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Wayback artifact index

Every item in the evidence catalogue, with the copy stored in the wayback archive. The archive at wayback.bucklerfamily.estate/artifacts/ is the central store for files, transcripts and emails; this wiki shows the catalogue and links to it. The machine-readable list is manifest.json (format: SPEC.md).

329 entries, 141 with files in the archive. EV numbers have their own page on this wiki; WB numbers are archive items without an EV page yet. Status: PUBLISHED / READ (a copy is published or was read), CATALOGUE ENTRY (an archive or library catalogue record only), SOURCE PENDING (the document is known but not yet obtained).

IDTitleDateSourceStatusArchive copy
EV-0001Reference to Cwm-Cedwyn in Llandough Boundary Records (1392)1392archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0002Sir George Herbert grants Vaughan a 1,000-year lease of Cydwin1547archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0003Bute Estate Records naming the holding Cedfin or Ty Mawr Farm: Tŷ Mawr first named in the 1824 David Stewart survey; earlier leases filed under that heading by the cataloguer are unread and under forensic examination1552–1824archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0004Map of Ty Mawr Dated 1824 (Uploaded Image)dated 1824 (unconfirmed whether 1824 is the map date or an associated reference)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0005Historical map labelled “1841-map” (title, date and source not yet confirmed)undated (media library label “1841-map”; survey/edition date not verified)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-00061877 Bute–Daniel Thomas & Son agreement (sale or quarry lease of house parcel)1877archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0007Bute trustees’ abstract of receipts and payments, 1877 (Bute X.6(12))1877archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0008Reported lease of 6 November 1877 to John Williams (original unlocated)6 November 1877 (as reported in Mary (Nancy) Williams’s later account; matching instrument not identified)archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0009Family tree planting and other acts of occupation on Parcel A (collective placeholder)1891 to 1955 and afterarchiveRECORDED—
EV-0010Newspaper report: theft of geese reported from Great House Farm, Llandough (1891)November 1891 (publication date not printed; theft charged as 11 November 1891)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0011Press cutting: “Wireless Telegraphy. Marconi Invention Tested at Lavernock”15 May 1897 (identified 19 Oct 2026 as the Evening Express, Extra Special edition, p.4; earlier catalogued as “May 1897” because no date or publication is printed on the clipping)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0012Press reports: Bute’s will left Leckwith-with-Llandough to Colum Crichton-Stuart18–20 October 1900 (reports); will dated 30 July 1894archiveRECORDED—
EV-0013Bute conveyance of 23 February 1905 referred to on the WA231076 file23 February 1905archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0014Bute yearly agricultural tenancy to John Williams, with planFebruary 1916archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0015Drain agreement and plan between John, Marquis of Bute and James Pelham Stuart Corbett15 May 1924archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-00161928 Last House-Parcel Rent Receipt and End of Quarrying1928archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0017Glamorgan Archives DSA/12/5400: Llandough Farm (Ely Tidal Harbour), J. M. Williams — a different farm1931–1938archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0018Letter, Cogan Pill: spearhead, spur and skeletons found at Llandough Church Farm c. 185822 November 1931email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0019Bute Estate to Western Ground Rents Ltd conveyance of reversion, with plan1938archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0020Western Ground Rents rental books and plan book (D696), c.1938–1944c.1938–1944archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0022Press reports of completion of Bute (Mountjoy) sale of Cardiff ground rents to Western Ground Rents24 December 1938 (reports); completion 23 December 1938archiveRECORDED—
EV-0023DBDT123/7 — 1939 agreement, Western Ground Rents to John Williams, with planMay 1939moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0024Glamorgan Archives D1777/1: post-1938 Bute/Mountjoy estate-office mapsc. 1938–1950sarchiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0025Surrender and re-grant of Frederick Buckler’s yearly tenancy (unwritten; no written record)2 February 1949archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0026Family title papers removed from farmhouse blanket boxc. 1950–52 (date of loss)archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0027Glamorgan Archives DB/M/22: Bute manor disposals 1950–571950–1957archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0028Penarth petty sessions record of lodger Bruce Sutherland (lead, not yet searched)c. 1951–52archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0029Glamorgan Archives DCVG/C/7/9–10: local land charges registers (Llandough)1952–1990sarchiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0030Glamorgan Archives ACA: Cardiff County Court registers (1953 arrears, 1962 possession, 1963 committal)1953–1975archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0031Reported 1954 further attempt to treat Frederick Buckler as a tenant (source pending)1954archiveRECORDED—
EV-00321955 Order 14 possession order against Frederick Buckler (not yet located)1955 (exact date to be confirmed)archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0033Mary (Nancy) Williams’s “previous statement” on the 1955 and 1962 applications (missing)1955 to 1962 (unknown)archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0034Writ or warrant of possession, execution record and officer’s returnon or about 4 July 1955archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0035Western Mail: “City wants common for play-field” — Leckwith Common inquiry (Mrs Mary Doreen Buckler)7 May 1958 (inquiry 6 May 1958)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0036Western Mail legal notice: Glamorgan County Council acquisition near Cogan Pill (WGR listed as owner)24 September 1958archiveRECORDED—
