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er taff winds its way along its eastern border adjacent to the city s cardiff bay area grangetown is experiencing a period of gentrification and improvements in its infrastructure its population as of 2011 was 19 385 in 8 261 households one of the five towns of cardiff the others are butetown crockherbtown newtown and temperance town grangetown is a diverse and multiracial district and has a significant population of somali asian and mixed race residents 1 it is home to a swaminarayan temple 2 and various mosques 3 etymology edit the name grangetown is the usual form in welsh the variants y grange dating back to the nineteenth century 4 and y grênj 5 equivalents of the grange are sometimes seen owen john thomas has used the form y grange mawr literally the great grange though perhaps influenced by the english grange moor 6 the name trelluest 7 welsh tre town lluest lodge was coined by the historian john davies 8 with trefaenor 9 tre maenor manor and trefynach 10 tre mynach monk also appearing to be recent coinages gwyddoniadur cymru the welsh language version of the encyclopaedia of wales uses grangetown but notes the existence of trelluest trelluest though increasingly popular is a 21st century invention by grangetown resident dr john davies 11 the grange was named after the moor or saltmarsh upon which it stood giving rise to english forms such as more grange and grangemoor and french equivalents such as la grange de mora 12 history edit until the mid 19th century grangetown was an area of marshy land used for farming it appears to have been granted to the cistercian abbey of margam abbey sometime at the end of the twelfth century the monks established a monastic grange there which they held until they were expelled in around 1290 by gilbert de clare lord of glamorgan their lands were restored to them in 1329 and they held them until the dissolution of the monasteries 13 by the fifteenth century the grange was being farmed to laymen the last farmer was a landowner called lewis ap richard who is also known as a patron of the welsh language poet rhys brychan 14 after the dissolution the grange remained in the hands of lewis s descendants lewis s son edward lewis also a noted patron of welsh poets settled at the van near caerphilly the grange remained in the hands of the lewises of the van when they moved to st fagans castle during the 1610s the lewis estates eventually passed through an heiress into the hands of other lewis windsor 1731 1771 4th earl of plymouth 15 the grange was farmed by a succession of tenants into the twentieth century grange farm the farmhouse known as grange farm still exists today but is now surrounded by streets of terraced brick houses which were built to house the many workers who moved to cardiff to work in the industrial boom of the 19th century particularly centred on the docks the farmhouse dates in part from the sixteenth century 16 grangetown developed after 1850 the year penarth road and the bridges over the river taff and river ely were constructed linking cardiff with penarth 17 in 1857 baroness windsor whose plymouth estate owned the land obtained an act of parliament to build housing in the area intending to call it the grange 18 grangetown became a suburb of cardiff in 1875 17 the area was low lying and subject to flooding in 1883 the sea flooded parts of grangetown to a depth of five feet 17 samuel arthur brain the founder of brains brewery was elected to cardiff council in 1885 to represent grangetown 19 the original grangetown library grangetown s original public library on redlaver street was built in 1900 1901 in the tudor gothic style 20 it has now been sold to developers and converted into flats grangetown was attacked in the cardiff blitz on 2 january 1941 during the full moon around 100 german planes raided cardiff for over 10 hours a cellar at hollyman brothers bakery on the corner of corporation road and stockland street was being used as a bunker all 32 people in the shelter including members of the hollyman family were killed 21 the premises continued as a bakery for about a decade then became clarence hardware shop which remains to this day on the side of the building is a plaque in memory of the victims erected by the grangetown local history society clark s pies shop in bromsgrove street cardiff s popular pastries clark s pies arrived in grangetown in 1955 when dennis dutch great grandson of mary and arthur clark opened a shop in bromsgrove street 22 the shop still trades today government edit grangetown electoral ward of cardiff the community of grangetown does not have a community council for the area the grangetown electoral ward returns four local councillors to cardiff council grangetown is part of the cardiff south and penarth constituency which returns one mp to the uk parliament since the 2026 senedd election it has been part of the caerdydd penarth constituency which elects six members of the senedd places of worship edit grangetown has at least ten christian places of worship including grangetown baptist church and the salvation army citadel the church of st paul paget street was built between 1889 and 1902 largely at the expense of lord windsor it uses an eccentric palette of materials including pennant rubble pink sandstone and portland cement 20 the architect was john coates carter a distinguished arts crafts designer 23 st patrick s church is the roman catholic place of worship for the neighbourhood st dyfrig and st samson pentre gardens dates from 1911 20 there is a hindu temple on merches place a mosque called masjid abu bakr on clydach street and a newly built masjid called markaz at tawheed on penarth road the welsh language edit the number of grangetown residents over three years old who speak welsh has grown from 1 217 8 9 in the 2001 uk census to 1 867 10 2 in the 2011 uk census 24 this equates to over 15 of the total increase in welsh speakers in cardiff despite grangetown having only 5 6 of cardiff s population grangetown was the location of the first welsh medium primary school class in cardiff and the former county of glamorgan this class opened in 1949 with 8 pupils in what is now ninian park primary school an event commemorated by a plaque in the school s foyer 25 a welsh medium primary school ysgol tan yr eos was opened on the same site in 2006 26 this school was closed in 2013 and children in welsh medium education will be schooled in either ysgol gymraeg pwll coch or ysgol gymraeg treganna both in canton plans for a new welsh medium school in grangetown were withdrawn by cardiff council in july 2013 27 the first grangetown eisteddfod took place at the grange gardens pavilion on 7 june 2026 reflecting the rise in the number of welsh speakers in the immediate area 28 amenities edit tramshed edit the tramshed a music and entertainment venue that opened in october 2015 is housed in a converted tram depot dating from 1902 and grade ii listed the venue has a capacity of 1000 