Web Directory

» Aberarth
   The village of Aberarth and the people who live there.
   http://www.aberarth.internet-today.co.uk/

» Cardigan and District Probus Club
   Information on the meetings programme, contacts, committee and history of the club for retired business and professional men.
   http://cardiprobus.tripod.com/

» Cardiganshire
   Part of the WalesGenWeb Project. Provides links to Welsh genealogy and local history information.
   http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wlscgn/

» Cardiganshire Family History Society
   Society concerned with family history.
   http://www.cgnfhs.org.uk/

» Ceredigion Scout Council
   Information and news about scouting groups in Ceredigion.
   http://www.ceredigionscouts.org.uk/

» Cylchdaith Ceredigion Circuit
   Bilingual Methodist grouping extending from Aberystwyth down to Capel Dewi. Offers churches, language used and contact.
   http://www.aber.uk.net/methodist/

» Friends of St Cynllos Church
   Tourist information, history and photographs of St Cynllo's Church, Llangynllo.
   http://llangynllo.moonfruit.com

» Goginan
   Community pages with information about local artists.
   http://www.goginan.com/

» Llangynfelyn
   History of the parish of Llangynfelyn, including the villages of Tre Taliesin and Tre'r-ddôl. Includes documents of interest to genealogists and local historians. [English/Cymraeg]
   http://www.llangynfelyn.org/

» Pennant - Portrait of a Village
   Village history, transcripts of records, and a photographic tour. The site aims to show that there's something interesting in even the tiniest village.
   http://www.llain.demon.co.uk/

» Tal-y-bont
   Community pages with information events and news. Includes links to the show and history.
   http://www.tal-y-bont.org/

» The Hafod Trust
   Landscape conservation and restoration project.
   http://www.hafod.org

» Urdd Gobaith Cymru: Gwersyll yr Urdd Llangrannog
   Residential education centre providing courses on language, adventure, education and fun. Provides details of courses and activities and the centre.
   http://www.urdd.org/llangrannog/index.php?lng=en