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837:, a traitor, and on 16 September 1400 Owain launched a revolt. He was proclaimed Prince of Wales, and within days a number of towns in the north east of Wales had been attacked. By 1401 the whole of northern and central Wales had rallied to Owain's cause, and by 1403 villages throughout the country were rising in support. English castles and manor houses fell and were occupied by Owain's supporters. Although the garrison at Criccieth Castle had been reinforced, a French fleet in the Irish Sea stopped supplies getting through, and the castle fell in the spring of 1404. The castle was sacked; its walls were torn down; and both the castle and borough were burned. The castle was never to be reoccupied, while the town was to become a small Welsh backwater, no longer involved in affairs of state. The town was described in 1847 as follows, 3702: 381: 2013: 61: 1683: 4749: 804: 1713: 2385: 2555: 2192: 916: 1728:, dates from the 16th century, whilst on the opposite side of the street a long stone building, divided into three cottages, Porth yr Aur, Trefan and Cemlyn, dates from 1700. The Castle Bakery next door features a stained glass insertion above the shop window which depicts bakers at work. In the past nearby residents could bring their own dough to be baked in the ovens. By the castle entrance Gardd y Stocs, a small green, was home to the town's 722: 1769: 2432: 2324: 1099: 567: 5881: 41: 575: 68: 5869: 1709:. Nearby, Ty Newydd, a mid-16th century house, was originally built to house the estate bailiff. Criccieth's first council houses on the adjacent Henbont Road were built on land donated to rehouse families made homeless by the 1927 storm. Three 600-year-old cottages, originally thatched, make up Wellington Terrace. They are thought to be the oldest in the town. 1663:. Little survives of the original building, but the outer defences are still prominent. The inner bailey contains the earliest remains, including the inner gatehouse, which has two semi-circular towers. It is thought that the original living quarters were in the south west tower, overlooking the sea, and that the square north tower supported a 899:. Before that he was one of the great welfare reformers of the 20th century, starting old age pensions and unemployment payments. His position as a leading statesman brought Criccieth national and international prominence that it had never previously enjoyed; the town still has many locations connected with Lloyd George and his family. 4542: 2273: 2669: 2620:

Bathing is popular, particularly on the East Shore, which is sandy and has a safe shallow area for children. At the eastern end is a rocky area with rock pools exposed at low tide. Graig Ddu (English: Black Rock) marks the boundary with Black Rock Sands. The Marine Beach to the west of the castle is

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An inn had reputedly existed on the site of the George IV Hotel in 1600, but the present building on the High Street dates from 1830, shortly after the turnpike opened. In the 1920s the hotel boasted that it generated its own electricity, and, for a fee, it offered a fire and private bath in guests'

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Talhenbont Hall is a Grade II listed manor house. It was built in 1607 was once the home of William Vaughan. In 1642, the owner William Lloyd was arrested as a Royalist sympathiser as Cromwell's men took over the hall. In 1758 Talhenbont was the largest single owned piece of land in the district of

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Surfing is possible at all stages of the tide, but there is a fairly exposed beach break that does not work very often. It is particularly flat in summer. Most of the surf comes from groundswells and the best swell direction is from the southwest, the beach break providing left- and right-handers.

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At the 2001 Census 54.18% of the population were in employment, whilst the unemployment rate stood at 3.81%. The proportion retired accounted for 22.99% of the inhabitants. Of those employed, 23.04% worked in the wholesale and retail trades and 19.86% in hotels and restaurants.

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On Penpaled Road is a cottage, Penpaled, built in 1820 on a plot lying between two enclosed meadows. The meadows, Cae'r Beiliaid (bailiff's field) and Llain y Beiliaid (bailiff's strip) were subsequently to form part of the route of both the road and the railway.

