Cardigan
We've put together a list of some of the main websites for Cardigan. Tell us about any others you've come across.
Cardigan Mini Site on bbc.co.uk
Cardigan
http://www.visitcardigan.com/
This guide to Cardigan has been produced by the town's enterprise organisation Menter Aberteifi. It offers a comprenhensive guide to the town including information about visitor attractions, accommodation, activities, events and festivals.
Cardigan Ambulance Station
http://web.ukonline.co.uk/cardas/index.htm
A website devoted to Cardigan Ambulance Station compiled by members of the local service. The site includes a comprehensive history of the service including many photographs as well as the latest news and even some healthy recipes.
Cardigan Town FC
www.clubwebsite.co.uk/cardigantownfc/noticeboard.pl
This site follows the fortunes of Cardigan Town and Cardigan Town Reserves in the Ceredigion Costcutters League. It also has sections on the club's junior teams. The site also includes sections on club news, a photo gallery and a notice board.
Suggested by Dai Jones from Cardigan
Cardigan Bowling Club
www.cardigan-bowls.co.uk
The first historical reference to the game of Bowls in Cardigan dates back to 1713. This comprehensive guide to the present Cardigan bowling club includes team information, fixture lists, a club history and photos.
Cardigan Golf Club
www.cardigangolf.co.uk
According to its website, Cardigan Golf Club has "a fine championship course measuring 6687 yards, Par 72, SSS 73". The course is suitable for players of all levels and is playable all year round. There is a club house, changing rooms and three squash courts.
Cardigan Rugby Club
www.thisistivyside.net/tivyside/cardigan_rfc
This is the official website for Cardigan Rugby Club which is currently in the WRU's Division Three West. Sponsored by Cardigan's local paper - The Tivyside - the site has lots of up-to-date info on the 'Cardies', including match reports and photos.
Cardigan Town Trail and History Map
http://www.cardigan-chamber.co.uk/history.htm
The Cardigan Town Trail and History map has been developed by local history society Hanes Aberteifi. Follow the route and take a trip back in time. There's information about the town's castle, the area's ship building industry, the county gaol and more.
Cardigan Townscape Heritage Initiative
www.cardigan-heritage.co.uk/
"This website has updated information on the Recreating Pride in Cardigan Scheme which has seen the renovation of the high street and many historic buildings in Cardigan Town." Website suggested by Jane Davies from Cardigan.
Creative Mwldan
http://www.mwldan.co.uk/media/
Creative Mwldan has been open since June 2003 and forms one strand of the recent re-development at Theatr Mwldan. Here you'll find IT and video facilities for Producers, Media Trainers and Community Projects in a newly refurbished building with the latest IT and video production equipment.
Maesglas FC
http://paulhopejones.tripod.com/index.html
Maesglas FC has a host of features on its website pages, including news, the chairman and manager's page, fixtures, league standings, past and present players, team photo album and even directions for travelling teams.
Our Lady of Cardigan National Shrine
http://www.cardigantaper.org/
During the middle ages there was a notable pilgrimage in honour of Our Lady in Cardigan. A legend describes how a statue of Mary was found by the side of the river Teifi. This website provides information about the pilgrimage and the restored shrine which is now located at the Roman Catholic Church in Cardigan on North Road.
Theatr Mwldan
http://www.mwldan.co.uk
Theatr Mwldan is a lively arts centre in the middle of Cardigan. Housed in a former slaughterhouse, the building underwent extensive renovation from 2002 - 2004 and as part of the redevelopment, its website is also being redesigned. Until then, all you'll find is a web page with contact details and a link to Creative Mwldan. Watch this space!
Theatr Mwldan Film Society
www.tmfilmsoc.org.uk
Theatr Mwldan Film Society is a non-profit-making organisation whose aim is to promote cultural film and the best new releases in world cinema. It gives people in the Cardigan area the chance to enjoy films from all over the world. TMFS picked up a Film Society of theYear Commendation from the British Film Institute in 1992 and the Best Film Society Award in 1993. You'll find details of film showings and membership options on the website.
Cardigan Neighbourhood Policing team
www.dyfed-powys.police.uk/en/ceredigion/neighbourhoods/cardigantown/
This web page is part of the Dyfed Powys Police Force site and provides information about the local Neighbourhood Policing Team, news and appeals, safety and security advice and publications.
Suggested by Richard Marshall
Open Studios - Cardigan Artists
http://www.westwalesartists.co.uk/
A guide to the artists and locations featured in the annual 'Cardigan Open Studios' event in which local artists open up access to their studios, giving visitors the opportunity to step into their creative worlds and watch them work.
B Natural Ladies' Barbershop Chorus
http://www.b-natural.co.uk
This website has photos and details about this Cardigan-based chorus. It also has information about Barbershop music, the director and the management team.
Suggested by Linda Ceri Jones.
Cardigan and District Probus Club
http://cardiprobus.tripod.com/
The club exists to provide a meeting point for retired or semi-retired professional and business men (hence the name Probus) at which they can contact and maintain fellowship with others in like circumstances. The website includes sections on the club's history and programme for the year.
Suggested by Colin Lewis
Tivyside
http://www.thisistivyside.net
An online version of the Cardigan-based Tivyside weekly newspaper providing a round-up of local news and sport from south Ceredigion as well as features, obituaries and a letters page. The site also publishes reports and results from local agricultural shows and Eisteddfodau, and has an on-going campaign to Save Cardigan Castle. Some Welsh-language content is also republished from The Tivyside and most of the site's headings are bilingual.
Cardigan Mini Site on bbc.co.uk
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