St. Brides Major, Ogmore-by-Sea and Southerndown Community Website

About us & our site

Our Community Website group comprises:

www.stbridesmajor.co.uk

www.ogmore-by-sea.co.uk

www.southerndown.org.uk

Quick links: navigating our site, your contributions, acknowledgements, disclaimer, copyright

St. Brides Major village web site was set up in late 2001.  Soon after, details were added for Dunraven, Southerndown, Ogmore Village and Ogmore-by-Sea, followed a short while later by information on Castle-upon-Alun, Heol-y-Mynydd, Norton and Pont-yr-Brown.  There is also reference to other villages nearby, such as Wick and Ewenny with which there are strong ties and links, as the hamlets and villages are intrinsically bound together.  Over the years, the Parish has incorporated St. Brides Major & Ewenny and St. Brides Major & Wick.  News, information, history and photographs have been brought into one main Community Web Site under the title of: St. Brides Major, Southerndown and Ogmore-by-Sea which reflects the current St. Brides Major Community Council Wards. 

This is a privately owned, non-profit making community service provided free of charge for the benefit of the villagers and all those who have an interest in our community and surrounding area. 

Daffodils planted by St. Brides Major Community Council

NAVIGATING OUR SITE:     Back to top

The main page of each section has links to all the other sections on the right-hand side.  Related pages within a section have links to each other.  All internal links (ie to pages on our site) open in the same window - return to an item by clicking an appropriate link or use the "back" key on your toolbar.  To choose another section at any time, click the "Return to Main ... Page" link.  All external links to other websites in relation to the topic, organisation, company or other related subject, are indicated by "Visit ... website" and open a new page - return to this site by clicking on the top right hand cross or select File and Close. 

 

Young sheep having a rest at the roadside in Heol-y-Mynydd

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Dates for the diary, news, local history, details of meetings, groups, organisations, clubs or in fact almost anything that could be of interest to people of the area are welcomed and can be sent to us via the feedback form on the "contact us" link in the right hand margin or may be handed in to the village Post Office in St. Brides Major who have kindly agreed to pass them on. 

If you have any contributions which need to be sent using ordinary e-mail with attachments, eg photographs or pictures, contact us and we will send you a link by return.  The editors and owners of this web site reserve the right to remove, alter, or refuse to include, any link or contribution. 

Don’t forget to sign the Guest Book (it’s nice to see who visits us - even compliments are welcome!!); place yourself on our Guest Map; or use our Forum page for discussion of local topics of interest.  Please do not abuse these services or they may be withdrawn. 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:     Back to top

We would like to thank everyone who has kindly provided us with photographs and/or information, including: Joan Kinsbrook; James Heard; Tom Potts for copies of his pen & ink paintings; Peter Vincent; Rev. M. Komor; Vale of Glamorgan Council; Three Golden Cups. We acknowledge the useful data and facts found in Mr. S. W. Bevan’s book © St. Brides Major, Southerndown & Ogmore-by-Sea and additional material supplied by his daughter.  Thanks also to St. Brides Major sub-post office and shop owners past and present for their support. 

Daffodils planted by St. Brides Major Community Council

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Information has been gathered from various sources in good faith.  It is possible there are errors or omissions – whilst we are happy to correct these we cannot be held responsible for any mistakes as accuracy cannot be assured.  Inclusion or mention of services, businesses, products, etc., does not imply that they are recommended or endorsed.  You are advised to check details of opening season and times, costs, particulars, fitness for particular purpose/s, availability, etc.  We cannot be held liable for damages, lost profits, etc., and disclaim all warranties/guarantees.  Furthermore the editors and owners of this web site accept no responsibility in any way whatsoever for the content, accuracy or reliability of any other web site/s mentioned or linked within these pages which are given for information purposes only, and inclusion (or exclusion) does not imply endorsement or otherwise. 

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Photographs and articles throughout this site are subject to copyright and should not be stored, displayed or reproduced in any form whatsoever without written permission from the web site owners and copyright holder/s.  We have indicated the name of the copyright holder for many photographs but in some instances (e.g. old postcards) we have not been able to ascertain this information or have been asked to not publish details.  Web site design and content including text and graphics subject to copyright. © 

Soaring seagull at Ogmore-by-Sea

 

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