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228 items: newspapers, journals, TV, law reports, Hansard, blogs, catalogues and video. Tap a decade, then an item.

1780s 1

1786-1832 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Estate plans, 1786-1832 (Herbert of White Friars / William Hurst estate)

Estate plans 1786–1832 of lands in Cogan, Llandough-juxta-Penarth, Penarth, St Andrews Major and Sully (Percy Randell collection, Hurst/Herbert estate).

Glamorgan Archives DXGL/9-10; Percy Randell; Collection

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0223

1820s 1

1824 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Survey of marquis of Bute’s Glamorgan estates, by David Stewart. 1824

Bute estate survey of 1824 whose plan list includes ‘19. Cedfin alias Ty Mawr farm; in Llandough’ and ‘20. Llandough and Cogan Pill farms’.

Glamorgan Archives DB/E/1-2; Bute, Glamorgan Estate

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0209

1840s 3

1842 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Llandough-juxta-Penarth Civil Parish Records, 1842-2000

Civil parish records of Llandough-juxta-Penarth incl. the tithe plan and apportionments of 1842, assistant overseers’ rate books 1872–1895 and parish minutes.

Glamorgan Archives P35

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0211

1842 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Llandough, Cogan and Leckwith tithe plan, 1842

Parish copy of the tithe plan for Llandough, Cogan and Leckwith, 1842.

Glamorgan Archives P35/9; Llandough-juxta-Penarth Civil Parish Records

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0217

1841 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Llandough, Cogan and Leckwith tithe apportionment, 1841

Parish copy of the tithe apportionment for Llandough, Cogan and Leckwith, 1841 (owners, occupiers and field schedule).

Glamorgan Archives P35/10; Llandough-juxta-Penarth Civil Parish Records

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0218

1860s 1

1864-12-30 Cardiff Times Newspaper Cardiff Times and Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian, 30 Dec 1864: death of Amy, “relict of the late Mr. John Williams, Great House farm”

Cardiff Times and Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian, 30 Dec 1864: death of Amy, “relict of the late Mr. John Williams, Great House farm”

Cardiff Times, 30 Dec 1864, p.5 (

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SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0001

1870s 3

1875 University of Leicester Special Collections – Historical Directories directory Worrall’s Directory of South Wales, 1875 - Page 324

Penarth section of Worrall’s 1875 directory; under ‘In Llandough Parish’ farmers it lists a Williams entry at ‘Great house’ alongside a Rees entry at Llandough.

Worrall’s Directory of South Wales, 1875 - Page 324

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0195

1872-01-01 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Conveyance of glebe land in the parish of Llandough as a site for a school, 1 Jan 1872

Conveyance of Llandough glebe land as a school site, 1 Jan 1872.

Glamorgan Archives P35CW/9; Llandough-juxta-Penarth with Leckwith Ecclesiastical Parish Records

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0221

1878 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Ordnance Survey plans, 1878 (Vale of Glamorgan Borough Council)

Council-held Ordnance Survey large-scale plans of 1878, sheets XLVII/2, 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14, 15, showing Llandough-juxta-Penarth, Penarth, Dinas Powys and Roath Docks.

Glamorgan Archives DCVG/PL/1; Vale of Glamorgan Borough Council, Planning and Environmental Services Department

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0222

1880s 4

1889-08-16 Barry Dock News Newspaper Barry Dock News, 16 Aug 1889, p.2: apples taken from “the orchard of Great House Farm … the property of John Williams”; orchard reached “over the hedge from the railway”

Barry Dock News, 16 Aug 1889, p.2: apples taken from “the orchard of Great House Farm … the property of John Williams”; orchard reached “over the hedge from the railway”

Welsh Newspapers Online: Barry Dock News, 16 Aug 1889, p.2

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SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0002

1885 National Library of Scotland – Ordnance Survey Six-inch England and Wales map View map: Ordnance Survey, Glamorgan XLVII (includes: Cardiff; Penarth; St Andrews Major.)

NLS scan of the first-edition OS six-inch Glamorgan sheet XLVII (Cardiff, Penarth area), surveyed 1878–79, published 1885.

Glamorgan Sheet XLVII, surveyed 1878–1879, published 1885 (first edition six-inch); Llandough’s position on the sheet not visually checked

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0186

1887 University of Leicester Special Collections – Historical Directories directory Owen & Co.’s Cardiff Directory, 1887 - Page 209

Owen’s 1887 Cardiff Directory (incl. Penarth) lists a Williams at Great House farm, Llandough, Penarth.

Owen & Co.’s Cardiff Directory, 1887 (5th ed.), p.209

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0198

1883 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Col. Hen. Herbert Lee, RE, to land in St. Andrews [major] and Llandough [-juxta-Penarth], 1837-1877, compiled 1883, 1837-1877

Abstract of title (compiled 1883) for land in St Andrews Major and Llandough-juxta-Penarth, 1837–1877, in the Vaughan and Roche solicitors’ collection; which Llandough land is covered is not stated in the catalogue line.

Glamorgan Archives DNLE/34/2; Messrs. Vaughan and Roche Collection (Abstracts of Title)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0220

1890s 9

1891-11-11 newspaper cutting (title not printed) Newspaper Newspaper report: reported theft of geese from Great House Farm, Llandough (1891)

Newspaper report: reported theft of geese from Great House Farm, Llandough (1891)

British Newspaper Archive clipping (title not shown); Image file 2026-02-07_consortium-formal_notice_bpvsbuckler__en_v0-0-1_008.png; Datro repository, pinned commit 2e514c59; Buckler family evidence repository.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0003

1892-06-07 South Wales Echo Newspaper ALLEGED THEFT OF GEESE AT LLANDOUGH

Court report: three geese taken on 11 Nov 1891 from John Williams of Great House Farm, Llandough; police evidence heard.

South Wales Echo, Tuesday, 7 June 1892, p.2 (BNA search-result OCR window)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0004

1892-06-08 South Wales Daily News Newspaper ALLEGED THEFT OF GEESE AT LLANDOUGH

Same court case reported in the South Wales Daily News: geese of John Williams, Great House Farm.

South Wales Daily News, Wednesday, 8 June 1892, p.6 (BNA search-result OCR window)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0005

1892-06-10 South Wales Star Newspaper LLANDOUGH.

Penarth magistrates hearing on the geese taken from John Williams, Great House Farm, Llandough, in Nov 1891.

South Wales Star, Friday, 10 June 1892, p.8 (BNA search-result OCR window)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0006

1894-08-03 Barry Dock News Newspaper Barry Dock News and Glamorgan Gazette, 3 Aug 1894: swine fever; five pigs of “Mr Williams, Great House” slaughtered

Barry Dock News and Glamorgan Gazette, 3 Aug 1894: swine fever; five pigs of “Mr Williams, Great House” slaughtered

Barry Dock News, 3 Aug 1894, p.5 (

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SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0007

1896-11-26 industrialgwent Blog / web Llandough Lime Works and the brickworks next door: “owned in 1871 by D Thomas and Son”; brickworks “opened next door by 1899”, J. E. Billups, “Llandough Brick Co by 1923”, “disused” by 1947…

Llandough Lime Works and the brickworks next door: “owned in 1871 by D Thomas and Son”; brickworks “opened next door by 1899”, J. E. Billups, “Llandough Brick Co by 1923”, “disused” by 1947 (secondary); J. E. Billups’s death, South Wales Daily News, 26 Nov 1896

industrialgwent.co.uk, “The Brickworks of Wales — South Glamorgan”, entry “Llandough – ST 1666 7362”

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SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0008

1897-05-15 Evening Express Newspaper Wireless Telegraphy. Marconi Invention Tested at Lavernock

Press cutting: “Wireless Telegraphy. Marconi Invention Tested at Lavernock”

Identified 19 Oct 2026 (Tab, Welsh Newspapers Online search): Evening Express, 15 May 1897, p.4 (

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SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0009

1897-07-23 Evening Express Newspaper Marconi in Wales, April–July 1897: the contemporary Welsh press record (Lavernock, Flat Holm, Brean Down)

Marconi in Wales, April–July 1897: the contemporary Welsh press record (Lavernock, Flat Holm, Brean Down)

Evening Express, 26 Apr 1897, p.2: Marconi to come to Cardiff “in a few weeks” (

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SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0010

1891 University of Leicester Special Collections – Historical Directories directory Owen & Co.’s Cardiff Directory, 1891 - Page 237

Owen’s 1891 Cardiff Directory lists Williams, overseer, Great House farm, Llandough.

Owen & Co.’s Cardiff Directory, 1891 - Page 237

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0196

1900s 8

1900-10-20 London Evening Standard Newspaper Press reports: Bute’s will left Leckwith-with-Llandough to Colum Crichton-Stuart

Press reports: Bute’s will left Leckwith-with-Llandough to Colum Crichton-Stuart

London Evening Standard, The Tablet, Scotsman, Elgin Courant, Rothesay Chronicle (18–20 Oct 1900, pp.4/28/5/6/3; British Newspaper Archive); Will: probate registry.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0011

1904-07-16 Cardiff Times Newspaper Cardiff Times, 16 Jul 1904: John Williams “of Llandough Farm” at the Bute rent audit, occupier since 1855 (match to Great House Farm is an inference)

Cardiff Times, 16 Jul 1904: John Williams “of Llandough Farm” at the Bute rent audit, occupier since 1855 (match to Great House Farm is an inference)

Cardiff Times, 16 July 1904, p.1. Welsh Newspapers Online (National Library of Wales):

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SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0012

1904-10 Barry Dock News Newspaper Bute Court Leet at Llandough, press reports 1904–1917: “John Williams” on the 1910 grand jury; “no presentments … of the deaths of freeholders, or encroachments”; “Jenkin M. Williams” constable for Ll

Bute Court Leet at Llandough, press reports 1904–1917: “John Williams” on the 1910 grand jury; “no presentments … of the deaths of freeholders, or encroachments”; “Jenkin M. Williams” constable for Llandough (1913, 1917)

Barry Dock News 14 Oct 1904 p.8

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SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0013

1907-04-02 Evening Express Newspaper Evening Express, 27 Mar and 2 Apr 1907 (air-rifle meeting “at Great House Farm, Llandough”) and 10 Jan 1908 (“poaching on Great House Farm, Llandough”)

Evening Express, 27 Mar and 2 Apr 1907 (air-rifle meeting “at Great House Farm, Llandough”) and 10 Jan 1908 (“poaching on Great House Farm, Llandough”)

Evening Express 27 Mar 1907 p.3

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0014

1908-10-23 Barry Dock News Newspaper Barry Dock News, 23 Oct 1908, p.3, “Court Leet at Llandough”: vote of sympathy for the family of the late John Williams, Great House

Barry Dock News, 23 Oct 1908, p.3, “Court Leet at Llandough”: vote of sympathy for the family of the late John Williams, Great House

Barry Dock News, 23 Oct 1908, p.3. Welsh Newspapers Online (National Library of Wales):

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0015

1900 Llandough Community Council (map scan) map Llandough 1900 (map)

Scan of a 1900 large-scale map of Llandough (Llandoche) labelling ‘Ty-mawr’ east of St Dochdwy’s Church, with Llandough Farm, the School, Llandough Quarry and the Penarth railway.

