Sunday, 19 March 2017
Poster to follow
Discover the secrets of
Ruperra Castle during World War II
Learn
about the training of the
181 Regiment of the Royal Army Medical
Corps.
Remember the contribution the Indian Army
made to the training.
Bring photos, postcards and World War II memorabilia from
the area and share your
stories
With musical entertainment from World War II singer
Donna Arlington
Saturday 1 April 2017 Rudry Parish Hall
2.30 pm – 5 pm with Tea
and Cakes
Entry free – donations
welcome
Monday, 6 March 2017
Access to Ruperra Castle
Ruperra CastleAccess.
The drive that runs past the Castle grounds from the Lisvane Road to the Michaestone road is private - unless you live there or are visiting a resident or are taking part in an event, you cannot drive a car aong there. The drive however is a public footpath, but there is no where near to park your car.
If you are visiting the Hollybush Inn in Draethen, you can use the footpath behind the Inn to walk up through the woods and over the top to the Ruperra Castle Drive. You can also park in the Coed Craig Ruperra woodland car park on the Draethen - Michaelstone road and walk through the woodland to the drive.
Otherwise you have to be a very good walker!
Watch out for organised walks with special prking made available.
The drive that runs past the Castle grounds from the Lisvane Road to the Michaestone road is private - unless you live there or are visiting a resident or are taking part in an event, you cannot drive a car aong there. The drive however is a public footpath, but there is no where near to park your car.
If you are visiting the Hollybush Inn in Draethen, you can use the footpath behind the Inn to walk up through the woods and over the top to the Ruperra Castle Drive. You can also park in the Coed Craig Ruperra woodland car park on the Draethen - Michaelstone road and walk through the woodland to the drive.
Otherwise you have to be a very good walker!
Watch out for organised walks with special prking made available.
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