Built-up area in Caerphilly, Wales
| Coordinates: | 51.663, -3.22 |
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| OS grid ref: | ST 15 96 |
Fleur-de-lis and Pengam are neighbouring former coal‑mining villages in the county borough of Caerphilly, Wales, tucked into the Rhymney Valley a short drive from Blackwood and Bargoed. The landscape is typically post‑industrial South Wales, with terraces and pit‑site echoes giving way to pockets of green space; they sit within easy commuting distance of Cardiff while still offering direct access to the valleys and uplands beyond.
Historically centred on the 19th‑ and 20th‑century coal and iron industries, both communities retain strong local identity through clubs, sports teams and community halls, and have been part of wider regeneration efforts to adapt to a service and commuter economy. You’ll find reminders of their industrial past alongside everyday village life - shops, pubs and civic projects - with a bilingual Welsh‑English cultural thread and an active local social scene.
NP12 3PL, NP12 3SQ, NP12 1PD, NP12 3SW, NP12 3AB, NP12 3SB, NP12 3UN, NP12 3XT, NP12 3UG … See all