1900 large-scale map scan (edition/sheet not printed on the scan)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0174

1901 University of Leicester Special Collections – Historical Directories directory Cardiff Directory, 1901 - Page 309

1901 Cardiff Directory lists Williams at Great House farm, Llandough.

Cardiff Directory, 1901 - Page 309

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0197

1905 British History Online (Cardiff Records vol. 5, 1905) Catalogue Schedule of place names: G - M | British History Online

Place-name schedule entry for Llandough (Llandoch): village, parish and manor in the Hundred of Dinas Powys, 2½ miles west of Cardiff on the Leckwith hills, ‘often called Llandough-juxta-Penarth, to distinguish it from Llandough near Cowbridge’.

Cardiff Records vol. 5, pp.369-394, entry LLANDOUGH

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0200

1910s 1

1917-03-01 South Wales Daily News Newspaper LLANDOUGH.

Penarth court: a neighbour summoned over a dangerous dog; John Williams of Great House Farm gave evidence that it entered his sheepfold.

South Wales Daily News, Thursday, 1 March 1917, p.6 (BNA search-result OCR window)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0016

1920s 2

1925-03-26 Western Mail Newspaper Western Mail 1925–1939 naming Great House Farm, Llandough: John Williams’s sheep-worrying assertion (26 Mar 1925), pony for sale “near Penarth” (8–9 Jun 1937), gun lost “—Williams, Llandough” (6 Feb 1

Western Mail 1925–1939 naming Great House Farm, Llandough: John Williams’s sheep-worrying assertion (26 Mar 1925), pony for sale “near Penarth” (8–9 Jun 1937), gun lost “—Williams, Llandough” (6 Feb 1939)

British Newspaper Archive, free search results: Western Mail 26 Mar 1925 p.4; 8 Jun 1937 p.3; 9 Jun 1937 p.3; 6 Feb 1939 p.2 (search “great house farm” llandough, 1920–1939)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0017

1922 National Library of Scotland – Ordnance Survey Six-inch England and Wales map View map: Ordnance Survey, Glamorgan XLVII.NW (includes: Lecwith; Michaelston Le Pit; Penarth; St Andrews Major; Wenvoe.)

NLS scan of OS six-inch Glamorgan sheet XLVII.NW (Leckwith, Michaelston-le-Pit, Penarth), revised 1915, published 1922.

Glamorgan Sheet XLVII.NW, revised 1915, published 1922; Llandough’s position on the sheet not visually checked

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0187

1930s 3

1936-08-05 Western Mail Newspaper “Llandough Bride”, wedding of Fred Buckler and Mary Doreen (Nancy) Williams of Great House Farm (snippet only)

Western Mail, 5 Aug 1936, p.10: “Llandough Bride”, wedding of Fred Buckler and Mary Doreen (Nancy) Williams of Great House Farm (snippet only)

Western Mail, Wednesday 5 Aug 1936, p.10 (British Newspaper Archive).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0018

1938-12-24 Western Mail Newspaper Press reports of completion of Bute (Mountjoy) sale of Cardiff ground rents to Western Ground Rents

Press reports of completion of Bute (Mountjoy) sale of Cardiff ground rents to Western Ground Rents

Western Mail 24 Dec 1938 p.8; Gloucestershire Echo 24 Dec 1938; Trove (NLA) articles 184130218, 285771557, 46287600, 49452751, 243266257; Time, 30 May 1938.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0019

1939-02-06 Western Mail Newspaper LOST AND FOUND

Classified notice: a twelve-bore gun lost from Great House Farm (Williams, Llandough).

Western Mail, Monday, 6 February 1939, p.2 (BNA search-result OCR window)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0020

1940s 1

1942-11-17 Western Mail Newspaper Western Mail, 17 Nov 1942, p.2: “IMPORTANT SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK. GREAT HOUSE FARM, LLANDOUGH” (which Llandough not verified)

Western Mail, 17 Nov 1942, p.2: “IMPORTANT SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK. GREAT HOUSE FARM, LLANDOUGH” (which Llandough not verified)

British Newspaper Archive, free search results: Western Mail, 17 Nov 1942, p.2 (search “great house farm” llandough, 1940–1949)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0021

1950s 7

1955-03-18 Western Mail Newspaper Cardiff held a 176-acre Leckwith Woods “bought … for a nominal sum in 1942” and leased 106 acres to the Forestry Commission for 999 years; measured against today’s boundaries, Leckwith Woods lies whol

Western Mail, 18 March and 28 October 1955: Cardiff held a 176-acre Leckwith Woods “bought … for a nominal sum in 1942” and leased 106 acres to the Forestry Commission for 999 years; measured against today’s boundaries, Leckwith Woods lies wholly outside Llandough

Western Mail 18 Mar 1955 p.5; 28 Oct 1955 pp.25, 32 (British Newspaper Archive); ONS Parishes May 2024 boundaries; OpenStreetMap relation 19390228; HMLR INSPIRE polygons (Vale)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0022

1957-10-09 Western Mail Newspaper Western Mail, 9 Oct 1957, p.6, “Mrs. M. D. BUCKLER … Llandough” (content unknown)

Western Mail, 9 Oct 1957, p.6, “Mrs. M. D. BUCKLER … Llandough” (content unknown)

Western Mail, 9 Oct 1957, p.6 (British Newspaper Archive; search-result OCR only).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0023

1958-05-07 Western Mail Newspaper “City wants common for play-field” — Leckwith Common inquiry (Mrs Mary Doreen Buckler)

Western Mail: “City wants common for play-field” — Leckwith Common inquiry (Mrs Mary Doreen Buckler)

Western Mail, Wednesday 7 May 1958, p.7 (British Newspaper Archive). Related file: TNA BD 11/3775.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0024

1958-09-24 Western Mail Newspaper Glamorgan County Council acquisition near Cogan Pill (WGR listed as owner)

Western Mail legal notice: Glamorgan County Council acquisition near Cogan Pill (WGR listed as owner)

Western Mail 24 Sep 1958 p.9 (British Newspaper Archive).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0025

1958-10-27 London Gazette Other London Gazette, 31 Oct 1958, p.6652: “the City of Cardiff (Leckwith Common) Compulsory Purchase Order, 1957, confirmed … on the 8th September 1958, under section 5 of the Physical Training and…

London Gazette, 31 Oct 1958, p.6652: “the City of Cardiff (Leckwith Common) Compulsory Purchase Order, 1957, confirmed … on the 8th September 1958, under section 5 of the Physical Training and Recreation Act, 1937”

London Gazette 41537, p.6652

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0026

1958-11-20 Western Mail Newspaper It’s a Crichel Down, says woman farmer

Western Mail: “It’s a Crichel Down, states woman farmer” (Mrs M. D. Buckler)

Western Mail, Thursday 20 Nov 1958, p.7 (British Newspaper Archive).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0027

1958-11-25 Commons Journal Hansard Hansard / Commons Journal: no petition presented against Leckwith Common order

Hansard / Commons Journal: no petition presented against Leckwith Common order

House of Commons proceedings, 25 Nov 1958 (Commons Journal, as catalogued: YHC/CL/JO/10/748/63 and related); TNA BD 11/3775, BD 28/479, BD 11/3777; MAF 235/241, /242, /257, /272.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0028

1960s 4

1960-03-04 London Gazette Other London Gazette, HM Land Registry “about to be registered” notices for Llandough land, 1960–1972 (whether farm land: not yet confirmed)

London Gazette, HM Land Registry “about to be registered” notices for Llandough land, 1960–1972 (whether farm land: not yet confirmed)

The London Gazette, pages linked below.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0030

1962-12-07 Hansard (House of Commons) Hansard Leasehold Bill: Llandough Estate in Penarth

Commons debate on leasehold: ground rents on the Llandough Estate in Penarth (350–400 new houses) raised by two Members.

HC Deb 7 Dec 1962 (Leasehold Bill)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0031

1963-02-05 Hansard Hansard Hansard, 29 January and 5 February 1963 (with 14 November 1946): Western Ground Rents Ltd and ministers: a WGR director sent correspondence to the Lord Chancellor (11 July 1961) and to the Minister…

Hansard, 29 January and 5 February 1963 (with 14 November 1946): Western Ground Rents Ltd and ministers: a WGR director sent correspondence to the Lord Chancellor (11 July 1961) and to the Minister (3 December 1962) (context only)

HC Deb 29 Jan 1963 vol 670 cc738–40

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0032

1968-11-19 Daily Express Newspaper Press on the 1968–69 takeover battle for Western Ground Rents Ltd, ended by British Petroleum’s agreed bid of 15 Feb 1969 to take WGR’s properties “for their pension fund”

press on the 1968–69 takeover battle for Western Ground Rents Ltd, ended by British Petroleum’s agreed bid of 15 Feb 1969 to take WGR’s properties “for their pension fund”

British Newspaper Archive free search results: The Scotsman 19 Nov 1968 p.3, 4 Jan 1969 p.3, 15 Feb 1969 p.3; Dundee Courier 4 Jan 1969 p.2, 7 Jan 1969 p.4, 15 Feb 1969 p.2, 18 Feb 1969 p.10; Newcastle Journal 8 Feb 1969 p.4; Daily Express 15 Feb 1969 p.13 (search “western ground rents” llandough, 1

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0033

1970s 1

1974-04-16 Daily Telegraph Newspaper Daily Telegraph report: ‘Open day’ to save ancient Welsh house (Ty Mawr, Llandough)

Daily Telegraph report: ‘Open day’ to save ancient Welsh house (Ty Mawr, Llandough)

Buckler family evidence repository; Images Drive 1546141_10201438100374529…jpg; Repository 2026-02-16_consortium-newspaper, 2026-02-04_consortium-evidence_002; Scrapbook page bears RCAHMW NMR stamp (compare NMR 6048944)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0034

1980s 50

1980-04-17 Neath Guardian Newspaper Roman villa remains at Llandough

Neath Guardian, 17 April 1980: “Roman villa remains at Llandough” (cutting image)

Wiki media library item 2594.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0035

1980-05-22 Hansard Hansard Hansard: Ted Rowlands MP criticises Western Ground Rents and BP pension fund

Hansard: Ted Rowlands MP criticises Western Ground Rents and BP pension fund

UK Parliament, Hansard: HC Deb 22 May 1980, vol. 985, “Amendments of Leasehold Reform Act 1967 etc.”

