Glamorgan - Revision history

Ross Burgess at 19:23, 4 February 2014

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	'''Glamorgan''' was a historic county in ~~south~~ [[Wales]] containing at one time around a third of the population of Wales, and including the cities of [[Cardiff]] and [[Swansea]]. In 1974 the county was abolished and replaced with the three counties of [[West Glamorgan]], [[Mid Glamorgan]] and [[South Glamorgan]], which together constitute the [[South Wales Police]] area. The three counties remain for ceremonial purposes as [[preserved counties]], but have been replaced for administrative purposes by a larger number of unitary authorities, including [[Vale of Glamorgan]].		[[File:WalesGlamorganTrad.png\|thumb\|Traditional county of Glamorgan shown within Wales]]'''Glamorgan''' was a historic county in [[South Wales]] containing at one time around a third of the population of Wales, and including the cities of [[Cardiff]] and [[Swansea]].

			In 1974 the county was abolished and replaced with the three counties of [[West Glamorgan]], [[Mid Glamorgan]] and [[South Glamorgan]], which together constitute the [[South Wales Police]] area. The three counties remain for ceremonial purposes as [[preserved counties]], but have been replaced for administrative purposes by a larger number of unitary authorities, including [[Vale of Glamorgan]].

	[[Category:Wales]]		[[Category:Wales]]
	[[Category:Glamorgan\| ]]		[[Category:Glamorgan\| ]]

Ross Burgess at 12:20, 27 April 2013

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	'''Glamorgan''' was a historic county in south [[Wales]] containing around a third of the ~~populatin~~ of Wales, including the cities of [[Cardiff]] and [[Swansea]]. In 1974 the county was abolished and replaced with the three counties of [[West Glamorgan]], [[Mid Glamorgan]] and [[South Glamorgan]], which together constitute the [[South Wales Police]] area. The three counties remain for ceremonial purposes as [[preserved counties]], but have been replaced for administrative purposes by a larger number of unitary authorities, including [[Vale of Glamorgan]].		'''Glamorgan''' was a historic county in south [[Wales]] containing at one time around a third of the population of Wales, and including the cities of [[Cardiff]] and [[Swansea]]. In 1974 the county was abolished and replaced with the three counties of [[West Glamorgan]], [[Mid Glamorgan]] and [[South Glamorgan]], which together constitute the [[South Wales Police]] area. The three counties remain for ceremonial purposes as [[preserved counties]], but have been replaced for administrative purposes by a larger number of unitary authorities, including [[Vale of Glamorgan]].

	[[Category:Wales]]		[[Category:Wales]]
	[[Category:Glamorgan\| ]]		[[Category:Glamorgan\| ]]

Ross Burgess at 12:19, 27 April 2013

2013-04-27T12:19:36Z

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	'''Glamorgan''' was a historic county in south [[Wales]] containing around a third of the populatin of Wales, including the cities of [[Cardiff]] and [[Swansea]]. In 1974 the county was abolished and replaced with the three counties of [[West Glamorgan]], [[Mid Glamorgan]] and [[South Glamorgan]], which together ~~cosntitute~~ the [[South Wales Police]] area. The three counties remain for ceremonial purposes as [[preserved counties]], but have been replaced for administrative purposes by a larger number of unitary authorities, including [[Vale of Glamorgan]].		'''Glamorgan''' was a historic county in south [[Wales]] containing around a third of the populatin of Wales, including the cities of [[Cardiff]] and [[Swansea]]. In 1974 the county was abolished and replaced with the three counties of [[West Glamorgan]], [[Mid Glamorgan]] and [[South Glamorgan]], which together constitute the [[South Wales Police]] area. The three counties remain for ceremonial purposes as [[preserved counties]], but have been replaced for administrative purposes by a larger number of unitary authorities, including [[Vale of Glamorgan]].

	[[Category:Wales]]		[[Category:Wales]]
	[[Category:Glamorgan\| ]]		[[Category:Glamorgan\| ]]

Ross Burgess at 12:19, 27 April 2013

2013-04-27T12:19:15Z

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	'''Glamorgan''' was a historic county in south [[Wales]] ~~contining~~ around a third of the populatin of Wales, ~~inclding~~ the ~~dicties~~ of [[Cardiff]] and [[Swansea]]. In 1974 the county was abolished and replaced with the three counties of [[West Glamorgan]], [[Mid Glamorgan]] and [[South Glamorgan]], which together cosntitute the [[South Wales Police]] area. The three counties remain for ceremonial purposes as preserved counties, but have been replaced for administrative purposes by a larger number of unitary authorities, including [[Vale of Glamorgan]].		'''Glamorgan''' was a historic county in south [[Wales]] containing around a third of the populatin of Wales, including the cities of [[Cardiff]] and [[Swansea]]. In 1974 the county was abolished and replaced with the three counties of [[West Glamorgan]], [[Mid Glamorgan]] and [[South Glamorgan]], which together cosntitute the [[South Wales Police]] area. The three counties remain for ceremonial purposes as [[preserved counties]], but have been replaced for administrative purposes by a larger number of unitary authorities, including [[Vale of Glamorgan]].

	[[Category:Wales]]		[[Category:Wales]]
	[[Category:Glamorgan\| ]]		[[Category:Glamorgan\| ]]

Ross Burgess at 12:17, 27 April 2013

2013-04-27T12:17:41Z

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	'''Glamorgan''' was a historic county in south [[Wales]]. In 1974 the county was abolished and replaced with the three counties of [[West Glamorgan]], [[Mid Glamorgan]] and [[South Glamorgan]], which together cosntitute the [[South Wales Police]] area. The three counties remain for ceremonial purposes as preserved counties, but have been replaced for administrative purposes by a larger number of unitary authorities, including [[Vale of Glamorgan]].		'''Glamorgan''' was a historic county in south [[Wales]] contining around a third of the populatin of Wales, inclding the dicties of [[Cardiff]] and [[Swansea]]. In 1974 the county was abolished and replaced with the three counties of [[West Glamorgan]], [[Mid Glamorgan]] and [[South Glamorgan]], which together cosntitute the [[South Wales Police]] area. The three counties remain for ceremonial purposes as preserved counties, but have been replaced for administrative purposes by a larger number of unitary authorities, including [[Vale of Glamorgan]].

	[[Category:Wales]]		[[Category:Wales]]
	[[Category:Glamorgan\| ]]		[[Category:Glamorgan\| ]]

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'''Glamorgan''' was a historic county in south [[Wales]]. In 1974 the county was abolished and replaced with the three counties of [[West Glamorgan]], [[Mid Glamorgan]] and [[South Glamorgan]], which together cosntitute the [[South Wales Police]] area. The three counties remain for ceremonial purposes as preserved counties, but have been replaced for administrative purposes by a larger number of unitary authorities, including [[Vale of Glamorgan]].

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