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Whether you are a family in search of fun and adventure in the fresh air, or a walker who wants to escape to the wonderful Welsh countryside, you’ll find it all in abundance at Bryngarw Country Park, minutes from the M4 near Bridgend.
An important Norman stronghold rebuilt in the 14th century, forming part of the three castles of Ogmore, Newcastle and Coity.
Craft centre on the Heritage Coast with amazing sea views, offering a wide range of craft workshops for all ages, together with homemade cakes and ice-cream. Run by the artists and crafters whose artwork we sell.
Nestled at the foot of the Garw Valley, but just a few minutes drive from junction 36 of the M4 close to Bridgend, Court Colman Manor with 30 en-suite bedrooms is a peacful retreat and home to the award winning Bokhara restaurant.
A well appointed cottage in a peaceful yet convenient location, fully equipped and excellent value for a 4 star property. Spacious and comfortable a real home from home.WIFI. Pet friendly.
The New Inn is a recently converted 19th century pottery that offers an excellent stay at a reasonable price. All of our rooms are ensuite and have colour T.V./Satellite, coffee/tea making facilities and are newly decorated. The New Inn als
The Cornelly Striders A.C. invite you to join them for the annual New Years Day Run, situated in Kenfig Nature Reserve on January the 1st. Race starts at 11.00 am, so no early start. The race will take place through the sand dunes, so not one to miss.
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Historian, author & broadcaster Graham Loveluck-Edwards (off the telly) is brining this history talk based on his new book “Scoundrels, cads and vagabonds from Welsh history” to a venue near you. So, if you’ve ever wondered who were Wales’ most tyrannical rulers, most blood thirsty outlaws or most uncompromising industrialists come along and find out. Date and Time: Saturday 24th January 2026 from 7pm – 8pm Venue address: The Williams Memorial Hall, 22 Hawthorn Drive, Coychurch, Bridgend CF35 5ES Tickets £12 Nearest car park: On street parking Bus Routes: 64 and 404
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Historian, author & broadcaster Graham Loveluck-Edwards (off the telly) is brining this history talk based on his new book “Scoundrels, cads and vagabonds from Welsh history” to a venue near you. So, if you’ve ever wondered who were Wales’ most tyrannical rulers, most blood thirsty outlaws or most uncompromising industrialists come along and find out. Tickets £12 Date and Time: Thursday 29th January 2026 from 7pm – 8pm Venue address: The Prince of Wales, Ton Kenfig, Mawdlam, South Cornelly CF33 4PR Nearest car park: Next to the pub Bus Routes: 63B Pyle to Porthcawl