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0036

1981-02-07 South Wales Echo Newspaper BP Pension Trust in South Wales, 1981–83: sale of its residential ground rents (Feb 1981) and a plan to build a house at Penlan Road, Llandough (South Wales Echo, 29 Jul 1983)

BP Pension Trust in South Wales, 1981–83: sale of its residential ground rents (Feb 1981) and a plan to build a house at Penlan Road, Llandough (South Wales Echo, 29 Jul 1983)

British Newspaper Archive free search results: Sheffield Daily Telegraph 7 Feb 1981 p.6; Belfast News-Letter 7 Feb 1981 p.6; South Wales Echo 29 Jul 1983 p.21 (search “bp pension” llandough, 1980–1989)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0037

1983-03-18 South Wales Echo Newspaper Warehouse fire destroys Glamorgan/Gwent Trust finds (1983)

South Wales Echo: warehouse fire destroys Glamorgan/Gwent Trust finds (1983)

South Wales Echo, 18 March 1983; British Newspaper Archive (per Findmypast); WordPress Media Library item 1199; Email attachment 3290.jpg (family, 24 September 2026).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0038

1983-10-26 South Wales Echo Newspaper Great House Farm noted in conservation reports (Community Council and Vale planners)

South Wales Echo: Great House Farm noted in conservation reports (Community Council and Vale planners)

South Wales Echo 26 Oct 1983 p.9 (British Newspaper Archive).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0039

1986-07-25 South Wales Echo Newspaper High Court judgment for BP (Hollis J, 24 July 1986)

South Wales Echo: High Court judgment for BP (Hollis J, 24 July 1986)

South Wales Echo 25 Jul 1986 p.3 (British Newspaper Archive).

Access: paywalled · 1987-case

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0040

1987 Estates Gazette Law report BP Properties Ltd v Buckler (Estates Gazette legal archive)

Estates Gazette law report page; the judgment was reported at (1987) 284 EG 375 and [1987] 2 EGLR 168.

Access: paywalled · 1987-case

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0041

1987-05-06 South Wales Echo Newspaper South Wales Echo front-page report between trial and appeal

South Wales Echo front-page report between trial and appeal

South Wales Echo 6 May 1987 p.1 (British Newspaper Archive).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0042

1987-07-31 BAILII Law report BP Properties Ltd v Buckler [1987] EWCA Civ 2 (31 July 1987)

Full text of the Court of Appeal judgment; also cited as (1987) 284 EG 375 and (1988) 55 P & CR 337.

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SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0043

1987-07-31 CaseMine Law report BP Properties Ltd v Buckler (CaseMine judgment page)

Commercial case-law database copy of the 1987 judgment (login/captcha wall).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0044

1987-07-31 vLex Law report B.P. Properties Ltd v Mr W. Buckler (vLex)

Subscription law database entry for the 1987 judgment.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0045

1988 ITV TV ITV/HTV Wales TV News: Great House Farm Eviction and Injunction Against BP

ITV/HTV Wales TV News: Great House Farm Eviction and Injunction Against BP

ITV Wales/ITV Archive; Wales Broadcast Archive, National Library of Wales; NLW Watch and Listen item 507738, ‘Eviction News Material, 30 November 1988’ (HTV Wales videocassette); YouTube 4GXmR7mAas0 (secondary host).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0046

1988-04 newspaper cutting (title not printed) Newspaper Police wait outside the farmhouse

Newspaper photograph captioned “Police wait outside the farmhouse”

Buckler family evidence repository (custodian copy, uploaded source object); Associated with GHF-E090-N07 article “Chainsaw farmer vows to fight on”.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0047

1988-04-29 South Wales Echo Newspaper Background to Buckler family dispute

South Wales Echo, 29 April 1988: background to Buckler family dispute

British Newspaper Archive: South Wales Echo, 29 April 1988 (Glamorgan, Wales), no page/article reference given. Screenshot held in family Google Drive (Screenshot_20250617 series) and datro repository.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0048

1988-04-30 South Wales Echo Newspaper Mr Buckler refuses to leave farm for medical attention, fearing bailiffs

South Wales Echo: Mr Buckler refuses to leave farm for medical attention, fearing bailiffs

British Newspaper Archive (BNA), South Wales Echo, Saturday 30 April 1988 (County: Glamorgan, Wales); Google Drive (Screenshot_20250617 series); Datro repository; Buckler family evidence repository.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0049

1988-04-30 newspaper cutting (title not printed) Newspaper Chainsaw farmer vows to fight on

Press cutting: “Chainsaw farmer vows to fight on” (Andrew Penman), eviction attempt

Buckler family evidence repository; Datro repository, pinned commit 2e514c59; Wayback images 2026-02-09_consortium-newspaper_bpvsbuckler__en_v0-0-1_001.jpg and …_005.jpg; Transcribed Press Archive transcripts page (N07).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0050

1988-05-12 South Wales Echo Newspaper Alun Michael MP asks Lord Chancellor to look at Bill Buckler case

South Wales Echo: Alun Michael MP asks Lord Chancellor to look at Bill Buckler case

British Newspaper Archive (BNA), South Wales Echo, 12 May 1988. Screenshot held in family Google Drive (Screenshot_20250617 series) and datro repository. Custodian: Buckler family evidence repository. Wiki ref GHF-E090-N15-03.

Access: paywalled · 1988-demolition

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0051

1988-07-09 Estates Gazette Newspaper Estates Gazette: “BP signal Welsh sales” (Ropemaker Properties; Debenham Tewson as agents)

Estates Gazette: “BP signal Welsh sales” (Ropemaker Properties; Debenham Tewson as agents)

Estates Gazette, 9 July 1988, online article.

Access: paywalled · 1988-demolition

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0052

1988-10 South Wales Echo Newspaper Press set, 1988–1995: BP Pension Fund sold about 1,300 acres of Welsh land to Intercontinental Land & Development (Cardiff) Ltd for £29,375,400 (Oct 1988); the Land Authority for Wales bought plots at

Press set, 1988–1995: BP Pension Fund sold about 1,300 acres of Welsh land to Intercontinental Land & Development (Cardiff) Ltd for £29,375,400 (Oct 1988); the Land Authority for Wales bought plots at Llandough (Nov 1988), later passing Leckwith/Llandough woods to South Glamorgan County Council (199

South Wales Echo 5 Apr 1988 p.6; 7 Oct 1988 p.1; 1 Nov 1988 p.2; 11 Nov 1988 p.19; Daily Express 6 Oct 1988 p.41; South Wales Echo 9 Nov 1989 p.9; 26 Jun 1990 p.3; 11 Sep 1990 p.9; 20 Apr 1992 p.5; 18 Feb 1993 p.13; 14 Jul 1993 p.15; 31 Mar 1994; 1 Aug 1994 p.14; 7 Nov 1994 p.11; 21 Jun 1995 p.19; C

Access: paywalled · 1988-demolition, wider-estate

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0053

1988-11-30 South Wales Echo Newspaper Forced entry at Great House Farm, outbuilding roof removed

South Wales Echo: forced entry at Great House Farm, outbuilding roof removed

British Newspaper Archive (South Wales Echo, 30 November 1988, Glamorgan, Wales); Screenshot held in family’s Google Drive (Screenshot_20250617 series) and datro repository.

Access: paywalled · 1988-demolition

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0054

1988-11-30 South Wales Echo Newspaper South Wales Echo inside page on Great House Farm eviction items

South Wales Echo inside page on Great House Farm eviction items

South Wales Echo (publisher). Held in the Buckler family evidence repository, Drive file “Screenshot_20250617-170535 (2).jpg”; No British Newspaper Archive reference number given.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0055

1988-12-02 South Wales Echo Newspaper Summons against BP and Mrs Buckler’s access to collect belongings

South Wales Echo, 2 Dec 1988: summons against BP and Mrs Buckler’s access to collect belongings

British Newspaper Archive (Findmypast), South Wales Echo 1983–2005; Screenshot in Buckler family evidence repository, N15 image group, datro files …_002.png–…_006.png (commit 2e514c59); Specific image unmatched.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0056

1988-12-03 South Wales Echo Newspaper Evicted farmer taken from hospital bed to face assault charges

South Wales Echo search extract: evicted farmer taken from hospital bed to face assault charges

South Wales Echo, held by the British Newspaper Archive (title held 1983 to 2005). Image file not yet matched within N15 group, datro repository files …_002.png to …_006.png (pinned commit 2e514c59).

Access: paywalled · 1988-demolition

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0057

1988-12-03 South Wales Echo Newspaper South Wales Echo report on residents evicted from Great House Farm

South Wales Echo report on residents evicted from Great House Farm

Cutting image held in Buckler family’s Google Drive (file 1551682_10201438154295877…jpg), Buckler family evidence repository (bucklerfamily.estate). Original: South Wales Echo, 3 December 1988, page 2.

Access: paywalled · 1988-demolition

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0058

1988-12-03 South Wales Echo Newspaper History fight to save farm

South Wales Echo report “History fight to save farm” (catalogue note)

No repository or reference given; Cutting and transcription held on GHF-E090-N08.

