Neath Register Office
Introduction
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Image: © Jaggery Taken: 19 Feb 2011
The entrance to the Register Office is in the corner of an L-shaped building, Percival House, set back from the east side of London Road. The office is the place to register births, deaths, marriages and civil partnerships. There is also a ceremony room for civil ceremonies. At this office, a historical records service is available for the issue of Family History Certificates. Their records date back to 1837.
