Maesteg

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Maesteg

(mīstāg`), town (1981 pop. 20,888), Bridgend, S Wales. Formerly a coal-mining town, it now manufactures clothing and cosmetics.

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Watkins, Vernon

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THE proposed closure of Maesteg Day Hospital is an "emotionally charged" issue and people will need to have their say, a patient watchdog leader has said.

'Opinions must be heard on hospital'

Running through the richness and variety on offer to supporters 40 or so years ago, they begin the penultimate paragraph thus: "Welsh rugby is a rainy night at the end of the Llynfi Valley watching Maesteg drive forward on their table-top ground."

The fall of a truly iconic Welsh rugby club, how it happened and what it's like there now after shock decision; It's news that saddened many in Welsh rugby but they plan on rising from the rubble

Flanker Ben Howe went over for a touchdown and Maesteg were also awarded a penalty try.

Old Parish add plate finish to a successful league season; Swalec Plate

LUKE Richards kicked four penalties to deliver Maesteg their first home victory of the season and take them off the bottom of the table.

No fluke by Luke

ANOTHER crucial goal by Lee Thomas - his 16th of the season - just five minutes into the tie set up Llandudno for a smash-and-grab raid on South Wales hosts Maesteg Park.

Football: Llandudno hold on for victory; WELSH CUP

A MEMORIAL commemorating the centenary of the end of the First World War has been unveiled in Maesteg.

World War I memorial unveiled

BRIDGEND County Borough Council's plan to shut Maesteg indoor market is a truly tyrannical state of affairs, instigated by a shortsighted policy formulated by tired local politicians.

Short-sighted decision reveals a town bias

THOUGH Maesteg clung on to beat Glamorgan Wanderers, they failed to retain Welsh Premiership status.

Maesteg battle to keep a place

Maesteg had the first opportunity with a Luke Richards penalty and although his effort sailed wide Maesteg followed up to gain a Nathan Trowbridge touchdown in the corner.

CARDIFF 28 MAESTEG 5

KNOCKOUT kings Brymbo won the Welsh Intermediate Cup at the first attempt with a 74-run victory over Maesteg Celtic at Newtown - to become the last holders of this national trophy.

CRICKET: Brymbo shatter rivals in last final

The Silent Soldier silhouette was officially unveiled by the Maesteg branch of the Royal British Legion and the Mayor of Maesteg Councillor Lynne Beadle.

Salute to town's fallen heroes unveiled

RICHARDS Dilys Yn dawel, ar Fawrth 10, 2016, bu farw Dilys, Brynmawr Place, Maesteg.