EV-0037Western Mail, 20 Nov 1958: “It’s a Crichel Down …” (Mrs M. D. Buckler)20 November 1958 (committee meeting 19 November 1958)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0038Hansard / Commons Journal: no petition presented against Leckwith Common order25 November 1958archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0039WGR Tenancy Offers Concerning Remaining House and Garden (1959 and 1965)1959 and 1965archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0040Deed with plan between WGR, South Western Brick & Tile and Cardiff City29 March 1961archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0041Cardiff County Court possession order (farmhouse and garden) — not yet held11 December 1962archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0042Conveyance, 11 June 1965: Lakeside and Llandough Development Co Ltd and Western Ground Rents Ltd to Glamorgan County Council (Llandough school site)11 Jun 1965 (plan L53 dated 2 May 1962)archivePUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0043Conveyance with plan, WGR to BP Pension Trust (recited as root of BP title)31 December 1969archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0044VG41 village-green registration: register entry, map and ownership section16 June 1970archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0045Abstract of Title, 1971 (BP Pension Trust) — lodged with the 1982–83 first registrations, per HM Land Registry; contents not held1971archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0046Outline planning permission 3/8996/3337 for about 13 houses, with ownership certificate1972archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0047H. J. Thomas architectural survey and floor plan of the house (RCAHMW / NMR)1974archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0048Daily Telegraph report: ‘Open day’ to save ancient Welsh house (Ty Mawr, Llandough)16 April 1974moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0049Mary (Nancy) Williams’s plea of ownership in BP Pension Trust’s 1974 county-court action3 July 1974 and the 1974 proceedingsarchiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0050Licence letters from BP Pension Trust and BP Properties to Mrs Buckler (Mrs Williams)31 October 1974archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0051“Grievous loss”: letter from William Rees opposing demolition of Great House Farm19 November 197? (year unclear: 1974 or 1977)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0052Conveyance and plan, BP Pension Trust to BP Properties (farmhouse and garden)23 May 1975 (item 13 plan is described as dated 23 February 1975)archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0053Family photograph: Branwen pregnant in the Great House Farm kitchenundated (uploaded as 1976.jpg; predates the 1988 events; exact date not established)moved from wiki mediaRECORDED—
EV-0054GGAT and Wales & West Housing Association correspondence on Llandough Roman-villa findsApril 1980moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0055Neath Guardian Report of Historical Society Meeting on Llandough Roman Villa Dig17 April 1980moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0056Neath Guardian, 17 April 1980: “Roman villa remains at Llandough” (cutting image)17 April 1980moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0057Hansard: Ted Rowlands MP criticises Western Ground Rents and BP pension fund22 May 1980moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0058GGAT letter or note warning of archaeological sensitivity at Great House Farm1 October 1982archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0059Form A13: documents lodged at first registration, title WA231076 (Item 17)undatedarchiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0060Reported HM Land Registry notification received after Mary (Nancy) Williams’s deathundated (reportedly received after Mary (Nancy) Williams’s death; family record gives death as 26 March 1983)archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0061William Buckler’s 1983 diary: inside-cover note listing three Daniel Thomas receipts1983moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0062William Buckler’s 1983 diary: two handwritten sums1983moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0063WA240304 item 11: Form 1C application & solicitor’s certificate of title1983 (undated on the schedule)archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0064WA240304 file item 5: undated lettersundated (1983 file)archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0065HM Land Registry first-registration file WA240304 (farmhouse), Items 4, 5, 7, 9, 10 and 11undatedarchiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0066WA240304 file item 10: register / first-registration application, 23 February 198323 February 1983archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0067Death index entry for Mary Doreen (Nancy) Williams, South Glamorgan, March 1983March 1983archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0068South Wales Echo: warehouse fire destroys Glamorgan/Gwent Trust finds (1983)18 March 1983moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0069WA240304 file item 7: form D23 and letter of 8 April 19838 April 1983archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0070WA240304 file item 4: correspondence of 12 April 198312 April 1983archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0071Title WA231076 Items 15, 16, 18, 19, 23: 1983–84 registration activity1983–84archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0072South Wales Echo: Great House Farm noted in conservation reports (Community Council and Vale planners)26 October 1983archiveRECORDED—
EV-0073Family / solicitors’ litigation file, 1984–87 proceedings1984–87archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0074High Court (QBD Cardiff) trial and judgment in the BP v Buckler possession actionhearing 10 July 1986; judgment 24 July 1986archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0075South Wales Echo: High Court judgment for BP (Hollis J, 24 July 1986)25 July 1986archiveRECORDED—
EV-0076House of Lords petition for leave to appeal: appellate petition and committee papers1987–88archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0077East Vale Local Plan (February 1987): buildings on site to be retainedFebruary 1987archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0078Amalgamation application and supporting plan (WA231076 item 14)2 February 1987archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0079South Wales Echo front-page report between trial and appeal6 May 1987archiveRECORDED—
EV-0080Court of Appeal judgment: BP Properties Ltd v Buckler [1987] EWCA Civ 231 July 1987archiveRECORDED—
EV-0081Cadw letter to the responsible Minister concerning spot-listing of Great House Farm (awaited original)1988archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0082Statement about the 1988 eviction footage (footage not yet obtained)1988 (footage); page undatedarchiveRECORDED—
EV-0083ITV/HTV Wales TV News: Great House Farm Eviction and Injunction Against BP1988 (wiki archive reconstruction date; no calendar date visible on the clip)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0084Photograph: Great House Farm ruins with the church (David Purser Photography)c. 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0085Glamorgan Village Book: printed page on Great House Farm demolitionundatedarchiveRECORDED—
EV-0086Newspaper photograph captioned “Police wait outside the farmhouse”circa April 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0087South Wales Echo search-result extracts, April 1988 – March 1989 (index of 16 extracts)April 1988 – March 1989archiveRECORDED—
EV-0088South Wales Echo, 29 April 1988: background to Buckler family disputeFriday 29 April 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0089Press cutting: “Chainsaw farmer vows to fight on” (Andrew Penman), eviction attemptc. 30 April 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage 1 · image 2 · image 3
