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Oldcastle ward covers

Oldcastle Bridgend is also known or recorded in Historical documents as Nolton.

The Oldcastle ward encompasses south of Brackla Street, Nolton Street, Merthyr Mawr Road and Ewenny Road, the cut off being the Ewenny River where it merges with the River Ogmore and flows into the Bristol Channel.

Oldcastle also covers Cowbridge Road down to Waterton Point and Coychurch Road leading to Penybanc, The Crescent, Heol Dwyrain, Ffordd Ganol and Waunscil Avenue. All other streets leading off the areas mentioned are covered by the ward.

Oldcastle is home to an important part of World War II History.  Island Farm which is situated on the A48 bypass road, used to be a Prisoner of War Camp holding a number of Axis prisoners, mainly of German nationality. The list of former inmates include Military Leaders, who were awaiting extradition.


Officer
I am the Oldcastle ward contact:
PCSO Scott Mercer
Telephone: 07805 301486
Email: scott.mercer@south-wales.pnn.police.uk
Address: Bridgend Police Station, Brackla Street, Bridgend. CF31 1BZ

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News Blog

  • PACT Meeting Update
    Other things discussed and actioned at the Oldcastle PACT Meeting on Wednesday, 5th June.
  • Bridgend PCSOs Cast Their Net To Catch Poachers
    On Wednesday 24th April, Bridgend NPT Team 1 had a training input from Natural Resources Wales and Ogmore Anglers Association regarding illegal poaching on rivers to coincide with Operation Engine being launched by Oldcastle NPT to combat poaching and an
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