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Camelot Place, NEWPORT, NP19 8DP

Bristol Street from the corner of Hereford Street towards Whitby Place.

On the corner of Hereford Street and Church Road. The foundation stone was laid in October 1891, and the building opened for worship in 1892.

The South Wales East regional office of the Welsh Conservatives is located on Church Road. The current Conservative member of the Welsh Assembly for the region is Mohammad Asghar. He was elected to the Assembly in 2007 as a Plaid Cymru member. In December 2009 he left the party to join the Welsh Conservatives. He is the first ethnic minority and Muslim member of the Assembly. The premises were previously occupied by a PC repairs and support business. On the right is Baguette, selling baguettes, sandwiches and other snacks.

On the left is a corner shop, The Local. On the right is The Cutting Edge, Church Road, hair and beauty studio. Just out of shot on the right is St Matthews church. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1605454

Located on Church Road, opposite Hereford Street. There are about 70 children enrolled, of pre-school age (aged 3 or 4).

Ty Derwen is the head office of GAVO (Gwent Association of Voluntary Organisations). GAVO provides support and advice for community and voluntary groups as well as individuals who are interested in helping and supporting their community. GAVO also offers support to charities and those wishing to set up social enterprises. Formerly known as Barnardtown or Church Road school(s), the buildings date from c1880 when they were erected as Board schools (boys, girls and infants). The Elementary Education Act of 1870 required the provision of a school place for every child aged from 5 to 12. Locally elected committees (School Boards) were empowered to build additional schools if needed. These schools were known as Board schools.

Office at 15-17 Church Road of Mohammad Asghar, Welsh Conservative Assembly Member (AM) for South Wales East in the Welsh Assembly. The name sign also shows Abbeyfield Wales Society Ltd, whose business is housing and care homes.

Located on Church Road near the Hereford Street junction. Under the name of the business on the green awning is "HOT & COLD FOOD" UPDATE March 2013 Now the premises of Paprika Indian takeaway. http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3352531

Known as ADN or Anondho Dhara Newport, established in 1995. Services and facilities available at the centre include information, an IT (Information Technology) suite, meeting/conference room and training facilities. Refreshments and lunch are available. The centre is available for hire.

Viewed across Church Road. The church is on the corner of Hereford Street. The foundation stone was laid in October 1891. The building opened for worship in 1892. The Church in Wales church is in the parish of Maindee, deanery of Newport, diocese of Monmouth.