EV-0090South Wales Echo: Mr Buckler refuses to leave farm for medical attention, fearing bailiffsSaturday 30 April 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0091Glamorgan Archives DCVG: Vale planning committee minutes and reports 1988–89May 1988 – April 1989archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0092South Wales Echo: Alun Michael MP asks Lord Chancellor to look at Bill Buckler caseThursday 12 May 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0093Estates Gazette: “BP signal Welsh sales” (Ropemaker Properties; Debenham Tewson as agents)9 July 1988archiveRECORDED—
EV-0094Cadw barn survey photograph, 1988 (disclosed 11 June 2026)29 July 1988email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF 1 · PDF 2
EV-0095Cadw farmhouse survey photograph, 29 July 1988 (disclosed 11 June 2026)29 July 1988email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF 1 · PDF 2
EV-0096Cadw inspection photographs, 29 July 1988, and December 1988 listing decision record29 July 1988; 3–5 December 1988archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0097South Wales Echo inside page on Great House Farm eviction itemsc. 30 November 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0098South Wales Echo: forced entry at Great House Farm, outbuilding roof removedWednesday 30 November 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0099South Wales Echo, 2 Dec 1988: summons against BP and Mrs Buckler’s access to collect belongingsFriday 2 December 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0100South Wales Echo report “History fight to save farm” (catalogue note)annotated 3 December 1988archiveRECORDED—
EV-0101South Wales Echo search extract: evicted farmer taken from hospital bed to face assault chargesSaturday 3 December 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0102South Wales Echo report on residents evicted from Great House Farm3 December 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0103“History fight to save farm”: South Wales Echo report on Cadw inspection and spot-listing3 December 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0104South Wales Echo, 6 Dec 1988 — Llandough ownership fight ends in Cardiff High CourtTuesday 6 December 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0105Western Mail report: “Farmer fails in final eviction hearing”6 December 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0106Press cutting: “Tears flow as 800 year-old farm house is razed at last”c. 7 December 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0107South Wales Echo (1988): councillor calls demolition decision ‘disgusting’Wednesday 7 December 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0108South Wales Echo search extract: villagers’ anger at BP demolition of Llandough farmhouseFriday 9 December 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0109South Wales Echo search extract: Mr Buckler freed on bail after farm demolishedSaturday 10 December 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0110South Wales Echo search extract: Mr Buckler on eviction by BP Properties and demolitionTuesday 13 December 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0111South Wales Echo reader’s letter responding to “Bulldozed Before Breakfast” reportWednesday 21 December 1988moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0112“From farm to a bus”: South Wales Echo feature by Peter Collins on Billy Buckler1989 (exact date not identified)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0113Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust comments on application 89/01396/OUT Great House FarmUndated (application ref. 89/01396/OUT; cites IFA Directory of Members 1988-9; c. 1989 inferred)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0114Planning officer’s report 89/01396/OUT and 1990 outline permission1989; 13 March 1990archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0115Press cutting: Charge against evicted farmer dropped (Barry magistrates court report)January 1989 (newspaper and date not printed on the cutting; published early 1989, before 3 February)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0116South Wales Echo search extract: “Bail change for evicted farmer”Friday 6 January 1989moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0117South Wales Echo: Vale councillors authorise legal action against BP Properties over demolition11 February 1989archiveRECORDED—
EV-0118Sites and Monuments Record card PRN 02038s: “building destroyed by owners”March 1989archiveRECORDED—
EV-0119South Wales Echo, 20 March 1989: BP Properties site operation after legal battleMonday 20 March 1989moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0120South Wales Echo search extract: “Evicted farmer freed after pleading guilty”Thursday 23 March 1989moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0121South Wales Echo search extract: ‘farmer freed’, Buckler vows to ‘fight on to the death’Friday 24 March 1989moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0122European Commission of Human Rights application 14464/88 and inadmissibility decisionlodged 3 May 1988; registered 12 December 1988; declared inadmissible 14 April 1989moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0123Outline Planning Application (Form D): Leckwith Road, Llandough Residential DevelopmentOctober 1989moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0124Outline planning permission 89/01396/OUT – residential development, Great House Farm, Leckwith RoadApplication received 8th November 1989 (decision/issue date not visible on pages 1–2)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0125Handwritten planning officer’s report on outline application for residential developmentUndated; refers to comments received 8 February 1990 and to planning history approved 25 July 1972moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0126Land at Great House Farm, Llandough: An Archaeological Assessment (GGAT, 1990)August 1990moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0127Planning application (Form D) for approval of reserved matters: 20 detached houses at Great House Farm, Leckwith Road14 May 1992moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0128GGAT letter (27 July 1992, page 2 missing) and reserved-matters approval 92/00671/RES27 July 1992; approval 38 days laterarchiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0129Approved planning drawings 92/00671/RES: screen wall detail, site location plan, Llandough3 SEP 1992 (approval stamp); screen wall drawing dated ‘July 88’ (reading uncertain)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0130The Glamorgan Village Book: title/presentation page, note to Dinas Powis Public Library19 November 1993archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0131GGAT letters on archaeological planning conditions, Great House Farm, Llandough13 December 1993 and 15th December 1993 (first two letters; remaining pages of the 43-page file not seen)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-01321994 Cotswold Archaeology report, Condition 18 discharge and developer’s counsel’s opinion1993–94 (post-excavation demand December 1994)archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0133Ideal