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Towns & Villages - P to Z

Mining memorial in Maesteg Many towns, villages and communities in South East Wales have their own websites thanks to local enthusiasts. See if your area is online - if you know a website worth including, get in touch.

  • More for Penarth, Pontypool, Pontypridd, Porthcawl, Tredegar, Treorchy and Usk
  • Towns and Villages - A to C - D to O
  • Local History websites

    Pentyrch
    http://www.pentyrch.org.uk

    A village located to the north west of Cardiff. This pleasant site has a gallery of pictures of Pentyrch, links to local schools, organisations, politicians and councillors.

    Ponty Town
    http://www.pontytown.co.uk

    A site covering everything that's going on in and around Pontypridd. You'll find up-to-date local news and a vibrant message board, along with guides to music, business, sport, the environment and other aspects of Ponty life.
  • More Pontypridd websites

    Radyr and Morganstown Community
    http://www.radyr.org.uk

    Promoting local events, activities, crafts and more. It's also the official website for the community council, the R&M Association and the Parish of Radyr.

    Raglan Village
    http://www.raglanvillage.co.uk

    Street maps, travel information, attractions, accommodation, local news. weather and photos.

    Tintern
    http://www.tintern.org.uk

    News about village life, arts and crafts, clubs, societies, churches and local history.

    Torfaen - Webster
    http://www.webster.uk.net

    A community portal for and by the people of Torfaen - Cwmbran, Pontypool, Blaenavon and surrounding areas.

    Tredegar
    http://www.tredegar.co.uk

    Supplying historical and current news and information on the town of Tredegar since 1995.
  • More Tredegar websites

    Treherbert on the Web
    http://www.treherbert.info

    An online guide to Treherbert and surrounding Rhondda villages, including a history of the area, a local directory, events guide and links to local news and travel.

    Treorchy.net
    http://www.treorchy.net

    Billed as your complete local guide, with events listings, local news, travel tips and a magazine section including letters, short stories, poems and other features.
  • More Treorchy websites

    Usk Town Council
    http://www.usktc.force9.co.uk

    An in-depth guide to the town, with contact details for a range of businesses, services, societies and attractions. You'll also find pictures of old Usk, a street map, and details of local artists.
  • More Usk websites


    This page details towns and villages beginning P to Z
  • Click here for letters A to C
  • Click here for letters D to O

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