A tribute to our closed village church. Crunwere Church Picture Tour, YouTube. Monday, 9 October 2017. Crunwere Church - aerial view July 2017. Lovely aerial view of Crunwere Church taken in July 2017. By Ben George and found on google maps. Path by porch - b.

Built in 1876, opened in February 1877 with 15 on register. Continued to serve Crunwere Parish until December 1946 when the remaining 8 pupils were transferred to Amroth School. Wednesday, 28 July 2010. Crunwere School - now a dwelling called Sea Breeze. Crunwere Schoolhouse - at that time joined on to the school. Location of the old Crunwere School -.

This blog is to file references relating to Llanteg Village only. If you wish to see the minutes relating to the Amroth area please visit - amrothparish. About This Blog and Compiler. Sunday, 28 January 2018. 2018 Minutes now online with Pembs C. Minutes and Agendas for Amroth Community Council can henceforth be found at.

Renovated and refurbished in 1999 - SA67 8QE - on side of main A477 route into Pembrokeshire - www. Monday, 19 February 2018. A committee meeting was held on 19th March 2018. Roy James, Sue James, Ruth Roberts, Jill Roberts, Tony Brinsden, Neville Ruff, Gwenda Jones, Kevin Caley, Barbara Sinclair and Mary Megarry. Anthony Bevan, Jill Roberts, Fran Rayner, Polly Raymond and John James. The sixth draw was made during the meeting.

Chairman - Tony Brinsden, Secretary - Ruth Roberts, Treasurer - John Lewis-Tunster. Sunday, 12 November 2017. We held our Annual Service on Remembrance Sunday in Llanteg Hall. Thanks to Sue James for setting up and to John Lewis-Tunster for conducting the service. Also thanks to everyone who brought along mementos.

Thursday, 14 January 2016. Llanteg Village Name and Pronunciation. Have looked up the authority book on village names - called Place Names of Pembrokeshire. Has been spelt many different ways over the centuries - Lanteg. 1324 Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem.

There are not many old property photographs for Llanteg; but some of the ones we have managed to collect are below with their modern day counterparts - this project was started in August 2010 - older pictures are shown in black and white - newer versions in colour. Friday, 17 September 2010. 2000, The Barn, previously part of Furzy Park. Thursday, 2 September 2010.

Saturday, 30 May 2015. The graves and pictures from Mountain Chapel have now been uploaded to the Find A Grave website and it is searchable. Monday, 3 November 2014.

Now closed and converted into a Chapel of Rest for E. Thomas and Son, Funeral Directors. Friday, 8 May 2015. Old Batism Pool at Zoar. The south side of the yard is now nicely cleared and more like a lawn area. The Baptism Pool is now uncovered in the corner by the tree. Ruth Roberts took some pictures of it in July 2013. Tony Brinsden said that he could never recall the pool having a cover as he remembers falling in as a child! This will fea.