Homes Wales, Llandough Farm – site location map and Village Green planting planReceived stamp 12 JAN 1994 (Planning and Development); location map bears an earlier Borough planning stamp, partly legible as ‘3 SEP 199?’moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0134Cotswold Archaeological Trust letter to National Museum of Wales on Llandough cemetery4th May 1994 (letter); 28.7.94 (transfer of title)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0135Site layout drawing, 20-plot development, Llandough Farm (Ideal Homes Wales)Drawn MAR 92; Rev. B ‘Sub station shown’ 9/4/94; Received stamp 23 JUN 1994 (Planning and Development); annotated ‘With letter dated 22/6/94 from I.H.W.’moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0136Transfer of the woodland to Forest of Cardiff (title WA735527), with plan10 November 1994archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0137Personal document (held privately)4 April 2002family papersSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0138Museum Wales collections record 63.24/2: medieval iron spearhead, Llandough Church FarmRecord created 3 May 1995; last updated 25 March 2003 (printout received 5 October 2026)email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0139Transfer, Forest of Cardiff to Goldsworthy Homes, excision from title WA7355272005archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0140Museum Wales record 63.24/1: medieval iron spur, Llandough Church Farm, 1858Record created 17 October 1994; last updated 25 June 2015 (printout received 5 October 2026)email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0141Personal document (held privately)16 August 2017family papersSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0142Vale of Glamorgan ward representations and complaint route correspondence chronology2025–2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0143RCAHMW price list for request RC26-03752026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0144HM Land Registry holding letter: paper files being retrieved13 February 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0145Archive image filed under 26 February 2026 land-registry accession (not yet inspected)26 February 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0146The National Archives Manorial Documents Register: Llandough Manor Return (HMC 9.311)26 February 2026email attachmentCATALOGUE ENTRYimage
EV-0147HM Land Registry letter on registration history of Tŷ Mawr Farm23 March 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0148HM Land Registry FOI Response F260213 (13 April 2026)13 April 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0149HM Land Registry stage-one complaint decision19 April 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0150HM Land Registry stage-two complaint acknowledgement21 April 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0151Ministry of Justice Central Correspondence reply, ref. TO13023727 April 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0152Heneb / HER email reply stating Heneb is not subject to FOI requests22 May 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0153HM Land Registry stage-two complaint decision25 May 2026 (date shown by file title)email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0154RCAHMW fee schedule for reproduction/licensing request RC26-020528 May 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0155Glamorgan Archives email reporting catalogue references and a planning-record gapundated (catalogue: c.1945–1955)archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0156Welsh Government/Cadw ATISN 27021 response letter11 June 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0157Llandough Community Council (Clerk Paul Egan) correspondence thread, June–October 202614 June – 14 October 2026archiveRECORDED—
EV-0158HM Land Registry letter ref. N610CGV concerning title WA23107613 July 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0159South Wales Police response to FOI request 719/2616 July 2026moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0160Department for Culture, Media and Sport response to FOI request FOI2026/0617422 July 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0161HM Land Registry Schedule of First-Registration Documents, WA231076 and WA24030430 July 2026 (date shown by file title)email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0162Information Commissioner’s Office letter, case reference IC-546505-W6P010 August 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0163Ministry of Justice FOI 260805002 Response12 August 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0164DCMS internal-review response IR2026/0671119 August 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0165Branwen: September 2026 recollection of the 1988 Great House Farm removalSeptember 2026archiveRECORDED—
EV-0166HM Land Registry title plan for WA735527 (current copy)September 2026moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0167HM Land Registry title plan for title WA231076September 2026moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0168HM Land Registry title plan for title WA513690September 2026moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0169HM Land Registry title register for WA735527, September 2026 copySeptember 2026moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0170HM Land Registry title register for title WA231076September 2026moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0171HM Land Registry title register for title WA513690 (current register snapshot)September 2026moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0172Glamorgan Archives digital photography order form7 September 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDfile
EV-0173Ministry of Justice FOI internal-review extension letter9 September 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0174NPCC response to FOI request 3156/2026: no information within scope identified16 September 2026moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0175Heneb / HER itemised schedule of records and response (email thread)19 September–16 October 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0176Llandough Community Council reply of 20 September 2026 (quoted in 28 September email)20 September 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0177Llandough Community Council FOI/EIR Request and Section 12 Refusal21 September–11 October 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0178Wales Office response to FOI request 26FOI 10322 September 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0179Enquiry to former GGAT / Heneb about reported March 1983 Neath warehouse fire24 September 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0180Heneb/HER identifiers and site classification complaint and acknowledgements27–30 September 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0181Llandough Community Council reply passing Mr Buckler’s 21 September email to the clerk28 September 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0182Multi-recipient preservation notice copied to Heneb general and HER email addresses28 September 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0183NPCC internal review decisions 3157/2026 and 3176/202629 September 2026moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0184RCAHMW (National Monuments Record) email reply RC26-0375 on Ty Mawr/Great House, Llandough29 September 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0185RCAHMW archive-reproduction order form RC26-037529 September 2026email attachmentPUBLISHEDfile
