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	Coity Castle - http://www.castlewales.com/coity.html History and current condition.
	Bridgend Liberal Democrats - http://www.bridgend-libdems.org.uk/ Information on Lib Dem activity at all levels.
	Island Farm POW CAMP 198 / Special Camp 11 - http://www.islandfarm.fsnet.co.uk/ World War II German POW camp and site of the biggest escape attempt in Great Britain. Includes newspaper reports, prisoner biographies, description of the camp and its fate since the war.
	Bridgend Society of Friends - http://www.bridgendquakers.org.uk/ Information about the Quaker Meeting in Bridgend. Includes a brief history of Quakerism; an introduction to Quaker beliefs and principles; times of meetings and Meeting activities.
	Bridgend & District Amateur Radio Club - http://www.hamradio-badarc.co.uk/ Includes information about radio rallies, the club repeater, members, and other clubs.

	Bridgend Area United Denominations - http://www.baud815.org/ Formerly Bridgend Methodist Circuit now joint with the Baptist and United Reformed church. Details of each church in this grouping.
	The Official Kenfig History Website - http://www.kenfig.org.uk/ A resource for learning about local history in the Kenfig and surrounding areas including information on the past, present and people of the area. Further information available to members.
	Betws Online - http://www.betwscommunity.org.uk/ News, events, and history.
	OPOBS - http://www.opobs.co.uk/ Provides photographs and information on a variety of subjects relating to the pictorial history of Bridgend and its surrounding towns and villages.
	Royal Ordnance Factory Bridgend - http://www.bracklaordnance.co.uk/ Site dedicated to the town of Bridgend in South Wales, and its role during the second world war when it housed a prisoner of war camp and a large munitions factory.

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