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High Street, NEWPORT, NP18 1AG

Cooper's website states that the shop is run by husband & wife team Darren & Claire Cooper. The business which started in 2011 strays away from mainstream suppliers, preferring to source gifts and homeware items from independent stockists based in the UK. Cooper's also supports local artists by having a display area for each artist to give them the exposure they deserve.

Though the name in view is FFWRRWM, the business's website has Ffwrwm, Welsh for a bench or seat, derived from the Latin word forum.

From High Street. Though the name in view is FFWRRWM, the business's website has Ffwrwm, Welsh for a bench or seat, derived from the Latin word forum.

Double yellow lines on both sides of this narrow part of the B4236 High Street indicate no parking at any time. For vehicles this is a one-way street, direction ahead.

In the pavement on the right here https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5950509 marking the location of the south gate of the ancient Roman legionary fortress of Isca Silurum (or Isca Augusta), the present-day suburban village of Caerleon. The name Caerleon probably derives from the Welsh for Fortress of the Legion.

Beauty salon on the right at 24 High Street Caerleon.

Caerleon-on-Usk is a pleasant small town which played a remarkably large part in the early history of Britain, if Geoffrey of Monmouth is to be believed. Certainly it contains many ancient structures of a variety of eras. Opposite a castellated wall is Ffwrwm Arts https://www.ffwrwm.com/ , which takes its name from the Welsh for 'bench' (deriving it from the Latin 'forum') and stands on the site of the main gates to the Roman fort. Ffwrwm contains a cafe, gallery, shops and a sculpture garden including the world's largest love-spoon.

The High Street side of a 20-room house in Castle Lane. The house has about three and a half acres of gardens and grounds. A 19th century addition to the house is the Mynde Wall, a stone wall built by tinplate magnate and local sheriff John Jenkins in 1839 as protection against the Chartists who were becoming increasingly belligerent in their campaign to extend the entitlement to vote beyond men who owned property.

Large stucco 18th century house. The house was one of the locally listed buildings by Newport City Council in 1995 and is of course in the Conservation Area.