Access: paywalled · 1988-demolition

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0059

1988-12-03 South Wales Echo Newspaper “History fight to save farm”: South Wales Echo report on Cadw inspection and spot-listing

“History fight to save farm”: South Wales Echo report on Cadw inspection and spot-listing

South Wales Echo, 3 December 1988, report by Peter Bibby. Original page number and full issue not verified.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0060

1988-12-06 South Wales Echo Newspaper South Wales Echo, 6 Dec 1988 — Llandough ownership fight ends in Cardiff High Court

South Wales Echo, 6 Dec 1988 — Llandough ownership fight ends in Cardiff High Court

South Wales Echo, held by the British Newspaper Archive (title held 1983–2005); N15 image group, Buckler family evidence repository: datro files …_002.png–_006.png (commit 2e514c59); Google Drive Screenshot_20250617-1721xx–172337 series. Image unmatched.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0061

1988-12-06 Western Mail Newspaper Farmer fails in final eviction hearing

Western Mail report: “Farmer fails in final eviction hearing”

Buckler family evidence repository; WordPress Media Library item 1329; Google Drive file 1478915_10201438082894092…jpg. Western Mail, 6 December 1988. No archive link verified. Cross-reference GHF-E027-07 (historical research only).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0062

1988-12-07 South Wales Echo Newspaper Councillor calls demolition decision ‘disgusting’

South Wales Echo (1988): councillor calls demolition decision ‘disgusting’

South Wales Echo, 7 Dec 1988 (byline Peter Collins); British Newspaper Archive/Findmypast (1983–2005). Screenshot: N15 image group, datro commit 2e514c59; Google Drive Screenshot_20250617-1721xx–172337.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0063

1988-12-07 newspaper cutting (title not printed) Newspaper Tears flow as 800 year-old farm house is razed at last

Press cutting: “Tears flow as 800 year-old farm house is razed at last”

Buckler family evidence repository: file 2026-02-07_consortium-formal_notice_bpvsbuckler__en_v0-0-1_002.jpeg (datro repository, pinned commit 2e514c59); Second copy Google Drive file 1185106_10201435169861268…jpg; Catalogue placeholder GHF-E027-08.

Access: catalogue-only · 1988-demolition

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0064

1988-12-09 South Wales Echo Newspaper Villagers’ anger at BP demolition of Llandough farmhouse

South Wales Echo search extract: villagers’ anger at BP demolition of Llandough farmhouse

British Newspaper Archive (Findmypast); South Wales Echo 1983–2005. N15 image group: datro files …_002.png–…_006.png (commit 2e514c59); Google Drive Screenshot_20250617-1721xx–172337. Custodian: Buckler family evidence repository.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0065

1988-12-10 South Wales Echo Newspaper Mr Buckler freed on bail after farm demolished

South Wales Echo search extract: Mr Buckler freed on bail after farm demolished

British Newspaper Archive holds South Wales Echo 1983–2005. Buckler family evidence repository custodian. N15 image group: datro files 002–006 (commit 2e514c59); Google Drive Screenshot_20250617-1721xx–172337. Image unmatched.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0066

1988-12-13 South Wales Echo Newspaper Mr Buckler on eviction by BP Properties and demolition

South Wales Echo search extract: Mr Buckler on eviction by BP Properties and demolition

South Wales Echo, held by the British Newspaper Archive (1983–2005, via Findmypast). N15 image group: datro files …_002.png–…_006.png (commit 2e514c59); Google Drive Screenshot_20250617-1721xx–172337. Catalogue ref GHF-E090-N15-11.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0067

1988-12-17 South Wales Echo Newspaper Postbag: reader letter on the Buckler eviction coverage

Reader letter in the Echo postbag thanking the paper for its coverage of the events at Llandough. Free text from the archive preview: “THANK you for your coverage … unacceptable face of capitalism exposed”

South Wales Echo, Saturday 17 December 1988, p.12 (Postbag)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0068

1988-12-21 South Wales Echo Newspaper Bulldozed Before Breakfast

South Wales Echo reader’s letter responding to “Bulldozed Before Breakfast” report

South Wales Echo, 21 December 1988; British Newspaper Archive (Findmypast), holds title 1983-2005; Image N15 group, datro repository files …_002.png to …_006.png (pinned commit 2e514c59)

Access: paywalled · 1988-demolition

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0069

1989 South Wales Echo Newspaper “From farm to a bus”: South Wales Echo feature by Peter Collins on Billy Buckler

“From farm to a bus”: South Wales Echo feature by Peter Collins on Billy Buckler

South Wales Echo, 1989 (date undetermined); British Newspaper Archive holds title 1983–2005. Copies: datro repository file 2026-02-04_consortium-evidence_bpvsbuckler__en_v0-0-1.jpg (commit 2e514c59); Google Drive Screenshot_20250617-171533; Family archive copy 2026-02-04_image_bpvsbuckler_evidence_e

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0070

1989-01 newspaper cutting (title not printed) Newspaper Press cutting: Charge against evicted farmer dropped (Barry magistrates court report)

Press cutting: Charge against evicted farmer dropped (Barry magistrates court report)

Buckler family evidence repository (cutting); Datro repository image 2026-02-09_consortium-newspaper_bpvsbuckler__en_v0-0-1.png, pinned commit 2e514c59; Google Drive copy Screenshot_20250617-171926; Transcript on Press Archive page N12.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0071

1989-01-06 South Wales Echo Newspaper Bail change for evicted farmer

South Wales Echo search extract: “Bail change for evicted farmer”

South Wales Echo, Friday 6 January 1989, held by the British Newspaper Archive; N15 image group, datro files …_002.png to …_006.png (commit 2e514c59); Image unmatched.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0072

1989-01-21 South Wales Echo Newspaper South Wales Echo, Saturday 21 January 1989, p.2: court report on William (Billy) Buckler

A public-order charge against William (Billy) Buckler was withdrawn by the Crown Prosecution Service at Barry magistrates’ court; a bail condition on the remaining charges kept him half a mile from the Great House Farm site. Free text from the archive preview: “Buckler who lived at Great House Farm Llandough until it was demolished by the owners BP Properties in November last year … has been ordered by the court not to go within half a mile of the Great House Farm site”

South Wales Echo, Saturday, 21 January 1989, p.2 (BNA search-result OCR window)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0073

1989-02-11 South Wales Echo Newspaper Vale councillors authorise legal action against BP Properties over demolition

South Wales Echo: Vale councillors authorise legal action against BP Properties over demolition

South Wales Echo 11 Feb 1989 p.2, filed in Heneb HER (Archwilio) record GGAT02038s, source-file document 301368875.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0074

1989-03-04 South Wales Echo Newspaper Protest man to stand trial

William (Billy) Buckler, formerly of Great House Farm, Llandough, was committed by Barry magistrates for trial at Cardiff Crown Court on charges arising from events at the farm on 1 November 1988. Free text from the archive preview: “Great House Farm was demolished by BP Properties in December last year following a long running dispute over ownership between the company and Buckler”

South Wales Echo, Saturday, 4 March 1989, p.8 (BNA search-result OCR window)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0075

1989-03-20 South Wales Echo Newspaper BP Properties site operation after legal battle

South Wales Echo, 20 March 1989: BP Properties site operation after legal battle

South Wales Echo, held by British Newspaper Archive (1983–2005, Findmypast). Screenshot: Buckler family evidence repository, N15 image group; Candidate files datro …_002.png–_006.png (commit 2e514c59); Google Drive Screenshot_20250617-1721xx–172337; Specific image unmatched.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0076

1989-03-23 South Wales Echo Newspaper Evicted farmer freed after pleading guilty

South Wales Echo search extract: “Evicted farmer freed after pleading guilty”

South Wales Echo, held by British Newspaper Archive (1983–2005; Findmypast). Screenshot: Buckler family evidence repository, N15 image group, files …_002.png–…_006.png, commit 2e514c59; Google Drive Screenshot_20250617-1721xx–172337 series.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0077

1989-03-24 South Wales Echo Newspaper ‘farmer freed’, Buckler vows to ‘fight on to the death’

South Wales Echo search extract: ‘farmer freed’, Buckler vows to ‘fight on to the death’

South Wales Echo, held by the British Newspaper Archive. Catalogue no. GHF-E090-N15-16, part of N15; Datro repository files …_002.png–…_006.png (commit 2e514c59).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0078

1989-06-04 Cadw (Full Report for Listed Buildings) Catalogue Church of St Dochdwy

Cadw Grade II listing of St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough (community Llandough, E316808 N173273), at the junction of Llandough Hill, Penlan Road and Leckwith Road; listed as a prominent Gothic Revival church on an important Early Christian site.

Cadw listed building 13432; Grade II; designated 1989-06-04

Access: open · heritage, church

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0178

1989-04-06 Cadw (Full Report for Listed Buildings) Catalogue Former National School and School-house

Cadw Grade II listing of the former National School and school-house, Llandough: a rare early 19th-century Glamorgan school building.

Cadw listed building 13431; Grade II; designated 1989-04-06

Access: open · heritage

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0179

1989-04-06 Cadw (Full Report for Listed Buildings) Catalogue Pound Cottage

Cadw Grade II listing of Pound Cottage, opposite St Dochdwy’s Church and the village green, Llandough: the last thatched cottage in the village.

Cadw listed building 13430; Grade II; designated 1989-04-06

Access: open · heritage

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0180

1980-02-18 Cadw (Full Report for Listed Buildings) Catalogue Barons Court PH

Cadw Grade II listing of Barons Court, Cogan Pill, Llandough community: late-medieval hall-house remodelled in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Cadw listed building 15765; Grade II; designated 1980-02-18

Access: open · heritage

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0181

1982-2000 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Community Council minutes, 1982-2000

Llandough Community Council minute books 1982–2000, one item per year (e.g. P35/16 1987, P35/17 1988, P35/23–25 1992–1994), covering the years of the possession case, eviction, demolition, excavation and housing development.

Glamorgan Archives P35/11-29; Llandough-juxta-Penarth Civil Parish Records

Access: catalogue-only · heritage, 1987-case, 1994-excavation, title-chain

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0219

1988 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Plan of new rectory, 1988

Plan of a new rectory for Llandough-juxta-Penarth with Leckwith parish, 1988.