EV-0186South Wales Police FOI response 1040/26 (29 Sep 2026)29 September 2026moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0187Wales Office FOI Team: acknowledgement of internal review IR/26/16 (re 26FOI 103)29 September 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0188Glamorgan Archives Catalogue Entry for Item Bute 1030 September 2026email attachmentCATALOGUE ENTRYfile
EV-0189HMCTS National Support Unit email sending extension letter for SAR internal review 2609040072 October 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0190Amgueddfa Cymru reply to FOI 2026-036: further collections search (accession 63.24)5 and 7 October 2026archiveRECORDED—
EV-0191NPCC FOI 3065/2026 response on search disclosure (Great House Farm / Llandough searches)9 October 2026moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0192MOD internal review of FOI2026/0919010 October 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0193Llandough Community Council FOI section 12 cost-limit refusal of 21 September 2026 request11 October 2026archiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0194Butterley Brick product brochure (annotated, Stoneleigh Buff Multi highlighted)undatedmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0195Cedwyn / Cwm-Cedwyn place-name notes: reference index and dependency registerundated (Version 1.0.0)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0196External Finishes Schedule for 20 Dwellings, Great House Farm Site, LlandoughUndated (no date visible on first two pages)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0197Ideal Homes sales brochure for Hunters Green development, Thornhill, CardiffUndatedmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0198Nant-Cedwyn: place-name note for a brook near Leckwith/LlandoughundatedarchiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0199Photograph: tree planting at Great House Farm (date unknown)date unknownmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0200Place-name note: Cwm-Cedwyn, wooded dell on the Ely between Leckwith and LlandoughundatedarchiveRECORDED—
EV-0201Planning officer’s report: outline application, former Great House Farm, LlandoughUndated (refers to Welsh Office Circular 1/85)moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0202The Glamorgan Village Book (Glamorgan Federation of WIs): front cover photographundatedarchiveRECORDED—
EV-0203The Glamorgan Village Book: back cover photograph (series info, price, ISBN)undatedarchiveRECORDED—
EV-0204The Glamorgan Village Book: photograph of library reference page with Dinas Powys stampsundatedarchiveSOURCE PENDING—
EV-0205Printed page headed “Llandough (Penarth)” mentioning Great House FarmundatedarchiveRECORDED—
EV-0206The Glamorgan Village Book: printed page on Llandough archaeology and Roman villaundatedarchiveRECORDED—
EV-0207Unidentified scanned PDF in the wiki media library (item 74)undatedmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0208Unidentified scanned PDF in the wiki media library (item 76)undatedmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0209Unidentified scanned PDF in the wiki media library (item 81)undatedmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0210Ynys-Cedwyn: place-name associated with Cedwyn Gawr (research note)undatedarchiveRECORDED—
EV-0211Stewart survey of the Bute Glamorgan estates, plan 19 “Cedfin or Ty Mawr Farm” and its reference table1824archiveRECORDED—
EV-0212Llandough parish poor-rate books (rates of 9 Apr 1872, 20 Aug 187?, Oct 1876)1872–1876 (pages read)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0213Counterpart building lease, Clyde Street, Roath — NOT the farm lease6 November 1877 (term from 29 September 1877)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0214Llandough Community Council minutes and committee minutes, 19871987 (meeting of 17 Dec 1987 named on the first page; one payment list signed 10 Sep 1987)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0215Tithe apportionment, Landough, Cogan and Leckwith — John Williams’s holdingc.1841archiveRECORDED—
EV-0216Contract for sale of the Llandough school site, 1965: special condition F (root of title, conveyance on sale dated 25 December 1938)1965 (plan dated 2 May 1962)archivePUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0217Forest of Cardiff, accounts to 30 June 2006, note 13: “Sale of Land — Leckwith Road, Llandough”year to 30 Jun 2006 (filed 10 May 2007)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0218Cwm Cydfin SSSI (site 0524): CCW citation and NRW boundary recordCitation undated (CCW web version). Notified 1972 and 1985; NRW boundary record: last notified 9 Dec 1985, status “Re-notified”.archiveRECORDED—
EV-0219Sale of the Marquess of Bute’s coppice woods, including Cwm Cydfin Wood (Leckwith and Llandough), 190229 Nov 1902 (auction); file dated 1902archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0220Leckwith Woods: Western Ground Rents’ gift of c.109 acres to Cardiff councilEvents 1938–1985; web page undatedarchiveRECORDED—
EV-0221NRW notification file, Cwm Cydfin SSSI 0524: notification documents, legal map and owner/occupier list1972 and 9 Dec 1985 (notifications)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0222DBDT121/3: agreement (counterpart) for tenancy of farm land in the parish of Leckwith, Western Ground Rents Limited and William Samuel Coles, with planOct 1944 (catalogue date; day not given)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0223EV-0223 — 1881 census: reported Llandough Home Farm / R-W-S-S Farm wordingdate unknownarchiveRECORDED—
EV-02241881 census, Llandough, RG11/5288 page 2: “Llandough Home Farm”, John Williams, farmerCensus night, 3 April 1881moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
EV-0225Trade directories, 1868–1901: John Williams at “Great House”, Llandough1868, 1875, 1880, 1887, 1891 and 1901archiveRECORDED—
EV-0226South Wales Star: geese stolen from “Mr. John Williams, Great House Farm, Llandough”10 June 1892 (the theft: 11 November 1891)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0227Cardiff Times: John Williams “of Llandough Farm”, guest at the Bute rent audit dinner; tenant since 185516 July 1904archiveRECORDED—
EV-0228Llandough Farm and the Rees family, 1841–1910 (a separate farm, recorded for disambiguation)c.1841; 1865; 1886; 1898; 1910archiveRECORDED—
EV-0229Western Mail: girl, “Mary Butler, aged five”, hurt near her home at Great House Farm, LlandoughFriday 27 November 1959archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0230Western Mail: “LLANDOUGH BRIDE”, wedding of Mr. Fred Buckler and Miss Mary Doreen (Nancy) Williams, of Great House FarmWednesday 5 August 1936archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0231London Gazette: HM Land Registry notices that Llandough land was “about to be registered”, 1960–19724 March 1960; 27 November 1964; 3 July 1969; 1 August 1972archiveRECORDED—