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With the final defeat of Gwynedd, Edward set about consolidating his rule in Wales. Criccieth Castle was extended and reshaped, becoming one of a ring of castles surrounding Edward's newly conquered territories. A township developed to support the garrison and a

675:. On Llywelyn's death in 1240, Dafydd sought to secure his position. Dafydd was half English and feared that his pure Welsh half-brother would be able to gather support to overthrow him. Gruffydd was held prisoner in Criccieth Castle, until he was handed over to 2424:'s uncle often preached here and it was from the steps opposite, leading down into the Afon Cwrt, that the future prime minister was baptised. 1886 saw the Particular Baptists move to their new home at Berea on Tan-y-Grisiau Terrace, and in 1939 they joined the 2673: 906:

stopped the tidal flow, causing a double high tide. High seas and strong on-shore winds destroyed houses at Abermarchnad, the pressure of the waves punching holes through the back walls; the houses subsequently had to be demolished and the occupants rehoused.

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The nearby Rectory was built in 1831 by John Jones, son of the then rector Owen Jones, who had offered to have the house built if his son could succeed to the position. However, Erasmus Parry, rector from 1863 to 1884, was the first to officially live there.

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held court when rain prevented them meeting in their usual location on the bridge. The house has been owned by just two families since 1729. Two medieval strip fields to the rear, Llain Fawr (large strip) and Llain Bella (furthest strip), formed most of the

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built by 1913. Extensive remedial work was completed in 1965, and the defences were again strengthened in 1974 and 1985. In 1995 work was started on improving the defences along The Esplanade, followed in 1997 by further work to replace the crumbling

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was important by the 19th century, with horsedrawn carts converging on Abermarchnad to transport the catch to neighbouring villages. There was also a coal yard and other storehouses by the quay, where the Afon Cwrt enters the sea. Opposite stood a

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It is a poor straggling place, with houses built without any regard to order, and having nothing worthy of notice save the ruins of the ancient castle, which stand on an eminence jutting into the sea. The population of Criccieth in 1841 was

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occur in a number of places off the Cardigan Bay coastline, including Criccieth; these are deposits of peat, soil and tree remains and appear to be post-glacial coastal lagoons and estuaries, which have been flooded by rising sea levels.

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stood here. Tan y Graig, a house at the end of a long garden, dates from at least 1800. Three 16th century fishermen's cottages stand in Rock Terrace. Named Sea Winds, Ty Canol and Ty Isaf, they have 14th century foundations.

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dating from the 17th century. On the wall is a list of rectors stretching back to 1301. In the graveyard, the oldest stone commemorates the death in 1688 of Robert Ellis who was Groom of the Privy Chamber in Ordinarie to

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At the 2001 Census, Criccieth had a population of 1,826, of which 62.76% were born in Wales, whilst 32.61% were born in England. 62.54% of households were owner occupied, and 25.30% were in rented accommodation.

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originally met at Tan y Graig on Lôn Fach but moved to Tal Sarnau, a house on the site of the Memorial Hall. From here they moved again, to a site on the High Street, rapidly outgrowing the small chapel. The

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Criccieth Tennis Club can claim to be one of the oldest clubs in existence today. It began in 1882 in the grounds of Parciau Mawr and transferred to its present site in 1884. It was first affiliated to the

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Golf started in Criccieth with a few holes on Caerdyni Hill, but in 1906 Criccieth Golf Club opened. It was an undulating nine-hole course on natural terrain with views of the coast and the mountains of

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Criccieth, Llanystumdwy and District Angling Association, formed in 1927, controls the fishing rights on 8 miles (13 km) of the Afon Dwyfor and Afon Dwyfach. Each year between 2,000 and 3,000

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The Memorial Hall, fronting Y Maes, is a venue for concerts, dramas and other community events and the main venue during the annual Criccieth Festival. It was designed by Morris Roberts of

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Capel Mawr was built on the same site in 1813. A second chapel, Capel y Traeth on Penpaled Road, with a notable porticoed facade, was built at a cost of £2,040 in 1895 by Owen Roberts of

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for St Catherine's, it was financed by the Greaves family for the use of English speaking visitors as services at the parish church were held in Welsh. It eventually closed in 1988, its

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lifeboat station stands on Lôn Felin and was built in 1853, although it was known as Porthmadoc Lifeboat Station until 1892. It was closed in 1931 but reopened in 1953. It operates an

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Ger y Maes, the end house on Holywell Terrace, is close to an ancient well, Ffynnon y Saint, which supplied much of the town's water. The house had a spring inside a cupboard, and

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For over a hundred years community hymn singing has taken place on Sunday evenings on the small green at Abermarchnad, the site of the old market of the original fishing village.

