Parish Church of St. Nicolas

The tower is 80 feet high

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Lych gate

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Early 1600s chalice engraved, Saint Nicholas

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Pulpit designed by William Burgess, one of the greatest Victorian architects

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St Nicolas, Vale of Glamorgan (Cardiff), Glamorgan Wales UK

Church in Wales (Anglican)

Rebuilt in 1803 and restored in 1860, it is in the Benefice of St Nicholas with Bonvilston and St George-super-Ely. The church is a navigation point for Bristol Channel seafarers. It is a Grade II listed building. The church received a grant from National Churches Trust in 2025 to install an accessible toilet and kitchen, making the church better able to serve the community.