Glamorgan Archives P35CW/5/1; Llandough-juxta-Penarth with Leckwith Ecclesiastical Parish Records

Access: catalogue-only · heritage, church

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0224

1990s 26

1990-02-23 South Wales Echo Newspaper “company chiefs are bidding [to] build homes” on the Great House Farm land; Llandough Community Council made no objection but wanted the land registered as village green (snippet)

South Wales Echo, 23 February 1990, p.1: “company chiefs are bidding [to] build homes” on the Great House Farm land; Llandough Community Council made no objection but wanted the land registered as village green (snippet)

South Wales Echo, 23 Feb 1990, p.1 (

Access: paywalled · vg41

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0079

1990-06-02 South Wales Echo Newspaper South Wales Echo, 2 Jun 1990, p.2: “Billy died suddenly this week”; he “made a detour around Llandough so never had to pass the site of Great House Farm”

South Wales Echo, 2 Jun 1990, p.2: “Billy died suddenly this week”; he “made a detour around Llandough so never had to pass the site of Great House Farm”

British Newspaper Archive free search result: South Wales Echo, 2 June 1990, p.2 (search “great house farm” llandough, 1990–1999)

Access: paywalled · great-house-farm

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0080

1990-10-30 London Gazette Other London Gazette, 30 October 1990, 22 October 1991 and 20 June 1997: Welsh Office proposals to stop up parts of Old Barry Road, Llandough under s.247 TCPA 1990 for residential development (refs ZC…

London Gazette, 30 October 1990, 22 October 1991 and 20 June 1997: Welsh Office proposals to stop up parts of Old Barry Road, Llandough under s.247 TCPA 1990 for residential development (refs ZC 510-5-7-10 and ZC510-5-72-2)

LG 52318, pp.16829–30

Access: open · great-house-farm

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0081

1992-03-18 London Gazette Other London Gazette, 18 March 1992 (Issue 52866, p. 4842): Secretary of State for Wales made the Stopping-up of Highways (Old

London Gazette, 18 March 1992 (Issue 52866, p. 4842): Secretary of State for Wales made the Stopping-up of Highways (Old

The London Gazette, Issue 52866, page 4842 (“Y Swyddfa Gymreig”):

Access: open · great-house-farm

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0082

1993-08-26 South Wales Echo Newspaper South Wales Echo feature on Roman occupation (Llandough villa)

Feature on 400 years of Roman occupation in the area, citing the excavation of a substantial Roman villa at Llandough.

South Wales Echo, Thursday 26 August 1993, p.15

Access: paywalled · roman-villa

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0083

1994-04-29 South Wales Echo Newspaper Burial ground find sparks Romans or Dark Ages conflict

News report: an extensive burial ground found in trial excavations at Llandough, on land bought for a luxury housing development; archaeologists had uncovered 30 skeletons with traces of Roman timber buildings and fragments of Roman pottery in a 10-week dig by the Cotswold Archaeological Trust; the find “could prove to be one of the most important in… Free text from the archive preview: “The Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust is urging the council to order a halt to work on site. It’s believed the remains of up to 300 bodies buried between the 5th and 11th century lie beneath the now-demolished Great House Farm”

South Wales Echo, Friday 29 April 1994, Local News p.5 (British Newspaper Archive; OCR windows read: “+llandough +burials”, “+llandough +skeletons”, “llandough” on that date)

Access: paywalled · 1994-excavation, redevelopment

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0084

1994-09-15 Cardiff Post Newspaper Church View Close: first three homes released

Property feature: Ideal Homes (Wales) released the first three homes at the new Church View Close development on the brow of Llandough Hill, the former farm site. Free text from the archive preview: “FOLLOWING A flurry of interest at the new Church View Close development on the brow of Lland-ough Hill the first three homes have been released for sale ahead of schedule Ideal Homes (Wales) Ltd — a Trafalgar House company — are delighted with enquiries for their planned select development of only 20 four-bedroom detached homes”

Cardiff Post, Thursday, 15 September 1994, p.35 (BNA search-result OCR window)

Access: paywalled · redevelopment, 1994-excavation

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0085

1994-10-12 South Wales Echo Newspaper WHEN OLD LEGAL DOCUMENTS WERE FOUND TIPPED BY THE ROADSIDE

Comment piece: pre-1976 files of a Cardiff law firm (Leo Abse and Cohen) found dumped in a layby on Leckwith Road near Llandough. Free text from the archive preview: “Criminal briefs ledgers filled with private details of divorce petitions insurance premiums and house transactions were abandoned in a layby on Leckwith Road near Llandough The papers which date back to before 1976 came from a leading firm of Cardiff solicitors”

South Wales Echo, Wednesday, 12 October 1994, p.6 (BNA search-result OCR window)

Access: paywalled · lead

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0086

1994-10-12 South Wales Echo Newspaper Leo Abse and Cohen files found in layby near Llandough (p.5 news report)

News report (p.5): files and receipt books of the Cardiff law firm Leo Abse and Cohen, all dated before 1976, found by passers-by on Leckwith Road near Llandough.

South Wales Echo, Wednesday, 12 October 1994, p.6 (BNA search-result OCR window)

Access: paywalled · lead

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0087

1994-10-27 Cardiff Post Newspaper Ideal Homes Wales’ latest location Churchview Close

Property feature on Churchview Close: four-bedroom detached houses on the brow of Llandough Hill, three house styles. Free text from the archive preview: “THIS month saw the opening of the executive show-home at Ideal Homes Wales’ latest location Churchview Close The of four-bedroom detached properties sits neatly on the brow of Llandough Hill”

Cardiff Post, Thursday, 27 October 1994, p.37 (BNA search-result OCR window)

Access: paywalled · redevelopment, 1994-excavation

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0088

1995-02-03 Daily Express Newspaper LLANDOUGH, Church View Close. 4 bed houses

Classified advertisement for Ideal Homes four-bedroom houses at Church View Close, Llandough.

Daily Express 3 Feb 1995 p.55

Access: paywalled · redevelopment

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0089

1995-03-16 South Wales Echo Newspaper LLANDOUGH IDEAL: A third of the Church View Close development has been sold

Property column: a third of Church View Close sold by March 1995.

South Wales Echo 16 Mar 1995 p.83

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0090

1995-10-05 South Wales Echo Newspaper Jenny has the right idea

Property feature: Ideal Homes development next to St Dochdwy’s Church; the name Church View Close chosen by a local Sunday School child.

South Wales Echo 5 Oct 1995 p.79

Access: paywalled · redevelopment, vg41

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0091

1996-06-26 London Gazette Other London Gazette, 3 July 1996 (p.8990) and 18 April 1997 (p.4683): Western Ground Rents Ltd’s members’ voluntary winding-up: notice to creditors (“All known Creditors have been or will be paid in…

London Gazette, 3 July 1996 (p.8990) and 18 April 1997 (p.4683): Western Ground Rents Ltd’s members’ voluntary winding-up: notice to creditors (“All known Creditors have been or will be paid in full”) and final meetings on 16 May 1997 to lay an account of how “the property of the Companies have been

LG 54455, p.8990

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0092

1996-07-03 London Gazette Other London Gazette, 3 July 1996 (Issue 54455, p. 8982): Western Ground Rents Ltd (no. 342092) placed in members’ voluntary l

London Gazette, 3 July 1996 (Issue 54455, p. 8982): Western Ground Rents Ltd (no. 342092) placed in members’ voluntary l

The London Gazette, Issue 54455, page 8982:

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0093

1996-09 South Wales Echo Newspaper Press set, 1994–1996: Ideal Homes (Wales) built “Churchview Close”, Llandough (first buyers by January 1995); Persimmon bought Ideal Homes in early 1996 and sold the last house there by September 1996

Press set, 1994–1996: Ideal Homes (Wales) built “Churchview Close”, Llandough (first buyers by January 1995); Persimmon bought Ideal Homes in early 1996 and sold the last house there by September 1996 (snippets)

Cardiff Post 5 Jan 1995 p.30; South Wales Echo 20 Apr 1995 p.85; 22 Apr 1995 p.12; 26 Sep 1996 p.79 (British Newspaper Archive);

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0094

1996-09-26 South Wales Echo Newspaper Ideal Homes’ select Churchview Close development in Llandough (property feature)

Property feature: Churchview Close beside St Dochdwy’s, Llandough; building began in 1994 and the four-bedroom houses drew steady interest.

South Wales Echo, Thursday 26 September 1996, p.79 (Property)

Access: paywalled · redevelopment

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0095

1994 Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales, Collections Online Catalogue Early Medieval human remains

Museum record of an early medieval skeleton from the 1994 excavation, filed under site name ‘Great House Farm, Llandough’ (ST 1681 7331); one of the accession 95.56H human remains held by the Museum.

Item Number 95.56H/1.688; site ‘Great House Farm, Llandough’, ST 1681 7331, excavation 1994 (accession 95.56H)

Access: open · heritage, cemetery, 1994-excavation, great-house

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0201

1990 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Llandough-juxta-Penarth: Llandocha Local History Society calendar, 1990

Local history society calendar of 1990 with historic views of Llandough: Lewis Road, Baptist church, school group 1896, Llandough farm, general village view.

Glamorgan Archives DX647

Access: catalogue-only · heritage, social

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0213

1996 Current Archaeology Journal Llandough (Current Archaeology 146, pp. 73-77)

1996 Current Archaeology article on Llandough church and the 1994 cemetery excavation by the excavation directors; cited only, article itself not read.

Current Archaeology 146 (1996) pp.73-77; known from the citation in the LCC St Dochdwy’s Church sheet

Access: catalogue-only · heritage, cemetery, 1994-excavation, press

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0225

1994-04-29 Halifax Evening Courier Newspaper Halifax Evening Courier, 29 Apr 1994, p.32: report on the Llandough burial ground find (wire copy)

Wire-copy report of the 1994 find: about 30 skeletons believed to date from the Dark Ages dug up on the site of a luxury housing development near Cardiff, with room for the remains of some 300 bodies.

Halifax Evening Courier, 29 Apr 1994, p.32 (British Newspaper Archive free search-result text)

Access: paywalled · 1994-excavation, wire-copy

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0226

1994-04-30 Halifax Evening Courier Newspaper Halifax Evening Courier, 30 Apr 1994, p.1: report on the Llandough burial ground find (wire copy)

Wire-copy report of the 1994 find: about 30 skeletons believed to date from the Dark Ages dug up on the site of a luxury housing development near Cardiff, with room for the remains of some 300 bodies.

Halifax Evening Courier, 30 Apr 1994, p.1 (British Newspaper Archive free search-result text)

Access: paywalled · 1994-excavation, wire-copy

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0227

1994-04-30 Dundee Evening Telegraph Newspaper Dundee Evening Telegraph, 30 Apr 1994, p.5: report on the Llandough burial ground find (wire copy)

Wire-copy report of the 1994 find: about 30 skeletons believed to date from the Dark Ages dug up on the site of a luxury housing development near Cardiff, with room for the remains of some 300 bodies.

