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	Maesteg
		Maesteg’s origins can be traced back to the establishment of iron making in the late 1820’s.
		Concurrently with the building of the Maesteg Ironworks, the Duffryn Llynfi and Porthcawl horse drawn railway was constructed between the town and the docks at Porthcawl.
		As a measure of the influence of the MP, part of the Maesteg district was known as Bowrington for a number of years in the middle of the nineteenth century.
	www.bridgend.gov.uk /Web1/groups/tourism/documents/marketing/001754.hcsp (850 words)

	Maesteg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Maesteg is a British town located at the northernmost end of the Llynfi Valley in the north of the Welsh county borough of Bridgend in the traditional county of Glamorgan.
		Maesteg was little prepared for the closure of the mines in the 1980s and this lead to high unemployment which was exacerbated by the nationwide recession of the early 1990s.
		Maesteg - this is located adjacent to the Somerfield store in the town centre and serves the town itself, with a bus link from the villages of Caerau and Nantyffyllon at the northern end of the valley.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Maesteg (1307 words)

	GENUKI: Maesteg in the Parish of Llangynwyd
		Born in the Welsh valleys (Maesteg) during the early part of the 20th Century, Arthur Wakefield struggled to overcome the stigma of illegitimacy and carve out his own identity.
		"The Welsh school in Maesteg was established in 1947 in Yr Aelwyd, Commercial Street, Maesteg as a voluntary nursary school as part of a campaign to prove to the authorities a demand for a Welsh medium education in the area.
		In 1949 it transferred to the vestry of Bethania Welsh Baptist Chapel in Maesteg and, as some children were of school age, qualified staff were appointed including its first headteacher, Miss Nansi Roberts, a pioneer of Welsh medium education.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/wal/GLA/Llangynwyd/Maesteg (592 words)

	MAESTEG PARK AFC \| Balchder Angerdd Ffydd
		MAESTEG PARK AFC - Formed in 1945, as Maesteg Park Athletic FC they spent nearly twenty years in local league football prior to joining division 2 West of the Welsh league in 1962/63.
		Maesteg Park Athletic (the suffix has now been dropped) enjoyed the distinction of being 1 of just 14 Welsh clubs accepted into the FA Cup and FA Trophy for each of the 11 seasons prior to the formation of the League of Wales in 1992.
		Maesteg were forced to play their 1st seven games away from home in 1993, while ground improvements were finished off at Tudor Park.
	www.freewebs.com /maestegpark (793 words)

	Maesteg v Rumney 08.11.2003
		League leaders Maesteg were rocked when visiting scrum half Ben Morris took a quick tap penalty, from which Rumney centre Stuart McIntyre burst through his opposing centres and scored the game's opening try in less than two minutes.
		After half an hour's play Maesteg took the lead through a try by left wing Jason Riggs and although both sides were always ready to counterattack, it was the home side who added tries by hooker Gareth Thomas and right wing Grant Epton to arrive at the interval leading 30 - 13.
		Maesteg started the second half in attacking mood and three minutes into the half Riggs finished off a good looping movement with his second try, converted by Howells.
	www.rumneyrfc.co.uk /reps/maestegvrum.html (581 words)

	Welsh Rugby Union : MAESTEG WIN PLAY OFF (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Maesteg protected Principality Premiership status during a stormy encounter against first-division champions Bonymaen at the Talbot Athletic Ground.
		Bonymaen captain and hooker Darren Poland was sent off in the third minute for head-butting Maesteg lock Paul Jones in front of the grandstand, but the wind-assisted Parc Mawr side then dug deep, and had much the better of the opening half.
		Maesteg, who trailed 6-0 at the break, hit the front four minutes into the second half.
	www.wru.co.uk /2_7223.php (267 words)

	Maesteg Welsh U9's (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Maesteg also put some useful moves together with backs and forwards combining well, but were unlucky on several occasions not to have crossed the Pencoed line.
		Maesteg regrouped and with their extreme fitness levels and some solid tackling took control of the game and run in 7 unanswered try's.
		Maesteg were unlucky to come away with a loss but thoroughly enjoyed the encounter.
	www.maestegrfc.com /MaestegWelshU9s.htm (688 words)

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		Maesteg is the main settlement in the Llynfi Valley, located about 7 miles NW of Junction 36 of the M4 motorway.
		Maesteg, with its adjoining communities has a population of about 25,000.
		All of the mines were closed by the mid 1980's creating a major hole in the economic and social life of the area.
	members.lycos.co.uk /maestegrfc2001/introduction.htm (271 words)