EV-0232Commons Registration (Glamorgan) Act 1983 (c. ix)Royal Assent 26 July 1983; in force 1 September 1983 (s.1(2))archiveRECORDED—
EV-0233DBDT129/3: Agreement (counterpart) for tenancy of Llandough Farm, parish of Penarth, Western Ground Rents Limited to Messrs David and Thomas ThomasAugust 1940archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0234Copy agreement and umpire’s award: Thomas Williams of Ynysawdre Farm near Bridgend and the Ynysawdre Coal Company — NOT Great House Farm15 June 1878 (agreement); July 1878 (award)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0235Hansard (Commons), Leasehold Bill debate: Llandough Estate and Lakeside Estate ground rents7 December 1962archiveRECORDED—
EV-0236Local Government Board, Water undertakings (England and Wales) Return: Bute estate spring supply at Llandough28 July 1914 (Return to an order of the House of Commons dated 24 November 1910)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0237Papers of Patrick Clavell Blount (National Anti-Fluoridation Campaign): file “Wales”1972–1989archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0238Press: Williams entries “of Llandough Farm”, 1903 and 191428 November 1903; 3 April 1914archiveRECORDED—
EV-0239TNA BD 28/177: verbatim report of proceedings at the Ministry of Housing and Local Government public local inquiry into objections to the Glamorgan County Council Development Plan (Area No. 2), days 20–2419 November – 11 December 1958archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0240Government files on the Glamorgan County Council Development Plan (Area No. 2) and the Penarth town map TM10: inspector’s report, written statement and maps, Ministry files1957–1963archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0241National Farm Survey of England and Wales 1941–1943, individual farm records: “Parish No. 39 Parish: Penarth”1941–1943archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0242Western Mail, 9 October 1957, p.6: an item carrying the name “Mrs. M. D. BUCKLER … Llandough.” (probably a reader’s letter; unconfirmed)Wednesday 9 October 1957archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0243Barry Dock News, 23 October 1908, p.3: “Court Leet at Llandough” (court leet and court baron of the lordship of Bute)23 October 1908 (court held “Thursday week last”)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0244Welsh Government ATISN 26-0010 disclosure response: retention and destruction schedules; searches under the farm name, Western Ground Rents Ltd and BP Properties Ltd19 October 2026 (emailed 10:25 BST)archivePUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0245Cadw / Welsh Government ATISN 27589 response (ref qA2496208): request for July–December 1988 listing papers refused under FOIA s.14(2)19 October 2026 (emailed 14:26 BST)archivePUBLISHEDPDF
EV-0246Death notices, 30 December 1864: Amy Williams, widow of John Williams of Great House farm30 December 1864 (death 23 December 1864)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0247Swine fever at Llandough, 1894: five pigs of Mr Williams, Great House, slaughtered3 August 1894 (outbreak “this week”; one pig reported affected on Tuesday 31 July 1894)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0248Marconi in Wales, April–July 1897: the contemporary Welsh press record26 April – 23 July 1897 (ten reports)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0249London Gazette, 3 July 1996 (Issue 54455, p. 8982): Western Ground Rents Ltd (no. 342092) placed in members’ voluntary liquidation with four BP companies, registered office BP House3 July 1996 (liquidator appointed 26 June 1996)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0250London Gazette, 18 March 1992 (Issue 52866, p. 4842): Secretary of State for Wales made the Stopping-up of Highways (Old Barry Road, Llandough, Penarth, South Glamorgan) Order 1992 after a public local inquiry on 5 November 199118 March 1992 (inquiry 5 November 1991)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0251Companies House register: BP Properties Limited, company number 00699446, incorporated 27 July 1961, still activeRegister read 19 Oct 2026 (incorporation 27 July 1961)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0252The National Archives OS 35/2503: Ordnance Survey object name book for sheet Glamorgan 47 NW (1898–1942), parishes including Llandough1898–1942archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0253The National Archives IR 90/51/58 and IR 94/51/58: tithe redemption records for the tithe district “Llandough, Cogan, and Leckwith” [1936–1977][1936–1977]archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0254The National Archives MAF 11/55/5333: Order of exchange of lands, Llandough, Glamorgan, 11 September 1879 (parties Major H H Lee and T R Thompson)11 September 1879archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0255Witness statement of Branwen: Cadw officers came into the house at Great House Farm in 1988, carried out a survey/report, and remarked on the roof beams being high19 October 2026 (statement given); event 1988archivePUBLISHEDimage
EV-0256George Kemp’s diary, 6–15 May 1897 (Bodleian MS. Marconi 89, extracts quoted by G. R. M. Garratt): Lavernock pole “107 ft”, Flat Holm “110 ft”, apparatus left “at Penarth”; no mention of Great House Farm6–15 May 1897archiveRECORDED—
EV-0257Glamorgan Archives D696: Western Ground Rents Ltd records 1938–44 (a syndicate headed by Lord Kennet; Bute urban leaseholds bought from Mountjoy Ltd for £5m in 1938); records donated by Capital Law, Cardiff, April 2010 (custodial history)1938–1944 (records); April 2010 (deposit)archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0258Glamorgan Archives ACA/2, ACA/3 and ACA/6: Cardiff County Court ordinary actions, plaint and minute books and default actions: no volume covers 1952–53 (survival map for the Frederick Buckler arrears judgment)1947–1951 (surviving volumes)archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0259Western 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 Llandough18 March 1955; 28 October 1955archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0260Companies House 00648813: Lakeside and Llandough Development Co Ltd (party 1, with Western Ground Rents Ltd as party 2, to the 11 June 1965 Llandough Primary School conveyance), incorporated 5 February 1960, still active5 February 1960 (incorporated); 1965 conveyancearchiveRECORDED—
EV-0261Hansard, 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)29 January and 5 February 1963archiveRECORDED—
EV-0262TNA LT 13/3048: Western Ground Rents Ltd v the Lord Mayor, Aldermen and Citizens of the City of Cardiff, Lands Tribunal, 1965–67 (compulsory purchase compensation; catalogue entry)1965–1967archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0263Commons Registration Act 1965 s.5 and SI 1968/989: registrations were publicised by public notice only; Glamorgan County Council’s London Gazette notices of 22 October 1968 and 24 October 1969; second objection period for VG41 ran 1 May 1970 – 31 July 19721968–1972 (objection period ended 31 July 1972)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0264Town and Country Planning Act 1971 s.54(3)–(8): consultees, a certified copy of each list deposited with the district council, and registration as a local land charge (the statutory paper trail for the 1989 Llandough list)1971 (Act as enacted); applies to the 1989 Llandough listarchiveRECORDED—
