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New Street, ABERGELE, LL22 7BE

On the left is the solicitors Gamlins Law. Historic Streetview imagery shows that in 2009 it was the local branch of the Halifax bank. It had closed by 2014 when it became 75point3 advertising an agency for Santander bank and Gamlin's solicitors. By 2016 the solicitors had taken over the whole office. The building on the right was a coffee house called The Departure Lounge and Mantone's (Cake, Balloons & Venue Decorations). In 2014 the two are both undergoing transformation into the DPL Wine & Grill Bar. Now that has also gone and the premises are shared by Scoot North Wales (Mobility Products & Scooter Hire) and The Sugar Den. The latter had previously been located in the former Lloyds Pharmacy (now Abergele Nails) a few doors up the street Image

Next to Abergele Nails is Abergele Barber Shop. We then have the Post Office with a double postbox outside (LL22 216) and a cash machine (ATM) in the wall. Between the post office and Aladin's Cave is a shop that say's "Welcome to Abergele, Home to I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here 2020" in the doorway and has a portrait of Winifred Cochrane Image in the window. Historic Streetview imagery shows that in 2009 Abergele Nails was Lloyds Pharmacy, the barbers was "Sweetie Girls" confectionery. Aladins Cave was Gele Butchers and the little shop identifies as the Abandoned Animals Association. Aladin's Cave appears in 2014. In July 2016 Lloyd's Pharmacy has gone and the premises are to let. The confectioners is now Abergele Vapour. In July 2018 the barber has taken over the vaping shop whilst the former pharmacy is "The Sugar Den" and that was still there in October 2020.

The shop belonging to the Abandoned Animals Association on Bridge Street Image say's "Welcome to Abergele, Home to I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here 2020" on its door and has a portrait of Winifred Cochrane on the window. Winifred Cochrane (1859-1924) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winifred,_Countess_of_Dundonald was an animal rights activist and the owner of Gwrych Castle. In 2020 the castle was the setting for the TV programme "I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here".

The Bull Hotel dates back at least as far as the mid-1800s (http://www.abergelepost.com/the-old-pubs-inns-and-taverns-of-abergele-in-the-1800s.html Abergele Post).

Chapel Street runs south from the centre of the town, with a gentle curve to the right as it passes the Bull Hotel.

Chapel Street runs south from the centre of the town. There are a number of different shops/businesses at the end nearest to the town centre.

A popular public house on Chapel Street. The little building beyond the main building was registered as a place of worship for the Mormons in 1849 by Elias Morris, a convert.