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in 1282, setting off a widespread rebellion throughout Wales; Edward responded with a further invasion of Gwynedd, during which Llywelyn was killed on the battlefield at

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In the 16th century, at the bottom of Lôn Felin stood the town's mill, powered by water from a millpond near to the present level crossing and fed from the Afon Cwrt.

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of the castle in 1359, the first Welshman to hold the post. The following year came mayor of the town, holding the office for twenty years; in a poem of praise,

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has the primary meaning in Middle Welsh of 'serf' and the name could refer to a bond community nearby. In later medieval times the settlement was also known as

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and the grazings on the slopes beyond. Weekly markets were held on Thursdays and there were annual fairs on 25 April and 18 October, the evangelical feasts of

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Muriau on Lôn Fel includes a group of partly 17th century farm buildings set around a square, which were converted into houses by Elizabeth Williams Ellis of

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fireplace. North of Pwllheli Road, several mansions are along the lane, now named Lôn Fel Uchaf. Parciau was once owned by Ellis Annwyl Owen, rector of

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The Brynhir Arms on the High Street dates from 1631. Originally a single storey farm building, it was extended in 1840 to serve the new turnpike road.

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in 1896. Fifty-one open tournaments were held up to 1939, with players competing for the North Wales Championships. Notables who played here included

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The Lion Hotel, an old coaching inn, was built on Y Maes in 1731. It was here that the town's councillors would retire after their meetings in Cwrt.

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Three Welshmen who had settled in the borough, which was supposedly reserved for the English, were evicted in 1337, but times were about to change.

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are caught; the association runs a hatchery where between 8,000 and 10,000 sea trout are reared annually. Gloddfa Lake, a disused quarry pool on

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was the main spoken language. Welsh is the main medium of teaching, and 94% of the pupils can speak Welsh. Secondary school pupils mainly attend

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headland on which the castle is built is strong and not easily eroded. The cliffs to each side, however, are less resistant, being made up of

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The heart of the old town is Y Dref. It was here that the weekly market was held, and it was also the venue for numerous political meetings.

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in 1902 and 1906; his brother Bob Riseley who was on the Wimbledon Committee of Management for many years; Dodd and Mellet of South Africa;

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was built on what is thought to be the site of an early religious foundation. As the town developed so did the church, and in 1500 an extra

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who was Ladies' Singles Champion at Wimbledon in 1934 and 1937 and Mixed Doubles Champion in 1934, 1935 and 1936; Commander Philip Glover,

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worship at the Church of the Holy Spirit on Caernarfon Road, whilst Criccieth Family Church meets at the Holiday Club Hall on Lôn Ednyfed.

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Several of the town's hotels, including the Marine Hotel on Min-y-Mor and the Caerwylan Hotel on Min-y-Traeth, date from the period after

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It used to be the custom, on Easter Sunday morning, for keys or pins to be thrown into Ffynnon Fair as an offering to Saint Catherine.

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Further uphill stand a 17th-century whitewashed cottage, Ty'r Felin, and Foinavon, a yellow pebble-dashed building once owned by the

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described him as "a puissant knight, head of a garrison guarding the land". By 1374 eight jurymen from the borough had Welsh names.

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Circulating School. Out of a population of 600, 543 illiterates were taught to read so that they would be able to understand the

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the following April. The following year, the castle was again used as a prison, housing captives taken in Edward's wars against

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speaking community, with 64.2% of residents aged three and over being able to speak the language according to the 2011 Census.

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to govern the town, and to take over the borough's property; and from 1889 they formed a second tier of local government below

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had inherited the English throne in 1272, and in 1276 declared Llywelyn a rebel. By 1277, Edward's armies had captured the

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Water Quality Classification Predictions for Bathing Waters in England and Wales under the Revised Bathing Water Directive

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There is a local legend that a piper named Dic, and two fiddlers named Twm and Ned, were once lured into a nearby cave by

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Clwb Cerdd Dwyfor stages performances at the Holiday Club Hall, ranging from traditional folk to opera and chamber music.