EV-0265Registration background: compulsory registration of title began in the Vale of Glamorgan on 1 December 1975 (SI 1975/160); the solicitor’s certificate on first registration (LRR 1925 r.29; 1989 text); the HMLR “about to be registered” Gazette notices ran only to about May 19751 December 1975 (compulsory registration)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0266Glamorgan Archives P35/11–29: Llandough-juxta-Penarth Community Council minutes 1982–2000; with Penarth UDC (UDPE, 1898–1974), Cardiff RDC (RDC, 1862–1974) and Glamorgan County Council (GCC, 1907–1984) series (catalogue entries)1982–2000 (P35); 1862–1984 (other series)archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0267Companies House 01379651: the appellant’s solicitors’ service company was “John Loosemore & Co. Services” until 18 November 1987, then “Loosemores Services” (file-custody route for the 1986–87 defence file)18 November 1987 (change of name); incorporated 20 July 1978archiveRECORDED—
EV-0268Cadw 13428, Lower Farmhouse, Rhoose: an early-19th-century Vale farmhouse listed on 12 October 1988 (“Interior not available at resurvey”), a comparator for the 1988 Llandough resurvey12 October 1988archiveRECORDED—
EV-0269TNA WA 9/49 (and WA 9/48, 9/50, 9/54–55, 9/59–63): Land Authority for Wales Board minutes and papers, 1988–1990, covering the November 1988 purchase of sites from Lavernock to Leckwith including plots at Llandough (catalogue entries)21 October – 25 November 1988 (WA 9/49)archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0270Press 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 (199October 1988 – 1995archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0271TNA BD 34/114 (1988) and BD 34/119, /121, /123 (1989): Historic Buildings Council for Wales agenda, minutes and papers (catalogue entries)1988–1989archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0272Cadw listed-building records 13430, 13431, 13432: the Llandough community resurvey list was issued on 6 April 1989 (church 4 June 1989), after the December 1988 demolition6 April 1989 (designation dates); survey 1988archiveRECORDED—
EV-0273South 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)23 February 1990archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0274Probate calendar 1991: “BUCKLER, William Beverley … of Penarth … died 29 April 1990”, administration granted at Llandaff on 11 July 1991 (probable match for William “Billy” Buckler; identity not proven); no grant found for Mary (Nancy) Williams, formerly Buckler, under “Buckler” in 1983–8729 April 1990 (death, per calendar); 11 July 1991 (grant)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0275London 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)30 October 1990; 22 October 1991; 20 June 1997archiveRECORDED—
EV-0276Press 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)1994 – September 1996archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0277London 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 been26 June 1996 (notice); 16 May 1997 (final meetings)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0278National Library of Wales, Bute Estate records (NRA 581 Stuart): “LLANDOUGH MANOR, rentals, with Cogan and other manors”, 1808–1881 (R 6/27–45), and “LLANDOUGH MANOR, presentments, with other manors”, 1793–1934 (M 17/110–314)1793–1934 (presentments); 1808–1881 (rentals)archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0279Barry Dock News, 16 August 1889, p.2, “A Batch of Orchard Looters at Llandough”: four boys fined at Penarth for taking apples from “the orchard of Great House Farm … the property of John Williams”; John Williams junior gives evidence about “his father’s orchard”, which the boys entered “over the hed16 August 1889 (offence Sunday 11 August 1889; hearing Monday 12 August 1889)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0280Llandough Lime Works and Llandough Quarry, 1876–1947: the contemporary record (Daniel Thomas’s obituary 1887; quarry labourer 1888; Kelly’s 1895 “Llandough Lime Works (D. Thomas & Son, proprietors)”; quarry fatality 1909; OS six-inch sheets revised 1915, 1938 and 1947)1876–1947 (items dated 15 Dec 1887; 24 Apr 1888; 1895; 12 and 22 May 1909; OS revisions 1915, 1938, 1947)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0281NOT OUR FAMILY (disambiguation): Rev. F. E. (Frank) Williams, curate of Cogan, made rector of Llandough, Leckwith and Cogan in July 1894 and inducted on 31 July 1894; the Marquess of Bute was patron of the living16 and 22 June, 7 July and 1–3 August 1894archiveRECORDED—
EV-0282Evening Express, 27 March 1907 p.3 and 2 April 1907 p.4: the Llandough Air-rifle Club’s Easter Monday competition “at the Great House Farm, Llandough”; Evening Express, 10 January 1908 p.3, “Two months for a poacher”: “poaching on Great House Farm, Llandough” on 6 January 190827 March and 2 April 1907; 10 January 1908archiveRECORDED—
EV-0283Court Leet and Court Baron of the Marquess of Bute for the manors of Leckwith, Llandough, Cogan, Cosmeston and Walterstone, held at the Merry Harrier Hotel, Llandough: press reports of 6 Oct 1904, Oct 1910, Oct 1913, Oct 1915 and Oct 1917 (jury lists, officers, and “no presentments”)October 1904, 1910, 1913, 1915 and 1917archiveRECORDED—
EV-0284Alfred Thomas, 1st Baron Pontypridd (1840–1927), of Bronwydd, Cardiff, son of Daniel Thomas, contractor: “He died, unmarried, 14 December 1927” (Dictionary of Welsh Biography); a report dated 27 Dec 1927, transcribed online from an unnamed paper, that “the bulk of his property, has been, left uncond14 December 1927 (death); 27 December 1927 (estate report)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0285Western Mail search-result snippets, 1925–1939: “damages in respect of losses by dogs worrying sheep was claimed by Mr. John Williams, Great House Farm, Llandough” (26 Mar 1925, p.4); “PONY, 12.2, ride or drive; best offer.— Great House Farm, Llandough, near Penarth” (8 and 9 Jun 1937, p.3); “LOST f26 March 1925; 8–9 June 1937; 6 February 1939archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0286Western Mail, 17 November 1942, p.2, auction advertisement: “IMPORTANT SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK. GREAT HOUSE FARM, LLANDOUGH” (search snippet only; parish not stated in the snippet)17 November 1942archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0287London Gazette, 31 October 1958 (Issue 41537), p.6652: Ministry of Housing and Local Government (Welsh Office) notice, 27 October 1958, of intention to lay before Parliament “the City of Cardiff (Leckwith Common) Compulsory Purchase Order, 1957, confirmed by him on the 8th September 1958, under sect27 October 1958 (notice); 31 October 1958 (publication); order confirmed 8 September 1958archiveRECORDED—