Dundee Evening Telegraph, 30 Apr 1994, p.5 (British Newspaper Archive free search-result text)

Access: paywalled · 1994-excavation, wire-copy

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0228

1994-04-30 Evening Herald (Dublin) Newspaper Evening Herald (Dublin), 30 Apr 1994, p.4: report on the Llandough burial ground find (wire copy)

Wire-copy report of the 1994 find: about 30 skeletons believed to date from the Dark Ages dug up on the site of a luxury housing development near Cardiff, with room for the remains of some 300 bodies.

Evening Herald (Dublin), 30 Apr 1994, p.4 (British Newspaper Archive free search-result text)

Access: paywalled · 1994-excavation, wire-copy

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0229

1994-04-30 Wolverhampton Express and Star Newspaper Skeletons found on building site

Wire-copy report of the 1994 find: about 30 skeletons believed to date from the Dark Ages dug up on the site of a luxury housing development near Cardiff, with room for the remains of some 300 bodies.

Wolverhampton Express and Star, 30 Apr 1994, pp.4–5 (British Newspaper Archive free search-result text)

Access: paywalled · 1994-excavation, wire-copy

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0230

1994-05-02 Leicester Daily Mercury Newspaper Bones find

Wire-copy report of the 1994 find: about 30 skeletons believed to date from the Dark Ages dug up on the site of a luxury housing development near Cardiff, with room for the remains of some 300 bodies.

Leicester Daily Mercury, 2 May 1994, p.31 (British Newspaper Archive free search-result text)

Access: paywalled · 1994-excavation, wire-copy

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0231

2000s 5

2005 Medieval Archaeology 49 Journal An Early-medieval Monastic Cemetery at Llandough, Glamorgan: Excavations in 1994

Holbrook & Thomas, Medieval Archaeology 49 (2005) 1–92: the 1994 excavation of 1,026 burials.

Access: paywalled · 1994-excavation

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0096

2005 Cotswold Archaeology (eprint) Journal An Early-medieval Monastic Cemetery at Llandough, Glamorgan: Excavations in 1994 (eprint)

Free eprint of the 2005 excavation report from the excavating unit.

Access: open · 1994-excavation

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0097

2005 Medieval Archaeology 49 Journal From Villa to Monastery: Llandough in Context

Medieval Archaeology 49 (2005): discussion of the villa and monastery sequence at Llandough.

Access: paywalled · 1994-excavation

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0098

2007-05-02 Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales blog Blog / web The suffering of burial 631

Amgueddfa Cymru blog on one skeleton from the 1994 Llandough excavation.

Access: open · 1994-excavation

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0099

2007 Vale of Glamorgan Council (hosted by Llandough Community Council) Other Llandough County Treasures Report

Vale of Glamorgan County Treasures survey of locally important buildings in Llandough (near Penarth); Great House / Ty Mawr does not appear in the text.

County Treasures: Llandough (near Penarth) [2007]

Access: open · heritage

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0176

2010s 9

2011-10-12 HK Land Law blog Blog / web Unilateral licence can stop time running for adverse possession

Hong Kong land-law blog post discussing the case.

Access: open · 1987-case

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0100

2012-08-29 unitedtechnocracy (Blogspot) Blog / web The Great House Farm Story

Blog post: historical, archaeological and family record of Great House Farm.

Access: open · great-house-farm, 1987-case · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0101

2014-06-09 Coflein (RCAHMW) Catalogue Coflein NPRN 802090: Llandough early medieval cemetery

RCAHMW site record for the cemetery excavated in 1994 (project archive CA017).

Access: open · 1994-excavation

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0102

2017 PMC (open access) Journal A multi-isotope investigation of diet and subsistence amongst island and mainland populations from early medieval western Britain

Open-access journal article that includes isotope data from the Llandough cemetery.

Access: open · 1994-excavation

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0103

2018-08-20 People’s Collection Wales Catalogue Great House Farm, Llandough. (entrance gate)

People’s Collection Wales: colour photograph of the farm’s entrance gate.

Access: open · great-house-farm

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0104

2018-08-20 People’s Collection Wales Catalogue Great House Farm, Llandough. (chapel Sale of Work)

People’s Collection Wales: black-and-white photograph of the farm with the barn behind.

Access: open · great-house-farm

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0105

2018-08-20 Wikimedia Commons Other File:Great House Farm, Llandough.jpg

Commons copy of a People’s Collection Wales colour photograph of the entrance gate to Great House Farm, Llandough (dated 20 Aug 2018 on Commons).

Access: open · heritage, great-house

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0162

2015 Research Frameworks for the Archaeology of Wales Journal EARLY MEDIEVAL WALES (research framework bibliography/review)

Wales archaeology research framework document whose bibliography cites the 1994 unpublished Cotswold Archaeological Trust preliminary report ‘Excavations at Great House Farm, Llandough’.

cites: Thomas, A and Holbrook, N, 1994, Excavations at Great House Farm, Llandough, Cardiff, South Glamorgan, a preliminary report, Cotswold Archaeological Trust (unpublished)

Access: open · heritage, cemetery, 1994-excavation

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0202

2011-11-17 Penarth Times (letters) Newspaper History of St Mary’s

Reader’s letter on Penarth history: pilgrims crossing to the monastery at Llandough; Fitzhamon c.1106 gave lands including Llandough to Tewkesbury Abbey, making the prior of St Mary’s lord of the manor of Llandough.

Access: open · press, heritage, title-chain

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0205

2020s 54

2020-07-08 YouTube — Justice Lawyer YouTube [Case Law Land] [‘factual possession’] BP Properties v Buckler (1987) 55 P & CR 337 CA

Video: [Case Law Land] [‘factual possession’] BP Properties v Buckler (1987) 55 P & CR 337 CA

video id kn4yVOuVkgg; duration 442 s; views 154

Access: open · 1987-case

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0106

2025-04-07 Heirs and Successes Blog / web Possession, Permission, and Prevarication: A Cautionary Case on Adverse Possession

Practitioner blog post that discusses the case.

Access: open · 1987-case

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0107

2025-05-14 Barry & District News Newspaper The early medieval monument at Llandough, near Cardiff

Barry & District News heritage piece on the early medieval monument at Llandough.

Access: open · heritage

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0108

2026 WhatDoTheyKnow Other 1988 Dispossession of Great House Farm, Llandough from the Williams/ Buckler Family

Public information request about 1988 records.

Access: open · 1988-demolition · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0109

2026 WhatDoTheyKnow Other Great House Farm, Llandough, Cardiff (BP vs Buckler 1987)

Public information request to The National Archives.

Access: open · 1987-case · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0110

2026 WhatDoTheyKnow Other BP vs Buckler 1987

Public information request.

Access: open · 1987-case · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0111

2026 Great House Farm Wiki (WordPress) Blog / web Great House Farm Wiki

Public documentary archive of the farm, the case and the evidence register.

Access: open · great-house-farm, 1987-case, parcel-a · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0112

2026 bpvsbuckler.bucklerfamily.estate Blog / web Tŷ Mawr — The Great House Farm Story

Story site with timeline and media catalogue.

Access: open · great-house-farm, 1987-case · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0113

2026 research.bucklerfamily.estate Blog / web Start Here — Great House Farm (Tŷ Mawr)

Research mirror of the wiki.

Access: open · great-house-farm, parcel-a · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0114

2026 Facebook group: Glamorgan history Other Glamorgan History Group post: researching Great House Farm, Llandough

Family post asking the history group for memories and records of the farm.

Access: open · great-house-farm · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0115

2026 Facebook group: Vale of Glamorgan HUB Other Vale of Glamorgan HUB post: Great House Farm (Ty Mawr), Cedwyn Estate

Family post in the Vale community group.

Access: open · great-house-farm, cedwyn-estate · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0116

2026 Facebook page: Great House Farm II Other Great House Farm II (Facebook page)

Family Facebook page for the farm story.

Access: open · great-house-farm · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0117

2026 YouTube — family channel YouTube Family YouTube channel

Family YouTube channel (videos below listed separately).

Access: open · great-house-farm · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0118

2026 YouTube — family channel YouTube Great House Farm, Llandough, Wales [Update]

Family video: Great House Farm, Llandough, Wales [Update] (not playable on 23 Oct 2026)

video id XuArB_vYWWA; duration 2800 s; views 60

Access: catalogue-only · great-house-farm · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0119

2026 YouTube — family channel YouTube Great House Farm (Ty Mawr/ Cedfin/ Cedwyn) and St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough

Family video: Great House Farm (Ty Mawr/ Cedfin/ Cedwyn) and St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough (not playable on 23 Oct 2026)

video id J8Dt2UBuHt0; duration 21 s; views 14

Access: catalogue-only · cedwyn-estate · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0120

2026 YouTube — family channel YouTube Great House Farm, Llandough - Lawfare

Family video: Great House Farm, Llandough - Lawfare (not playable on 23 Oct 2026)

video id GesJfW_yECQ; duration 333 s; views 6

Access: catalogue-only · great-house-farm · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0121

2026 YouTube — family channel YouTube BP vs Buckler 1987. Church View Close, Llandough. Formerly Great House Farm.

Family video: BP vs Buckler 1987. Church View Close, Llandough. Formerly Great House Farm. (not playable on 23 Oct 2026)

video id 0eXOoj7eUCo; duration 88 s; views 18

Access: catalogue-only · 1987-case, redevelopment · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0122

2026 YouTube — family channel YouTube BP vs Buckler 1987

Family video: BP vs Buckler 1987 (not playable on 23 Oct 2026)

video id ADs8MemYWYw; duration 3453 s; views 25

Access: catalogue-only · 1987-case · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0123

2026 YouTube — family channel YouTube BP vs Buckler 1987

Family video: BP vs Buckler 1987 (not playable on 23 Oct 2026)

video id 4GXmR7mAas0; duration 96 s; views 77

Access: catalogue-only · 1987-case · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0124

2026-02-15 YouTube — family channel YouTube BP Vs Buckler 1987

Family video: BP Vs Buckler 1987

video id hzbCZg_3V9k; duration 81 s; views 39

Access: open · 1987-case · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0125

2026-04-05 Ipsa Loquitur Blog / web BP Properties Ltd v Buckler – Case Summary

Student case summary of the adverse-possession and unilateral-licence points.

Access: open · 1987-case

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0126

2026-06 Welsh Government (FOI release ATISN 27021) Other Great House Farm, Llandough (ATISN 27021)

Welsh Government / Cadw information-request disclosure about records of Great House Farm.