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was deposed and imprisoned in 1399, and died in mysterious circumstances the following year. Opposition to the new king,

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pebbly. The water quality prediction is "good" and in 2009 both beaches were awarded a yellow flag seaside award.

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may mean 'prisoner' and thus the name could mean 'prisoner's rock', a reference to the imprisonment of one of

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The former National Westminster Bank on the High Street has step gables and is a duplicate of a building at

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had met on Castle Hill but 1886 saw the building of Jerusalem Congregational Chapel on Cambrian Terrace.

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of Cwrt but were lost when the railway was built. Nearby, where the slate shop now stands, was a smithy.

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service T2 from Bangor to Aberystwyth via Caernarfon, Criccieth, Porthmadog, Dolgellau and Machynlleth.

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from 1837 to 1846, whilst Parciau Mawr has a notable 19th century hay barn. Bryn Awelon was the home of

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stipulated that illegitimate sons had equal rights with legitimate sons; Llywelyn sought to ensure that

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that visited Criccieth in 1749. Out of a population of 600, the school taught 543 illiterates to read.

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is provided by Ysgol Treferthyr on Lôn Bach, which has 131 pupils. At the last school inspection by

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Y Gorlan on Caernarfon Road formed part of the small estate of Cefniwrch Bach, a hunting lodge for

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was built to take advantage of the tourist trade following the construction of the railway in 1868.

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at the time the castle was being built, and is thought to have been a tannery in medieval times.

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To the south of Y Maes stands Caffi Cwrt, an early 18th century detached stone house where the

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Lion Hotel, built in 1731, was where the town's councillors would retire after their meetings.

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was held in Criccieth in 1975, and a new housing estate, Gorseddfa marks the place where the

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architectural styles and completed in 1925, the foundation stone having been laid in 1922 by

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The town expanded in the 19th century with the coming of new transportation links. In 1807 a

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There are a number of theories as to the meaning, but the most popular is that it comes from

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Religion has been an important part of Criccieth's life since early days, and around 1300

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Castle Road is within the original settlement, Yr Hen Dref, though most of the houses are

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country, and this pattern was mirrored in Criccieth with the construction of a number of

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in a famous 14th century poem addressed to Sir Hywel y Fwyall, custodian of the castle.

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Salem Methodist Chapel was built on Salem Terrace in 1901. It is now a chapel of rest.

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was added. The church was restored in 1869 by Henry Kennedy and Gustavus O'Donoghue of

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of the castle a month after the charter was granted. The borough, who had met in the

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that the corporation had long been extinct; and it was formally abolished in 1886.

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The new administration soon proved unpopular among the native Welsh, and in 1294,

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of the parliament, and also from Plaid Cymru; the constituency forms part of the

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At the eastern end of the Esplanade stands the Morannedd Café, built in 1954 by

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was granted in 1284; the charter was intended to create a plantation of English

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In the later years of his life, Llywelyn turned his attention to his successor.

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Dafydd ap Llywelyn died in 1246, without leaving an heir, and was succeeded by

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but, although the rock is depicted correctly, the building is a mirror image.

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was manufactured and sold. The house at the opposite end of the terrace was a

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rooms. Servants could stay at reduced rates when accompanying their masters.

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Celts, and it is thought there may have been strong and friendly links with

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Final Recommendations for the National Assembly for Wales Electoral Regions

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The town features in Welsh Incident, a humorous poem published in 1950 by

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Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales :

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The construction of Criccieth Library on the High Street was financed by

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The East Shore has a sandy beach, with a safe shallow area for children.

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who would provide food for the soldiers from the arable land behind the

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The town styles itself the "Pearl of Wales on the Shores of Snowdonia".

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flowers throughout the year in Criccieth's temperate maritime climate.

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and the market which spreads through many of the streets of the town.