EV-0288Press search snippets, Nov 1968 – Feb 1969: Amalgamated Investment & Property bids for Western Ground Rents (Nov 1968); a counter-bid (Jan 1969); the WGR board favours Great Portland Estates (8 Feb 1969); British Petroleum makes an agreed cash bid of 17s a share, about £18–19 million, on 15 Feb 196919 November 1968 – 18 February 1969archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0289Press search snippets: (1) 7 Feb 1981, BP Pension Trust sells its residential freehold ground rents in South Wales to Cefn Estates, “one of the biggest property deals of its kind”; (2) South Wales Echo, 29 Jul 1983, p.21, “PLAN FOR HOUSE”: Vale councillors to hold a site meeting in Llandough on BP P7 February 1981; 29 July 1983archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0290South Wales Echo, Saturday 2 June 1990, p.2: report of the sudden death of farmer Billy (William) Buckler, formerly of Great House Farm2 June 1990 (death “this week”)archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0291National Library of Wales, Bute Estate Records: catalogue entries D153/1–8 (Llandough) and D242/1–27, D247/1–69, D258/1–110 (Pwllypant estate, p. Eglwysilan)D153: 1811–1912 · D242: 1775–1921 · D247: 1723–1895 · D258: 1867–1877 (catalogue dates)archiveCATALOGUE ENTRY—
EV-0292Llandough Lime Works and Llandough Brickworks: the industrial sequence as published in The Brickworks of Wales — South Glamorgan (secondary), checked against J. E. Billups’s obituary (South Wales Daily News, 26 Nov 1896, p.6)1871–1947 (secondary account); 26 Nov 1896 (press)archiveRECORDED—
EV-0293The 1994 excavation north of St Dochdwy’s: the HER records, the published report, the Museum Wales accession and Burial 6311994 (excavation); 28 Jul 1994 (donation); 2005 (published report); 2 May 2007 (museum article); HER record compiled 12 Mar 2004, updated 24 Aug 2024archiveRECORDED—
WB-0001Museum Wales note: collection 82.44H summary (1979 GGAT excavation)date unknownmoved from wiki media · Museum WalesPUBLISHEDfile
WB-0002Video clip (untitled; from the wiki media library)date unknownmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDfile
WB-0003Museum Wales collection spreadsheet (xls) Adate unknownmoved from wiki media · Museum WalesPUBLISHEDfile
WB-0004Museum Wales collection spreadsheet (xls) Bdate unknownmoved from wiki media · Museum WalesPUBLISHEDfile
WB-0005Museum Wales finds list, accession 82.44Hdate unknownmoved from wiki media · Museum WalesPUBLISHEDfile
WB-0006Museum Wales list, accession 95.56H (early medieval burials)date unknownmoved from wiki media · Museum WalesPUBLISHEDfile
WB-0007Background – GGAT/RCAHMW funerary and ritual sites recordsdate unknownmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0008Background – Portable Antiquities Scheme finds records 2022-232022moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0009Background – Davis, Filling the Gaps: The Iron Age in Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgandate unknownmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0010Plan of the Williams parcel (date and origin unknown)date unknownmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
WB-0011Newspaper cutting image: “Burnt relics represent years of digs” (wiki media upload)date unknownmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
WB-0012Newspaper cutting image: “Historical Society had notable year” (wiki media upload)date unknownmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
WB-0013Newspaper cutting image, uploaded as “1974-newspaper-article” (date not shown in the record)date unknownmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
WB-0014Newspaper cutting image: “History fight to save farm” (wiki media upload)date unknownmoved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
WB-0016Press cutting, 6 December 1988: “Farmer fails in final eviction hearing” (GHF-E090-N10)1988-12-06moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
WB-0017South Wales Echo 3 Dec 1988 – History fight to save farm (second wiki copy)1988-12-03moved from wiki mediaPUBLISHEDimage
WB-0018RC26-0205 order form 20212026-05-28email attachment · RCAHMWPUBLISHEDfile
WB-0019RC26-0205 price list 20262026-05-28email attachment · RCAHMWPUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0020FOI2026/00751 response2026-07-24email attachment · Post Office LimitedPUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0021Bute catalogue documents (41 Word files, zipped)2026-09-07email attachment · Glamorgan ArchivesPUBLISHEDfile
WB-0022CAS-347296 item 01: release schedule (on Discovery)2026-09-23email attachment · The National ArchivesPUBLISHEDfile
WB-0023CAS-347296 item 02: high-level delivery schedule2026-09-23email attachment · The National ArchivesPUBLISHEDfile
WB-0024CAS-347296 item 03: Collection 27 series 11 manifest2026-09-23email attachment · The National ArchivesPUBLISHEDfile
WB-0025GGAT assessment of Great House Farmhouse, Llandough (August 1990; scanned copy sent by Cadw)August 1990email attachment · Cadw / GGATPUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0026Ministry of Justice FOI 260607013 response30 June 2026email attachment · Ministry of JusticePUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0027Ministry of Justice internal review response, IR FOI 2608130029 October 2026email attachment · Ministry of JusticePUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0028Cadw acknowledgement of the internal review request on ATISN 2702115 June 2026email attachment · CadwPUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0029Welsh Government internal review response on ATISN 27021 (Cabinet Minister for Culture and Sport)2 July 2026email attachment · Welsh GovernmentPUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0030Welsh Government acknowledgement of ATISN 26-001014 October 2026email attachment · Welsh GovernmentPUBLISHEDfile
WB-0031Independent Complaints Reviewer letter on the complaint about HM Land Registry (ref ICR/090/26)9 October 2026email attachment · Independent Complaints Reviewer (HM Land Registry)PUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0032Llandough Community Council: agenda for the meeting of 22 October 202613 October 2026email attachment · Llandough Community CouncilPUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0033FreeBMD death index entry, March quarter 1983: Williams, Mary Doreen, born 10 Aug 1913, South Glamorgan vol 28 p 3029 (screenshot)date unknownemail attachment · FreeBMD (GRO index transcription)PUBLISHEDimage
WB-0034Diary of William Buckler, 31 December 1980 to January 1981 (typed transcription, 18 pages)31 Dec 1980 – Jan 1981Google DrivePUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0035Glamorgan Archives catalogue, GB 0214 DBDT (Bute estate leases, Cardiff), 88 pagesdate unknownGoogle Drive · Glamorgan ArchivesPUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0036Glamorgan Archives catalogue entry, GB 0214 DA: Glamorgan Estate of Lord Bute collection, 1740–1916date unknownGoogle Drive · Glamorgan ArchivesPUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0037Glamorgan Archives (Leckwith), first research visit: photographs of documents, 70 pagesdate unknownGoogle Drive · Glamorgan ArchivesPUBLISHEDPDF
WB-0038Glamorgan Archives (Leckwith), second research visit: request list and photographs of documents incl. DB/E/1–2 and D160/1–4, 214 pagesdate unknownGoogle Drive · Glamorgan ArchivesPUBLISHEDPDF

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