Hill Terrace........................................A2c Holmsdale Place................................B1d Ivy Street...........................................A4c Jenkinsvill......................................... A3f Jephcott Place.................................. A1d John Batchelor Way.......................... A1d John Street........................................A2e Joseph Parry Close............................A1a Jubilee Lane......................................A3e Kestrel Way....................................... B5c King Street....................................... A2d Kipling Close.................................... A3b Knowbury Avenue.............................B5d

Kymin Road.......................................A3e Kymin Terrace....................................A3e Laburnum Way..................................B1a Landings, The....................................A1c Lapwing Close................................... B5c Larkwood Avenue............................. B1c Lavernock Road.........................B2b/B5c Llandaff Close................................... B2c Llwyn Passat.................................... A1d Lord Street........................................A2e Lower Dock Street............................ A2b Ludlow Lane..................................... A3d Ludlow Street................................... A3d Machen Street...................................A4c Maillards Haven................................B4d Mallard Way...................................... B5c Maple Road..................................... A4b Marconi Avenue................................A1c Marine Parade .................................B2d Mariners Heights...............................A2e Masefield Road................................ A3b Maughan Terrace..............................A2e Meadowside............................... off A4a Meliden Lane....................................A4c Meliden Road....................................A4c Merlin Close...................................... B5c Milton Road..................................... A3b Monkstone Close..............................B3a Mountjoy Avenue............................. A4b Mountjoy Close................................ A4b Mountjoy Crescent........................... A4b Mountjoy Lane................................. A4b Mountjoy Place................................ A3b Myrtle Close......................................B1a Norris Close......................................A2a Northcliff........................................... A2f Northcliff Drive..................................A2e Oakwood Close................................ A1b Old Barry Road................................. A1b Orchard Rise.................................... A3b Osprey Close..................................... B6c Owain Close . ...................................A4a Paddocks, The.................................... B4c Paget Place.......................................A2e Paget Road....................................... A2d Paget Terrace.....................................A2e Pantycelyn Road . .............................A1a Park Road..........................................B1d Pembridge Drive................................A2c Pembroke Terrace..............................A2e Penarth Esplanade..................... A4f/B1d Penarth Head Lane............................ A3f Penarth Portway.......................... A1d/2e Penlan Rise.......................................A1a Penlan Road......................................A1a Pen-y-Turnpike View..........................A3a Petrel Close.......................................B5d Pierhead View...................................A1c Pill Street......................................... A2b Plas Pamir.........................................A1e Plas Sant Andresse............................A1e Plas St Pol de Leon............................A1e Plas Taliesin.......................................A1e Plassey Square.............................A2c/2d Plassey Street................................... A3d Plover Way........................................ B5c Plymouth Road.......................... B1d/B3d Portland Close...................................B2d Powys Road......................................B1a Purcell Road......................................B3b Queens Road.....................................A2e Railway Terrace................................ A3d Raisedale Gardens............................B2d Raisedale Road................................. B2c Raven Way........................................ B6c Rectory Court....................................A4e Rectory Road.....................................A4e Rectory Road Lane............................A4e Redlands Avenue..............................A3a Redlands Road.......................... A2a/B1a Rhos Ddu..........................................B2a

River View........................................ A1b River Walk........................................ A1b Robinswood Close............................ B2c Robinswood Crescent....................... B2c Rockrose Way....................................A2a Romney Walk....................................A2c Roseberry Place.................................A4c Rowan Close..................................... B4c Royal Close...................................... A2d Rudry Street......................................A4c Salisbury Avenue...............................B1b Salisbury Close..................................B1b Salop Place...................................... A3d Salop Street...................................... A3d Shakepeare Avenue.......................... A3b Shelley Crescent................................A3c Slipway, The.......................................A2c St Annes Avenue...............................B2b St Augustines Crescent...................... A2f St Augustines Path............................A2e St Augustines Road...........................A2e St Cyres Close...................................A4a St Cyres Road....................................A4a St Davids Crescent............................A4a St Dyfrig Road...................................B2a St Garmon Road................................B2a St James Court..................................B1a St Lukes Avenue................................B2a St Marks Road...................................B2b St Marks Street........................... B2b-3b St Martins Close................................B2a St Pauls Avenue.................................B2a St Peters Road...................................B2a Stanton Way......................................B5d Stanwell Crescent.............................A2e Stanwell Road...................... A4c/4d/B1b Station Approach............................. A4d Station Road..................................... B1c Steep Street..................................... A2d Sullivan Close....................................B3b Sully Place.........................................B1d Sully Road.........................................A3a Sully Terrace...................................... B2c Summerland Close............................A1a Sundew Close...................................A2a Sycamore Close.................................A1a Tair Gwaun........................................B3a Tal-y-bryn..........................................B2a Teasel Avenue...................................A2a Tennyson Road................................. A3b Terra Nova Way.................................A1c Thorn Grove......................................B4d Tower Hill..........................................B1d Tudor Close....................................... B3c Ty Uchaf............................................B2a Uplands Crescent..............................A1a Upper Cliff Close............................... A2f Upper Cliff Drive............................... A3f Upper Cosmeston Farm.....................B6b Vale View Close.................................A1a Vale View Crescent............................A1a Victoria Avenue................................ A4d Victoria Road............................ A4d/B2b Victoria Square................................. A4d Waun Ganol......................................B3a West Terrace..................................... A3d Westbourne Road...................... B1c/B4c Westfield Drive..................................B2a Whitcliffe Drive.................................B5d Willow Close.....................................B1a Windsor Arcade................................ A3d Windsor Lane....................................A3c Windsor Place.................................. A3d Windsor Road.................................. A3d Windsor Terrace................................A3e Windsor Terrace Lane........................A3e Wood Street..................................... A4d Woodland Drive............................... A4d Woodland Mews.............................. A4d Woodland Place............................... A4d Wordsworth Avenue........................ A3b

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