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Llangadog is situated in the
heart of the Tywi Valley half way between Llandeilo and Llandovery.
A village with a population of approximately 1000 people it is
situated on the western edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park
and is surrounded by beautiful rolling hills and pasture with
stunning views towards the Black Mountain. The main business is
agriculture but there are several small and medium sized businesses
here including a builders merchant and an agricultural feed and
supply shop. The beautiful countryside surrounding the village
and its nearness to the Brecon Beacons makes it a draw for tourists.
The village is well served by places to stay, eat and drink.
Capel Gwynfe is a small village
about 3 miles to the south and west of Llangadog with a picturesque
church dating from 1898 and a 19th Century church hall. The area
primarily consists of agricultural lands and its location in the
foothills of the Brecon Beacons make it an ideal starting point
for walkers and cyclists. It was voted Village of the Year for
Carmarthenshire in 2004. In additon to this website, the villagers
of Gwynfe have their own website at http://www.gwynfe.btck.co.uk
Bethlehem is a village to the
south of Llangadog perched on the hillside overlooking the Towy
flood plain. Bethlehem Hall is renowned for stamping cards at
Christmas time and hundreds of people each year bring their
cards to be stamped with the Bethlehem stamp. Behind the village
is Garn Goch which is a bracken covered hillside which turns
a glorious red in Autumn and Winter and is the site of an Iron
Age Hill fort.
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UKRAINE APPEAL
There are several local collection points for people to leave donations for Ukrainian refugees, Hengwrt in Llandeilo is one. See below for details and items needed.
Julie from the Last Gallery in Llangadog (opposite the surgery) is also taking in donations Monday to Friday 9-5, otherwise please leave items in the shed behind the Last Gallery workshop.
And Cadog Homecare at Carmarthen Road Business Park in Llandeilo are also acting as a donation point from 10-4 pm until March 11th, but please don't leave items outside.

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Do you have any news or upcoming events that you would like to see listed on this website?
As Caron is not able to be present in the Post Office, she is trying to update the website as frequently as possible with any new information / updates.
If you have any news, anything of interest or maybe a future event coming up over the next few months or you need information updating please email her on caronthomas55@yahoo.com
Many thanks.
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Wartime Memories
To commemorate the 75th Anniversary of VE Day, Sheila Marson, formerly of Llangadog, has sent us some of her Wartime Memories along with two poems which her mother, Gladys wrote at that time.
You can read them here. >>>
Poem for St David's Day
Sheila has kindly sent us a poem for St David's Day
You can read it here.>>>
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Local
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View of Llangadog from the top of the tower of St Cadog's Church

Llangadog Village Square

Church Street Llangadog

Newsagents, Post Office and Butcher's Shop Llangadog

Inquisitive local residents

Red Kite carving and the Old Church at Capel Gwynfe

Village Square at Bethlehem

Garn Goch

River Sawdde

Snow on the Church
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