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St Curig's Church

Rhoose, Porthkerry, Barry, CF62 3BZ

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Open Hours:

Saturday 3rd and 10th: 10am - 4pm 

Sunday 4th and 11th: 12.30pm - 4pm

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During these open times:

On the weekends there will be a children's discovery trail, parish registers to view, cakes and refreshments, a bellringing demonstration and folk on hand to highlight the historic features.  There will also be information boards on the church and St Curig.

  • Pavement Ramble to Penmark
    Pavement Ramble to Penmark
    Tue, 06 Jun
    St Curig's Church
    06 Jun 2023, 10:30
    St Curig's Church, Rhoose, Barry CF62 3BZ, UK
    06 Jun 2023, 10:30
    St Curig's Church, Rhoose, Barry CF62 3BZ, UK
    This guided walk from St Curig's to St Mary's Penmark is suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs. There are info sheets for self guided walks for those who prefer.
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  • Cymanfa Ganu
    Cymanfa Ganu
    Sun, 04 Jun
    St Curig's Church
    04 Jun 2023, 18:00
    St Curig's Church, Rhoose, Barry CF62 3BZ, UK
    04 Jun 2023, 18:00
    St Curig's Church, Rhoose, Barry CF62 3BZ, UK
    Ymunwch รข ni ar gyfer Cymanfa Ganu arbennig yn eglwys Sant Curig. Croeso i pawb. Join us for a congregational sing-a-long in a Cymanfa Ganu at St Curig's. All welcome.
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  • A Celebration of St Curig
    A Celebration of St Curig
    Sun, 11 Jun
    St Curig's Church
    11 Jun 2023, 18:00
    St Curig's Church, Rhoose, Barry CF62 3BZ, UK
    11 Jun 2023, 18:00
    St Curig's Church, Rhoose, Barry CF62 3BZ, UK
    A service of celebration for St Curig - featuring organ and violin music and poetry reading.
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  • The Cult, the Baron, the Captain and the Drowned Man
    The Cult, the Baron, the Captain and the Drowned Man
    Sat, 10 Jun
    St Curig's Church
    10 Jun 2023, 14:00
    St Curig's Church, Rhoose, Barry CF62 3BZ, UK
    10 Jun 2023, 14:00
    St Curig's Church, Rhoose, Barry CF62 3BZ, UK
    Join local historian Graham Loveluck-Edwards for a talk on the historic landmarks around Porthkerry.
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About

A good example of a medieval Glamorgan country church. It was sensitively restored in 1867 by the local Romilly family with minimum interference to the existing fabric.

 

When removing the old chancel arch at that date a skeleton and pewter chalice were discovered buried underneath.

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On the north wall is a fine 17th-century early incised grave slab to Reynolde Portrey.

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Entry into the church is on the flat. We have a ramp inside to allow access to the area under the bell tower. Regular-sized wheelchairs and walking frames fit perfectly, but the church is small and the aisle narrow so a large motorised scooter may struggle to turn into the main aisle from the door.

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Car parking is available outside the church.

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The local bus, 304, stops around a 10-15 minute walk away. Rhoose railway station is a 30 minute walk away, or take the airport bus from the station. It is a 20 minute walk from the airport.

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