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Llandovery, Carmarthenshire
Richard III granted a charter to Llandovery in 1485, and the town became a Corporation, governed by a bailiff and a Council of Burgesses. Its first Town Hall was built in the same year, though it was in a state of disrepair just fifty years later, and was replaced by a more robust structure using stone from the castle which burned down in 1532. The present building is the fourth, and dates from 1857.
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Cwmgwyn Farm
Llandovery
7
- B&B and Holiday Cottage
- £34 to £37 per night