Access: open · great-house-farm

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0127

2026-06-04 YouTube — family channel YouTube BP vs Buckler 1987 (2026 Update) #news #british #bp #crime #law #britishchambers #wales

Family video: BP vs Buckler 1987 (2026 Update) #news #british #bp #crime #law #britishchambers #wales

video id SNUY-XFAjyE; duration 150 s; views 157

Access: open · 1987-case · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0128

2026-07-02 YouTube — family channel YouTube Great House Farm, Llandough, Cardiff in Wales & Great House Farm II Museum/ Open House in Patagonia

Family video: Great House Farm, Llandough, Cardiff in Wales & Great House Farm II Museum/ Open House in Patagonia

video id aazpNjlzRtQ; duration 60 s; views 27

Access: open · wider-area · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0129

2026-07-03 YouTube — family channel YouTube BP vs Buckler 1987 || GREAT HOUSE 2, Patagonia, Argentina 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇦🇷

Family video: BP vs Buckler 1987 || GREAT HOUSE 2, Patagonia, Argentina 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇦🇷

video id Yv7q1POk550; duration 96 s; views 9

Access: open · 1987-case, wider-area · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0130

2026-07-09 YouTube — family channel YouTube Great House Farm II, Tre Llandough, Patagonia

Family video: Great House Farm II, Tre Llandough, Patagonia

video id 05_Ei82HSeE; duration 96 s; views 19

Access: open · great-house-farm · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0131

2026-07-13 YouTube — family channel YouTube Great House Farm II

Family video: Great House Farm II

video id baMrjvG6hl8; duration 99 s; views 9

Access: open · great-house-farm · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0132

2026-07-31 YouTube — family channel YouTube Great House Farm, Llandough, Cardiff, Wales

Family video: Great House Farm, Llandough, Cardiff, Wales

video id -c0UvjM-lwA; duration 60 s; views 38

Access: open · wider-area · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0133

2026-10-22 YouTube — family channel YouTube Tŷ Mawr, the Great House of Llandough: the story on the map (1547–2026)

Family video: Tŷ Mawr, the Great House of Llandough: the story on the map (1547–2026)

video id duISt8CMOfM; duration 814 s; views 4

Access: open · great-house-farm · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0134

2026-10-23 YouTube — family channel YouTube Highlight Report HR-06 · 19–23 Oct 2026 · Great House Farm #Shorts

Family video: Highlight Report HR-06 · 19–23 Oct 2026 · Great House Farm #Shorts

video id vnhbyahwQWk; duration 40 s; views 0

Access: open · redevelopment · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0135

2026-10-23 YouTube — family channel YouTube 30 skeletons beneath a demolished Welsh farm (Llandough, 1994) #Shorts

Family video: 30 skeletons beneath a demolished Welsh farm (Llandough, 1994) #Shorts

video id p7xEURn9kb8; duration 31 s; views 2

Access: open · 1994-excavation · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0136

2026-10-23 YouTube — family channel YouTube 22 May 1980: a name from the farm’s records in Parliament #Shorts

Family video: 22 May 1980: a name from the farm’s records in Parliament #Shorts

video id dnQ0gFhcbEA; duration 30 s; views 8

Access: open · 1987-case, wider-estate · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0137

2026-10-23 YouTube — family channel YouTube 1,026 burials under one Welsh farmyard #Shorts

Family video: 1,026 burials under one Welsh farmyard #Shorts

video id 6o07JL4ZoGY; duration 30 s; views 6

Access: open · 1994-excavation · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0138

2026-10-23 YouTube — family channel YouTube How to read an 1841 farm record in 3 steps #Shorts

Family video: How to read an 1841 farm record in 3 steps #Shorts

video id Z1GRL_h31Y8; duration 30 s; views 2

Access: open · wider-estate · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0139

2026-10-23 YouTube — family channel YouTube Open day to save a Welsh farmhouse, April 1974 #Shorts

Family video: Open day to save a Welsh farmhouse, April 1974 #Shorts

video id 5wCBtClDkyQ; duration 30 s; views 99

Access: open · great-house-farm · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0140

2026-10-23 YouTube — family channel YouTube Today at Tŷ Mawr · highlight report · 22 Oct 2026 #Shorts

Family video: Today at Tŷ Mawr · highlight report · 22 Oct 2026 #Shorts

video id HcZzIyEhhO8; duration 54 s; views 0

Access: open · great-house-farm · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0141

2026-10-23 YouTube — family channel YouTube 1916: “the whole of the farm” · Great House Farm Ep 7 #Shorts

Family video: 1916: “the whole of the farm” · Great House Farm Ep 7 #Shorts

video id aRRvkt3ryXg; duration 30 s; views 17

Access: open · wider-estate · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0142

2026-10-23 YouTube — family channel YouTube 1900 and 1905: the paper trail · Great House Farm Ep 6 #Shorts

Family video: 1900 and 1905: the paper trail · Great House Farm Ep 6 #Shorts

video id XPM6vi1R7VA; duration 30 s; views 3

Access: open · wider-estate · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0143

2026-10-23 YouTube — family channel YouTube BP Properties v Buckler (1987): the land-law case students still read #Shorts

Family video: BP Properties v Buckler (1987): the land-law case students still read #Shorts

video id nYxHueeoLmc; duration 42 s; views 0

Access: open · 1987-case, 1987-case · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0144

2026-10-23 YouTube — family channel YouTube Marconi at Lavernock, May 1897: radio crossed the sea here #Shorts

Family video: Marconi at Lavernock, May 1897: radio crossed the sea here #Shorts

video id hS4aN9dBr4I; duration 50 s; views 89

Access: open · wider-area · family-published

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0145

2020-04-05 sconzani (blog) Blog / web sconzani: Llandough : the Irbic cross

Local-history blog post on the Irbic cross in St Dochdwy’s churchyard, Llandough near Cardiff: Sutton stone pillar-cross, c.10th–11th century, IRBICI inscription.

Access: open · heritage, church, irbic-cross, social

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0161

2020-04 sconzani (blog) Blog / web sconzani: Llandough : St Dochdwy’s Church

Local-history blog post on St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough: earlier c.1820 church moved stone by stone to Leckwith; present church consecrated 1866, designed by a Bristol architect, built by a Penarth contractor; cites the Coflein entry.

Access: open · heritage, church, social

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0163

2023-11-17 Heneb Historic Environment Record (Archwilio) Catalogue Heneb Historic Environment Record: GGAT00768s

HER record ‘Llandough Roman Villa’ (ST168732): Iron Age farmstead, Roman villa in two phases (3rd–4th c.), early medieval burial, medieval grange; excavation event ‘Llandough Farm’ 1978–9; related to the Early Christian Cemetery, Great House Farm record 02272s.

PRN 00768s; NGR ST168732; NPRN 400051; read via Wayback snapshot 20261023112320 (live site 522)

Access: open · heritage, villa

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0165

2026-10-22 Instagram — family account social One Welsh farm on four maps, 1824–1939. Swipe through.

Family carousel post: four plans of the farm 1824 (Bute estate survey, ‘Cedfin or Ty Mawr Farm’, Glamorgan Archives DB/E/1), c.1841 tithe map, 1877 Bute agreement plan, May 1939 agreement plan (Glamorgan Archives DBDT123/7).

Access: open · social, title-chain, map, family-history · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0183

2026-10-22 Instagram — family account social How to read an 1841 farm record in 3 steps.

Family reel explaining the c.1841 tithe apportionment for Landough, Cogan and Leckwith: landowner the Marquess of Bute, occupier John Williams, 36 parcels of about 119 acres incl. no. 209 ‘Courtyard &c’.

Access: open · social, title-chain, family-history · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0184

2023-01-26 YouTube (Bob’s Rail Relics) YouTube Penarth Dock, the staion and the strange halt at Llandough

Rail-heritage video on the disused Penarth Dock station and the short-lived halt at Llandough.

Access: open · heritage, railway

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0189

2020-11-12 YouTube (Penarth Parish) YouTube About the Parish of Penarth & Llandough

Parish of Penarth & Llandough introductory video presentation about the parish (incl. St Dochdwy’s, Llandough).

Access: open · heritage, church

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0190

2020-11-24 YouTube (local councillor’s channel) YouTube Llandough Hill development

Local councillor’s video on proposals for 130 dwellings on land at the bottom of Llandough Hill, announcing a public online meeting on 3 Dec 2020.

Access: open · social, planning, wider-area

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0191

2023 YouTube comments (Bob’s Rail Relics video) social Comment thread: Penarth Dock, the staion and the strange halt at Llandough

Public viewer comments (c.2023–2025) recalling Llandough sidings still busy in 1963 with a pilot locomotive, the halt predating Llandough Hospital, and GWR benches in a garden opposite St Dochdwy’s Church.

Access: open · social, railway, heritage

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0192

2026-10-22 Instagram — family account social What’s in the archive? 6 kinds of record behind one Welsh farm’s story, 1881 to 1992. Swipe through.

Family carousel listing six record types: 1881 census (RG 11/5288), Daily Telegraph 16 Apr 1974, Hansard HC Deb 22 May 1980 vol 985 col 737, April 1988 press photographs, a GGAT letter to the Vale of Glamorgan of 27 Jul 1992 (ref S387/CH/PMJ) and the 1987 law report.

Access: open · social, family-history, 1987-case, heritage · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0193

2021-04-15 Penarth Nub News Newspaper ‘Romans in South Wales’ - An excerpt from Karl-James Langford’s new book

Local news site excerpt from a book on Roman South Wales: Llandough (ST16 73) villa with bath block, extensively excavated in 1979 ahead of development, built c.120–130s CE on an Iron Age site, abandoned mid-300s CE.

Access: open · heritage, villa, press

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0194

2026-10-19 Facebook group: Vale of Glamorgan HUB (family post) social Vale of Glamorgan HUB: family video post linking the dartboard timeline

Family video post (5:33) in the public Vale of Glamorgan HUB group linking the family dartboard timeline, citing a Western Mail item of 20 Nov 1958 (‘It’s a Crichel Down’) and a 1974 adjourned court case; tags the local councillor’s page.

Access: open · social, 1987-case, family-history · family-published

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0199

2020-11-27 Penarth Times Newspaper Concern over proposed big housing development near Penarth

Residents’ reaction to a proposal for about 136 homes on land south of Llandough Hill and Penarth Road, allocated in the Vale of Glamorgan Local Development Plan; traffic concerns on Penarth Road.