people 29 library edit grangetown hub the grangetown library opened in 2007 on havelock place this has since been renovated and turned into the hub yr hyb in welsh it essentially provides the same services as the library but also allows residents of the area access to more council services leisure centres edit the channel view leisure centre is in the south of grangetown off avondale road its facilities include a gym bookable sports halls an outdoor astro pitch an internet cafe and a climbing wall the cardiff international sports village is located in the far south of the area on the south side of the junction with the a 4232 and features the cardiff international pool and cardiff arena parks and gardens edit four public parks are in the district grange gardens sevenoaks park the marl and grangemoor park grangemoor park was created on top of a rubbish tip and opened in 2000 30 in february 2018 the second stage of a national lottery community fund bid was successful and the project received 1 072 692 to rebuild grange pavilion in grange gardens this work was completed in 2020 grange gardens is listed at grade ii on the cadw icomos register of parks and gardens of special historic interest in wales 31 public houses and clubs edit there are two public houses in the district the cornwall and the grange and a number of licensed social clubs shopping edit the district has three post offices a reasonable number of small local shops are centred on penarth road and corporation road in addition the cardiff bay retail park is home to a number of superstores education edit grangetown nursery is a nursery school for children aged around 3 it is located in avondale road grangetown primary school is an old victorian school built in 1884 32 st patrick s school is a roman catholic primary school with around 250 pupils and 13 teachers ninian park school has over 400 pupils and 25 teachers it was built in 1899 1900 at which time it was the most expensive board school in cardiff 20 st paul s school is a church in wales primary school with over 100 students enrolled festivals and events edit grangetown carnival 2008 grangetown festival take place for a week in june each year it began in 1978 and is organised by grangetown community action the festival culminates in a parade through the streets ending in grange gardens where a carnival takes place 33 the roxe jam hip hop and graffiti festival takes place annually in sevenoaks park grangetown on the last weekend of july the first festival was in july 2008 the event was set up in memory of a young graffiti writer bill lockwood aka roxe who was killed in a road accident the main highlight of the event is the legal painting of a 140 m long 460 ft wall which runs parallel to the cardiff to penarth railway line 34 35 the festival last took place in 2012 sport and leisure edit baseball edit grangetown was the home of grange albion and grange catholics two of british baseball s most successful teams both played their home games at sevenoaks park grange albion celebrated its centenary in 2007 but both clubs teams were discontinued due to lack of players with the welsh baseball league suspended in the summer of 2018 with only three teams left to compete 36 cricket edit bay dragons cricket club is based in grangetown and play in the south east wales cricket league football edit grange albion f c play at coronation park and are a member of the south wales alliance league notable people edit john davies historian lived in grangetown in the 1960s and later between 2000 and his death in 2015 37 edgar phillips welsh language poet and archdruid of wales educated at ninian park school elfyn lewis award winning artist lives in grangetown 38 john pugsley cardiff city fc wales national football player born in grangetown maureen rees british reality tv personality mark ring wales rugby union grange albion wales baseball international 39 dai westacott wales rugby union international born in grangetown frank whitcombe bradford northern wales great britain national rugby league team international 40 george whitcombe grange albion wales baseball captain cardiff city footballer 40 terry yorath cardiff city fc wales national football player and manager 41 peter wingfield actor 42 transport edit grangetown railway station is located on the vale of glamorgan line from cardiff central to bridgend via barry rhoose cardiff international airport and llantwit major with branch lines serving penarth and barry island cardiff bus operates the following services in the area 1 city circle towards canton 2 city circle towards cardiff bay 8 central stn roath heath university hospital wales or cardiff bay 9 9a central stn roath heath university hospital wales or cardiff international sports village channel view 92 from penarth road penarth 93 94 from penarth road penarth barry penarth road a4160 is the main road running through the area northeastbound to cardiff city centre and southwest bound to llandough dinas powys penarth and barry the ferry road interchange on the grangetown link road a4232 links to the m4 j33 cardiff west tv and film edit the parish church of st paul paget street was used as the location for the bbc s doctor who series episode father s day in the story the church is attacked by monsters called reapers while a wedding is about to commence filming took place on location in november 2004 43 recent changes edit north grangetown renewal area 2005 2013 saw 500 homes refurbished in a rolling block programme with new roofs windows and rendering the 9m project run by cardiff council with welsh government funding was supposed to cover 858 homes over 10 years but was curtailed due to capital funding cutbacks there were also delays due to weather and tendering and latter work was scaled back much to local disappointment improvements included planting of trees and the creation of a new public open space gerddi courtmead gardens parallel to hereford street 44 cardiff university s community gateway scheme supports projects in grangetown projects have included a youth forum a local business shop local project and the renovation of supporting of an old bowls pavilion at grange gardens 45 location within cardiff edit canton riverside city centre grangetown butetown leckwith cardiff bay see also edit listed buildings in grangetown cardiff cardiff mail centre references edit wightwick abbie 7 july 2019 inside one of wales most culturally diverse schools walesonline retrieved 3 november 2019 shri swaminarayan mandir temple grangetown 414969 coflein rcahmw retrieved 3 november 2019 google mosque map uk mosques directory mosques muslimsinbritain org retrieved 3 november 2019 for instance ar y morfa mewn lle a elwir y grange hanes eglwysi annibynnol cymru thomas rees and john thomas 1871 for instance paul a r pethe vaughan roderick bbc 2010 owen john thomas yr iaith gymraeg yng nghaerdydd c 1800 1914 pp 191 3 in geraint h jenkins ed iaith carreg fy aelwyd caerdydd 1998 for 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