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Friends of Margam Park
The Friends of Margam Park is a newly formed group.
For more information please contact the park office or
kevin.Eadon@ntlworld.com
jeffcountryman@tesco.net
See also:
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| Friends of Margam Park Application Form | |
| Application Form | Adobe PDF - 58 KB |
| Friends of Margam Park Newsletters | |
| Spring 2006 | Adobe PDF - 212 KB |
| Autumn 2005 | Adobe PDF - 649 KB |
Margam Archers
Margam Archers was founded in September 1987.
Whatever you want out of archery, Margam archers can provide it.
The Club has grown consistantly over the years to its present membership level, this success is attributable to its main watchword 'camaraderie'.
For more information on the Club follow the link to the website:-
Margam Marine Modeling
Margam Park Marine Modeling was formed in 1996 by a small band of enthusiasts who wanted to form a club whose main purpose was an informal and friendly environment in which to pursue their hobby.
On this basis the club has grown into a large and successful group with many of our modellers exhibiting at prestigious shows around the country.
For more information on the Club follow the link to the website:-
Margam Cricket Club
Margam Cricket Club is one of the longest-standing cricket clubs in South Wales. It was officially founded in 1897 by workers from the estate of Lord Talbot which is now Margam Country Park although local historians believe that cricket was played on the estate some 25 years earlier. The playing field was originally located on the grassy area alongside Margam Castle which has become, in recent years, a popular venue for concerts by artists such as Elton John and Welsh band Catatonia. At some time in the first quarter of the 20th Century, the pitch was moved to it's present location near the Orangery in the lower part of Margam Park. A new pavilion was built and is still used by Margam teams today.
For more information on the Club follow the link to the website:-
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