Access: open · press, planning, wider-area

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0203

2023-04-01 Penarth Times (Local Democracy Reporter) Newspaper Plans for 133 new homes in Llandough approved

Vale of Glamorgan Council planning committee grants outline permission for 133 flats and houses on land south of Llandough Hill and Penarth Road despite flooding concerns.

Access: open · press, planning, wider-area

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0204

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undated CaseMine commentary Blog / web Termination of Adverse Possession Through Unilateral Licenses: Insights from BP Properties Ltd v. Buckler ([1987] EWCA Civ 2)

Generated case commentary on the unilateral-licence point.

Access: open · 1987-case

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0146

undated Legal Studies (Cambridge) Journal Unilateral permission and prescriptive acquisition: a Scottish perspective

Legal Studies article that cites Dillon LJ in BP Properties Ltd v Buckler (1988) 55 P & CR 337 at 346.

Access: paywalled · 1987-case

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0147

undated LawExplores (textbook extract) Other Adverse Possession (LawExplores textbook extract)

Textbook-style extract using BP Properties v Buckler [1987] 2 EGLR 168 as a precedent on permission.

Access: open · 1987-case

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0148

undated Oxford University Press — Land Law Directions (8e) resources Other Land Law Directions (8e), Chapter 6 answers

Oxford University Press textbook resource discussing the unilateral licence in BP Properties v Buckler.

Access: open · 1987-case

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0149

undated Coflein (RCAHMW) Catalogue Coflein NPRN 20182: Great House, Llandough

RCAHMW site record for Great House (Tŷ Mawr).

Access: open · great-house-farm

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0150

undated Coflein (RCAHMW) Catalogue Coflein NPRN 400051: Llandough Roman villa

RCAHMW site record for the Roman villa south of the church (excavated 1979).

Access: open · roman-villa

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0151

undated Heneb HER (Archwilio) Catalogue Heneb HER GGAT02272s: Llandough early medieval cemetery

Historic Environment Record entry for the cemetery (site timed out 23 Oct; recorded in earlier passes).

Access: catalogue-only · 1994-excavation

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0152

undated Heneb HER (Archwilio) Catalogue Heneb HER GGAT02038s: Great House, Llandough

Historic Environment Record entry for Great House, including the 1989 SMR card and the Echo cutting of 11 Feb 1989.

Access: catalogue-only · great-house-farm, 1988-demolition

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0153

undated Wikipedia Other Llandough, Penarth (Wikipedia)

Encyclopaedia article with a section on Great House Farm, the Roman villa and the monastery.

Access: open · great-house-farm, heritage

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0154

undated Wikipedia Other St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough (Wikipedia)

Encyclopaedia article on the church beside the farm site.

Access: open · heritage

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0155

undated Historic Place Names of Wales Catalogue Ty Mawr — recorded name, Historic Place Names of Wales

Place-name record from the OS 2nd edition (1898–1908) at ST 16842 73326.

Access: open · great-house-farm

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0156

undated Tirlun (Facebook video) Other Where does the name for Llandough / Llandochau come from?

Short local-history video by Tirlun on the place-name (about 9.3K views).

Access: open · heritage

SourceArchived copyCatalogue entry MR-0158

undated Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales, Collections Online Catalogue ECM: Llandough; Irbic Cross (replica)

Museum collection record of the replica of the Llandough Irbic pillar-cross: composite moulded cross of four members with carved panels, head missing.

Access: open · heritage, church, irbic-cross

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0159

undated Llandough Community Council Other About Us - Llandough Community Council

Community council history page: Roman villa found during excavations of a neighbouring farm in the 1990s; 1994 excavation revealed over 800 burials of the 4th–12th centuries; St Dochdwy’s monastery; church rebuilt mid-19th century.

Access: open · heritage, villa, cemetery, 1994-excavation, church

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0160

undated Wikipedia Other List of Roman villas in Wales

Wikipedia list of Roman villas in Wales; entry for Llandough, Vale of Glamorgan at ST168733, referenced to Coflein NPRN 400051 (Roman Villa Site, Llandough).

Access: open · heritage, villa

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0164

undated Coflein (RCAHMW National Monuments Record of Wales) Catalogue Llandough

Coflein village record for Llandough (ST1600073000), includes the church NPRN 227363; RCAHMW aerial photographs.

NPRN 731; grid ST1600073000

Access: open · heritage

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0166

undated Coflein (RCAHMW National Monuments Record of Wales) Catalogue St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough

Coflein record: church on an important early Christian site; present church built by a Penarth contractor to a Bristol architect’s design, consecrated 1866; rebuilt twice in the 19th century; pre-Conquest cross shaft to the south-west.

NPRN 227363; grid ST1680073270

Access: open · heritage, church

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0167

undated Coflein (RCAHMW National Monuments Record of Wales) Catalogue Pillar-Cross, St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough

Coflein record of the composite pillar cross (Irbic cross) in St Dochdwy’s churchyard, 2.97 m high, head missing, late 10th–early 11th century.

NPRN 301373; grid ST1679073250

Access: open · heritage, church, irbic-cross

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0168

undated Coflein (RCAHMW National Monuments Record of Wales) Catalogue Llandough Mill

Coflein record of Llandough Mill, post-medieval corn mill at ST1689073170 beside the Great House Farm grid square; no description.

NPRN 24941; grid ST1689073170

Access: open · heritage, mill

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0169

undated Coflein (RCAHMW National Monuments Record of Wales) Catalogue Llandough Grange

Coflein record of Llandough Grange, post-medieval dwelling at ST1685073130; no description.

NPRN 19159; grid ST1685073130

Access: open · heritage

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0170

undated Coflein (RCAHMW National Monuments Record of Wales) Catalogue National School, Llandough

Coflein record of the former National School, Llandough, Penlan Road / Lewis Road, built c.1821, Cadw-listed as a rare surviving early 19th-century school building.

NPRN 31824; grid ST1674073140

Access: open · heritage

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0171

undated Coflein (RCAHMW National Monuments Record of Wales) Catalogue University Hospital Llandough;Ysbyty Llandochau

Coflein record of Llandough Hospital (opened 1933, renamed University Hospital Llandough 2008), aerial photography 29 July 2010.

NPRN 414922; grid ST1648072970

Access: open · heritage

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0172

undated Llandough Community Council Other Stories from the Past & Great Community Walks - Llandough Community Council

Community council heritage page linking the County Treasures report, a 1900 map of Llandough, a Medieval Archaeology study and a plan of the Late Iron Age, Romano-British and medieval settlement.

Access: open · heritage, villa, cemetery, map

SourceCatalogue entry MR-0173

undated Llandough Community Council (plan scan) map The Late Iron Age, Romano-British & Medieval Settlement at Llandough

Scanned excavation plan (Fig. 8) of the Llandough villa site: Iron Age round house and palisade trench, Romano-British bath complex and south block, medieval monastic barn, columbarium.

Fig. 8 (excavation plan; source publication not named on the scan)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0175

undated Llandough Community Council Other St Dochdwy’s Church (Buildings of Significance in our Community)

Community council building sheet: church consecrated July 1866 at a cost of £2,600; 12th-century first church; c.1820 church moved to Leckwith; Irbic cross; cites Current Archaeology 146 (1996) article on the church and cemetery.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0177

undated British Listed Buildings Other Listed Buildings in Llandough, Vale of Glamorgan

Index of the four Grade II listed buildings in Llandough community (Penarth side): Barons Court, St Dochdwy’s Church, former National School, Pound Cottage.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0182

undated Facebook group: Llandough Community ❤ (family post) social Llandough Community group: family post on correspondence with HM Land Registry over Church View Close

Family post in the public Llandough Community group about correspondence with HM Land Registry over Church View Close (formerly Great House Farm, Llandough).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0185

undated Zoopla (HM Land Registry price-paid data) Other Sold house prices in Church View Close, Llandough, Penarth CF64 - Zoopla

Price-paid listing for Church View Close, Llandough (CF64 2NN), the housing built on the farm site: earliest recorded sales Jul 1995 (No. 6), Nov 1995 (No. 14), Dec 1995 (No. 20).

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0188

undated Wikishire Other Llandough juxta Cardiff - Wikishire

Gazetteer page for Llandough juxta Cardiff/Penarth (post town Penarth, CF64), with a hatnote separating it from Llandough juxta Cowbridge; St Dochdwy’s monastery history.

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0206

c.1800 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Plan of Ty Mawr farm, Llandough, c. 1800

Estate plan of Ty Mawr farm, Llandough, c.1800, in the Corbett family of Cogan Pill papers (plans of Cogan, Leckwith and Llandough).

Glamorgan Archives DXJF/61/12; Corbett Family of Cogan Pill Papers

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0207

late 18th century Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Plan of Ty Mawr farm, Llandough, late 18th century

Late 18th-century estate plan of Ty Mawr farm, Llandough [Gedrych property] (photocopy), in the Mathew family of Radyr and Llandaff papers.

Glamorgan Archives DMAT/279; Mathew Family of Radyr and Llandaff, Papers (estate plans)

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0208

c.1968 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Excavations of the Roman settlement at Llandough-juxta-Penarth, c1968

Item in the Alan Roy Thorne of Penarth collection recording excavations of the Roman settlement at Llandough-juxta-Penarth, c.1968.

Glamorgan Archives D1230/7; Alan Roy Thorne of Penarth Collection

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0212

c.1960 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Notes on history of parish of Llandough-Juxta-Penarth by A.S. Corbett, n.d. [c. 1960]

Mid-20th-century notes on the history of Llandough-juxta-Penarth parish in the Corbett of Cogan Pill papers.

Glamorgan Archives DXJF/64/41; Corbett Family of Cogan Pill Papers

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0214

c.1890 Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Llandough [juxta-Penarth] St Dochdwy, with national school playground in foreground, [c. 1890]

Photograph of St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough with the National School playground in front, c.1890.

Glamorgan Archives DXJF/64/5; Corbett Family of Cogan Pill Papers

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0215

undated Glamorgan Archives (Canfod catalogue) Catalogue Llandough-juxta-Penarth with Leckwith Ecclesiastical Parish Records, 1755-2010

Ecclesiastical parish records of Llandough-juxta-Penarth with Leckwith, 1755–2010.

Glamorgan Archives P35CW

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SourceCatalogue entry MR-0216

Machine-readable: register.json · register.csv · Access: open, paywalled, catalogue-only. Snapshots: Internet Archive (web.archive.org).