News 
- CAP scheme
The EU Common Agricultural Policy has recently been changed to extend the Single Payment Scheme to fruit and vegetable producers.
- New church in Aberavon
The Sandfields estate in Aberavon has a new church. This new modern building, costing over £350,000, is set on the main road, and can be seen by all.
- New vacancy available
Incumbent for Parish of Cadoxton-juxta-Neath and Tonna
- New vacancy available
The Parish of All Saints, Barry
- Advent Conversations with the Archbishop
A chance in every Archdeaconry to listen to and talk with Archbishop Barry. Three meetings in December.
Welcome
The Diocese of Llandaff takes its name from the ancient cathedral that was established on the site of a church built by the Celtic saints in the 6th century.
Llandaff is also the Diocese of the current Archbishop of Wales, the Most Revd Dr Barry Morgan. He is the chief overseer of the Church in Wales, which is the Anglican church which serves the principality.
Until 1920 the Anglican Welsh Church was part of the Church of England, but since that date we have been independent and autonomous, drawing up our own procedures, rules and regulations, while observing what is happening in our sister Churches of the Anglican Communion elsewhere in the UK and around the world.
The Diocese covers an area ranging from west of Neath to most of Cardiff in the east, from the Bristol Channel in the south to Merthyr Tydfil in the north.
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