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The town has a temperate maritime climate which is influenced by the

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politician; Alan Davies; Duncan Macaulay, who was Secretary of the

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in 1890. He was to hold the seat for 55 years, during which he was

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The town is a popular venue for sea anglers. From the East Shore,

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can be caught. The Stone Jetty, in addition, is a good spot for

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Criccieth, Llanystumdwy and District Angling Association :

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Disaster struck Criccieth in October 1927; a great storm in the

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flowers throughout the year. One plant unusual to Criccieth is

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map in 1891, and the west shore sea wall had been extended and

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Angling Wales : Salmon and Sea Trout : River Dwyfor

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the following year. Conducted by Pat Jones, originally from

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with a directly elected council, while the remainder of the

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In 1749 St Catherine's was one of the buildings visited by

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Castle Road is within Yr Hen Dref, the original settlement.

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It contains wooden panelling made from old box pews and a

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Morfin, on Tan-y-Grisiau Terrace was used as an office by

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The Criccieth Improvement Act 1873 had created a board of

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from 1916 to 1922, contributing greatly to victory in the

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Parlour, opened in 1927, and the High Street has several

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parliamentary constituency, and has been represented by

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practised as a solicitor in Criccieth, and, before the

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is played at Criccieth Bowling Club, and there is a

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from 1916 to 1922; grew up in the nearby village of

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granted lands north of the borough to the Bishop of

