St. Nicholas 

The new St. Nicholas village website provides residents and visitors with the latest news, maps, a guide to the history of the village and more...

The history of the village, and its local area, is covered in growing detail - the buildings, monuments, sites of interest and the people. The village has close to it ancient remains such as Tinkinswood Burial Chamber, major tourist attractions including the Amelia Trust Farm and Dyffryn House and Gardens, Cottrell Golf Club and a number of listed buildings.

Visitors to the website will also benefit from local maps of walks, places of interest, and probably most useful of all, a map with all the house names listed - as many delivery drivers stop to ask confused residents where a particular house is, and only have a name to go on.

The site will also have a section for local news, plus a page for diary dates, a 'what's on' for the village. Useful links and details will also be included, including the Royal Mail sorting office, the local milkman, the nearest Post Office, St. Nicholas Church in Wales Primary School, St. Nicholas Church, Trehill Presbyterian Church of Wales, community groups, neighbouring community websites and the minutes from the St. Nicholas and Bonvilston Community Council.

Visit St. Nicholas Community Website

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Historical notes about the Community of St. Nicholas

St Nicholas

Near the village is a fine chambered tomb, Tinkinswood Burial Chamber, with a capstone measuring 15 feet by 22 feet.

St Nicholas is with the county borough of the Vale of Glamorgan.

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Historic images from around the Community of St. Nicholas

This small selection of historic images of St. Nicholas are from our British National Image Library. You may click on the thumbnail pictures to view larger versions and read what information we have regarding the image.

Tinkinswood Burial Chamber

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Public Events in and around St. Nicholas

If you are organising an event in St. Nicholas then let us know about it and we will put a link to your event here and what's more we'll do it for FREE. The earlier you do it the better as not only will visitors to this St. Nicholas page see details of your event but so will visitors to our The Vale of Glamorgan pages and really big events will be displayed at national level too. Follow the link immediately below

To find out how to add an event diary listing

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Hotels, Apartments and B&B's in St. Nicholas

The visitor accommodation options for St. Nicholas listed below are supplied by LATE ROOMS and BOOKING.COM from a selection of over 16,000 hotels located throughout the UK.

Click the link below to view a map showing the location of accommodation in this area

Map of accommodation in the The Vale of Glamorgan area