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Bettws Chapel in Abergavenny, Monmouthshire
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About Bettws Chapel

Bettws Chapel is a Christian place of worship in Abergavenny, Monmouthshire. Members come from across Abergavenny and neighbouring communities in Monmouthshire. Service times are not yet listed here, so please contact the church directly before planning a visit.

It holds a Grade II listed status, which recognises its architectural and historic importance and limits what may be altered.

It belongs to the broad community of churches across Wales, where Church in Wales parishes and chapel congregations share a deep Christian heritage. Abergavenny lies within Monmouthshire, whose county town is Usk. The church forms part of the wider Other Christian presence across Monmouthshire.

The building

Listed status
Grade II listed

Building details from Wikidata, available under CC0.

Getting there

Parking near older church buildings can be limited, so allow a few extra minutes or arrive on foot where you can.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Bettws Chapel?

Bettws Chapel is in Abergavenny, Monmouthshire.

How old is Bettws Chapel?

It is a Grade II listed building.

When are services at Bettws Chapel?

Service times for Bettws Chapel are not yet listed in our directory. Please contact the church directly to confirm when services are held.

Is Bettws Chapel accessible?

Accessibility provision varies between church buildings. Contact the church directly to ask about step-free access, accessible toilets or a hearing loop before you visit.

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