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In 1841 the congregation broke away to become 825:, and in 1400 serious civil unrest broke out in 3558: 3556: 3554: 3552: 3550: 3548: 1891:GBE JP (1864–1941) Welsh humanitarian, wife of 3011:(University of Wales Press, 1988), poem II.37. 2779: 2625:Offshore winds blow from the north-northeast. 671:in place of his eldest, but illegitimate, son 4644: 4305:"Criccieth Golf Club, Gwynedd. (1905 - 2017)" 2719: 2717: 2035:, the main road running through the southern 1686:Criccieth Lifeboat Station was built in 1854. 729:became part of a ring of castles surrounding 3545: 3087:, 2006, Frances Lincoln, London, 300 pages, 2998:(University of Wales Press, 1941), page 197. 2488:, the novelist, playwright and broadcaster; 538:sons in the castle by his brother. However, 620: 548: 540: 528: 521: 508: 484: 4651: 4637: 4080:, 1901, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 420 pages 3252:History and Tour : David Lloyd George 2714: 2004:estuaries than the larger boat can reach. 1859:. 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The town is 5 miles (8 km) west of 4078:Celtic Folklore: Welsh and Manx: Volume 2 3240:, (1847), London, Charles Knight, p.1,017 3223:Criccieth Business and Shop Alert : 3218: 3216: 3111:Criccieth Visitors' Map and Brief History 3027:"British Broadcasting Corporation : 2496:and won the Men's Double Championship at 2435:Salem Methodist Chapel was built in 1901. 2120:, in 2010, 7% of pupils were entitled to 2097:Buses are operated by Caelloi Motors and 1616: 625:(English: Peninsula of the Gangani); the 558:, after whom the parish church is named. 554:(martyr's town), probably a reference to 468:competition each year from 1999 to 2004. 4624:Geograph : Photographs of Criccieth 4619:360 Interactive view of Criccieth Castle 4474: 4104:British Broadcasting Corporation : 3311: 3134:The University of Sydney Library : 2664: 2662: 2553: 2521:All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club 2430: 2383: 2322: 2271: 2190: 2011: 1767: 1711: 1681: 1097: 914: 868:in 1868, the town began to develop as a 802: 720: 573: 565: 4173: 4147:Church Plans Online : St Catherine 3856: 3377: 3375: 3321:. 29 November 1872. pp. 5706–5705. 3193: 3191: 3189: 3021: 3019: 3017: 821:, was particularly strong in Wales and 5899: 4121:Folklore, Myths and Legends of Britain 3759: 3517:"Boundary Commission for Wales : 3213: 2908:"Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru : 1058:Since 1950 Criccieth has been part of 777:, until supplies were brought in from 771:a national revolt against English rule 615:, probably around the 4th century BC. 4632: 4477:"Number of top quality beaches falls" 3843: 2696:"Town/electoral ward population 2011" 2659: 2331:moved to a new home at Berea in 1886. 1070:it has since 2007 formed part of the 395:, Wales, on the boundary between the 374: 4612:. Vol. 7 (11th ed.). 1911. 3823:"Chichester Festival Theatre : 3372: 3186: 3014: 2124:and over half came from homes where 1934:CBE (1912–2006), poet and nephew of 16:Town and community in Gwynedd, Wales 4518:Seaside Award Resort Beach Criteria 4255:"Cymdeithas Hanes Eifionydd : 4233:"Cymdeithas Hanes Eifionydd : 4118: 3796:"Lloyd George nephew dies, aged 94" 3273:"Cymdeithas Hanes Eifionydd : 3199:"Cymdeithas Hanes Eifionydd : 1986:Royal National Lifeboat Institution 1973: 1944:(1913–1985), an artist and wife of 1904:, world expert on the stability of 988:the improvement district became an 865:Aberystwith and Welsh Coast Railway 862:; and with the construction of the 411:and 17 miles (27 km) south of 13: 5174:Llanfihangel-y-Pennant, Dolbenmaen 4392:Fishing Venue Guide : Gwynedd 4005:"2011 Census results by Community" 2996:Brut y Tywysogyon. Peniarth MS. 20 2253:; the painting uses his sketch of 1066:of Plaid Cymru since 2001. 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Henry had already declared 5829:Registered parks and gardens 5784:Parliamentary constituencies 4497:Investment Brings Summer Joy 3889:"Arriva Trains Wales : 3844:Price, Karen (10 May 2009). 3443:Councillors : Criccieth 2400:congregations were reunited. 2286:St Catherine's Parish Church 2108: 2007: 1803:, and later of his daughter 1651: 1093: 640:Although it is thought that 474: 7: 4658: 4448:"Environment Agency : 4309:www.golfsmissinglinks.co.uk 4290:Criccieth Golf Club : 4276:Criccieth Golf Club : 4009:Welsh Language Commissioner 3864:"Criccieth station history" 3766:"Lloyd George, David" 3617:The Weather Channel : 3411:"Local Government Act 1972" 3389:. 1974. pp. 103, 177. 3302:36 & 37 Vict. c.ccxliii 2638: 2267: 1305:Mean daily minimum °C (°F) 1235:Mean daily maximum °C (°F) 1186:Climate data for Criccieth 611:settlers, who explored the 104:OS grid reference 10: 5933: 5499:Tal-y-bont (near Barmouth) 4543:Environment Agency : 3929:mylocalschool.wales.gov.uk 3910:Criccieth in Bloom : 3720:The Heritage Trail : 3689:www.visionofbritain.org.uk 3671:www.visionofbritain.org.uk 3354:www.visionofbritain.org.uk 3149:Princes of Gwynedd : 3115:Cymdeithas Hanes Eifionydd 2951:Criccieth in Bloom : 2858:Cymdeithas Hanes Eifionydd 2139: 1980:Criccieth Lifeboat Station 1977: 1627: 1467: 1448: 1185: 679:in 1241, and moved to the 587:around 1230, with his sons 561: 495:in the 'castle of Cruceith 445:The town is noted for its 5862: 5776: 5745: 5649: 5608: 5572: 4756: 4745: 4666: 4207:"Criccieth Family Church" 3728:12 September 2009 at the 3157:19 September 2008 at the 3085:Best Walks in North Wales 3045:Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru 2852:Eira and James Gleasure, 2276:Griffith Jones founded a 2064:Criccieth railway station 2018:Criccieth railway station 1761:, the wife of the former 1374: 1304: 1234: 1229: 1226: 1223: 1220: 1217: 1214: 1211: 1208: 1205: 1202: 1199: 1196: 1193: 1190: 1172:Lampranthus multiradiatus 986:Local Government Act 1894 978:improvement commissioners 644:was built around 1230 by 306: 288: 270: 266: 254: 242: 230: 226: 216: 204: 194: 184: 170: 152: 134: 118: 102: 91: 54: 38: 26: 21:Human settlement in Wales 5494:Tal-y-bont (near Bangor) 5164:Llanfihangel Bachellaeth 4516:"Keep Wales Tidy : 4495:"Keep Wales Tidy : 4179:The Work of John Douglas 4064:22 November 2008 at the 3747:www.talhenbonthall.co.uk 3007:D.R. 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