	Maesteg Park - Welsh Premiership Football League (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Maesteg Park AFC were formed in 1945, as Maesteg Park Athletic FC and they spent nearly twenty years in local league football prior to joining the Welsh League, Division 2 West in 1962/63.
		Maesteg Park Athletic (the suffix has now been dropped) enjoyed the distinction of being one of just fourteen Welsh clubs accepted into the FA Cup and FA Trophy for each of the 11 seasons prior to the formation of the League of Wales in 1992.
		Maesteg were forced to play their first seven games away from home in 1993, while ground improvements were finished off at Tudor Park.
	www.low.org.uk /maesteg.ink (729 words)

	Maesteg Line - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Maesteg Line is the descriptive name given to the services in South Wales from Cardiff to Bridgend and Maesteg.
		The line from Bridgend originally operated beyond Maesteg through Caerau and the Cymmer Tunnel to Abergwynfi; and to Glyncorreg, to collieries near both places.
		GW 874 from Bridgend Llynfi Junction to Maesteg
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Maesteg_Line (347 words)

	Maesteg Welsh JRFC - ABOUT US
		Maesteg Welsh JRFC - ABOUT US Maesteg Welsh is a successful mini rugby club based in the heart of the South Wales Valleys with a rich and varied history.
		We aim to give boys and girls in Maesteg and surrouding areas every opportunity to enjoy the game and if they want to, to follow in the footpaths of those that have gone before them.
		The players are well looked after with qualified first aiders and, in conjunction with the WRU Child Protection (Awareness and Codes of Conduct) brochure, Maesteg Welsh JRFC has appointed Alan Dawe as child protection representative to control issues such as photographs, (to be used on this website, newspaper articles and publicity posters).
	www.maesteg-welsh.me.uk /9.html (244 words)

	icWales - Battling Vale's fright from Maesteg
		MAESTEG gave Ebbw Vale a thorough examination at Eugene Cross Park and at the end of the third quarter were still a couple of points to the good.
		Maesteg retained field position for Richards to put them in front with a penalty towards the end of the first quarter, only for Dai Langdon to equalise immediately afterwards.
		Maesteg went in front with a disputed try when an Ellis chip bounced in-goal, referee Kelly Evans ruled that McLaughlin had not minored and Michael Owen joyfully dived to make the score, Richards converting.
	icwales.icnetwork.co.uk /0500rugbyunion/0200news/tm_headline=battling-vale-s-fright-from-maesteg&method=full&objectid=18277992&siteid=50082-name_page.html (544 words)

	Official site of MGC
		Andrew and Gus have both said they will be happy to discuss any ruling query a member has, if they are unavailable please email the query to the club and one of them will respond.
		Maesteg Golf Club offers the golf enthusiast a well maintained course of considerable character and maturity (Est.
		Maesteg delivers a course sculpted from naturally picturesque surroundings with pronounced rolling terrain.
	www.maesteg-golf.co.uk (562 words)

	MI Morris & Co Ltd - Certified Chartered Accountants in Maesteg, South Wales
		is a Certified Accountancy practice based in the Maesteg and surrounding area with a client base covering the whole of South, East and West Wales, the M4 corridor into Swindon.
		Established since 1992, we provide a wide variety of services to a broad client base spanning a range of business activities, which includes sole traders, partnerships, full construction industry tax, limited companies, clubs, public houses and societies.
		Please feel free to call or email for a confidential discussion about your business or personal requirements, which can be followed up by a free, no obligation initial consultation and strategic business review.
	www.mimorrisandco.co.uk (445 words)

	Maesteg RFC - The Home of Welsh Rugby.
		Maesteg RFC - The Home of Welsh Rugby.
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		Welcome to the official website of Maesteg RFC.
	www.maestegrfc.com (51 words)

	Vertical Tanning Sunbed Salons Llanharan Maesteg Tonteg South Wales
		Vertical Tanning Sunbed Salons Llanharan Maesteg Tonteg South Wales
		The shop is complete with 200 watt vertical tanning beds, fitted regularly with hot ”extreme” tubes.
		We stock a wide range of sun creams to aid your tanning experience from Australian Gold and a large range of world sun care products with varying prices.
	www.tanningcentre.net /llanharan.htm (69 words)

	Knowhere: Maesteg, Bridgend, Inside Information, Hookup Spots and Stuff Only Locals Know
		Important Note: all entries in the Knowhere Guide are the opinions of its users.
		Celtic car park is good and on weekends you get to listen to the music from the parties inside.
		You can use the add an event form to tell us about events happening in Maesteg.
	www.knowhere.co.uk /388.html (708 words)

	The Tanning Centre Sunbed Salons Llanharan Maesteg Tonteg Porthcawl Vertical Sunbeds South Wales
		The Tanning Centre Sunbed Salons Llanharan Maesteg Tonteg Porthcawl Vertical Sunbeds South Wales
		We now have a total of 4 sun bed salons located at:
		The best moisturisers and creams to use for their skin type
	www.tanningcentre.net (141 words)

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