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Narrow Subject	Local Government [6]

Narrow Area	Caldicot [1], Chepstow [1], Goetre [1], Little Mill [1], Llangwm [1], Magor [1], Mamhilad [1], Monmouth [1], Monmouthshire Area [1], Pen-groes-oped [1], Undy [1]

Widen Area	Wales / South Wales / Monmouthshire

Goetre Fawr Community Council
http://www.goytre.gov.uk
Web site of Goetre Fawr Community Council. Facilities and businesses in Goetre Fawr. Goetre Fawr is and electoral district in the county of Monmouthshire, comprising of the villages and hamlets of Penperlleni (Goytre), Little Mill, Mamhilad, Nantyderry and Pencroesoped.
CATEGORIES: Local Information , Town and Community Councils
LOCATIONS: Goetre , Little Mill , Mamhilad , Pen-groes-oped

Llangwm, Llansoy and District Community Website
http://www.llangwm.org.uk
Community website for Llangwm and Llansoy, Monmouthire, Wales, UK. Provides information on local events, group activities and meetings and local services. Website design by Sylvia Fowles, Sylvia Fowles IT Consultancy.
CATEGORIES: Local History , Local Information , Town and Community Councils
LOCATIONS: Llangwm

Magor with Undy Community Council Website
http://magorundy.co.uk
The site contains local online information for the rapidly expanding village community of Magor & Undy. The site includes local history information, village events listings, local business & organisation addresses & telephone numbers, community council information & minutes, forums for residents to have their say about their community & a web based e-mail facility.
CATEGORIES: Local History , Local Information , Town and Community Councils
LOCATIONS: Magor , Undy

Monmouth Town Council
http://www.monmouth.gov.uk
Find out about Monmouth and the Town Council. Local information.
CATEGORIES: Tourist Guides & Information , Town and Community Councils
LOCATIONS: Monmouth

Chepstow Official Town Council Site
http://www.chepstow.co.uk
Chepstow, Monmouthshire, South Wales - Official Web Site - Comprehensive information about Chepstow and the surrounding area.
CATEGORIES: Local Information , Tourist Guides & Information , Town and Community Councils
LOCATIONS: Chepstow

Monmouthshire Council
http://www.monmouthshire.gov.uk
Monmouthshire Council
CATEGORIES: County & City Councils , Local Information , Tourist Guides & Information , What's On & Entertainment Guides
LOCATIONS: Monmouthshire Area

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