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CouncilDevon Council offers £300,000 in grants to upgrade local libraries
Two new funding streams open on 1 October, giving community groups up to £20,000 for building improvements and up to £1,000 for activities that draw people into library spaces.
Exeter1 minute ago
CouncilHalloween costume swaps to run in 22 Devon libraries this October
Devon County Council and partners are expanding the community costume-swap scheme to 22 libraries, offering families a free way to reuse Halloween outfits and cut waste.
Exeter8 minutes ago
Police & fireThree men remanded in Bristol court on drug supply charges
The men were charged after police raids in south Bristol on 30 September, with further court dates set for October and November.
Bristol54 minutes ago
CouncilWillowdown Primary opens 16-place inclusion base for SEND pupils in Bridgwater
Two refurbished classrooms at Willowdown Primary now provide specialist support for 16 children with special educational needs, keeping them in their local school and reducing the need for travel to separate facilities.
Bridgwater58 minutes ago
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View allSaint Fagans Castle
St Fagans · 19 miles
An Elizabethan mansion stands in the village of St Fagans, on the western edge of Cardiff, Wales. Dating from the late 16th century, the house and the remaining D-shaped medieval wall are protected as Grade I listed structures. The estate now provides the setting for St Fagans National Museum of History, whose buildings occupy the surrounding grounds, while the gardens and parkland are also recorded at Grade I on the Cadw/ICOMOS register of historic parks and gardens. The location originally supported a 13th-century castle that was in ruins by 1536. In 1563 the property passed to Dr John Gibbon, and a new house was erected either by him or by Nicholas Herbert, who bought the site in 1586. Sir Edward Lewis of The Van acquired the house in 1616, establishing a trust that required it to remain in the senior male line of his family. Following the death of Thomas Lewis in 1736, an act of parliament placed the estate into a 2 000-year testamentary trust. The interior shows work from the Lewis period and later alterations after 1850 when the Windsor-Clive family inherited the estate in 1833; Lady Harriet Clive directed extensive restoration, and terraces were laid out in 1865–66 and extended in the early 20th century. During the First World War the building functioned as a convalescent hospital for soldiers, and in 1947 it was bequeathed to the National Museum of Wales. In 1951, furniture from Tredegar House was selected for the castle’s period rooms. Admission is free, wheelchair access is limited, and opening times are published on the listing.
Newbridge War Memorial
St Fagans · 18 miles

Cilewent Farmhouse
St Fagans · 18 miles

Abernodwydd Farmhouse
St Fagans · 18 miles
HMV Altmark
North Cornelly · 3.1 miles
To see the wreck you need to make sure the tide is in your favour. Either go out (at least 3 hours after the last high tide) or any time after and up to about 4 hours before the next high tide.
Blast Wall Park
Coychurch · 6.8 miles
WW2 Era Blast wall from munitions plant
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