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To Do List
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Sports

 * Rugby Union
 * Oganisations
 * Welsh Rugby Union - Done
 * Rugby Football Union - Expand
 * Competitions
 * Celtic League
 * 2001/2002 - League Only
 * 2002/2003 - League Only
 * 2003/2004 - League and Cup
 * European Rugby Cup
 * 1995/1996 - Done
 * 1996/1997 - Done
 * 1997/1998 - Done
 * 1998/1999 - Done
 * 1999/2000 - Done
 * 2000/2001 - Done
 * 2001/2002 - Done
 * 2002/2003 - Done
 * 2003/2004 - move from 2003-4 Heineken Cup and standardise
 * Clubs / Regions
 * Wales
 * Cardiff Blues - Done
 * Celtic Warriors - Defunct - Done
 * Gwent Dragons - Done
 * Llanelli Scarlets - Done
 * Neath-Swansea Ospreys - Done
 * Aberavon RFC
 * Abertillery RFC
 * Bedwas RFC
 * Bridgend Ravens RFC - Priority
 * Caerphilly RFC - Priority
 * Camarthen RFC
 * Cardiff RFC - Priority
 * Cross Keys RFC
 * Ebbw Vale RFC - Priority
 * Glamorgan Wanderers
 * Llandovery RFC
 * Llanelli RFC - Priority
 * Llanharan RFC
 * Neath RFC - Priority
 * Newbridge RFC
 * Pontypool RFC - Priority
 * Pontypridd RFC - Done
 * Swansea Sharks RFC - Priority
 * Treorchy Rhondda Zebras RFC
 * Scotland
 * Edinburgh Rugby
 * Glasgow Rugby
 * The Borders
 * Ireland
 * Connacht Rugby
 * Leinster Lions
 * Munster Rugby
 * Ulster Rugby

Places

 * Llanwynno

Requests
Llanhyfryddawelllehynafolybarcudprindanfygythiadtrienusyrhafnauole

An interesting tale, but technically not entirely true I think.

Communities in the UK do not have the right to give themselves any name they wish - or at least they can put up whatever placename boards the like, but the Ordnance Survey, the Post Office, and the Department of Transport (or ODPM as it is now) have to recognise the changes if you really want the new name to be used on letters, maps, and road signs.

It is vanishingly unlikely that a nme adopted as a protest would win such recognition. Its also a tediously long process and requires a high degree of unanimity from all local authorities before it has a chance of going through. I know because my own town (Letchworth Garden City) just did this and it took AGES!

Llanfynydd has no more right to its claim than the previous attempt to take Llanfair PG's record - Gorsafawddacha'idraigodanheddogleddollônpenrhynareurdraethceredigion (a station on the Fairbourne & Barmouth Miniature Railway which is longer than "Llanhyfryddawelllehynafolybarcudprindanfygythiadtrienusyrhafnauole"!)

So - while its a nice story, Llanhyfryddawelllehynafolybarcudprindanfygythiadtrienusyrhafnauole lacks a claim to being even the longest unofficial place name, leave along the longest official one.

I suggest you amend the entry accordingly.

Bold textBridgend RFC official site is www.bridgendravens.co.uk I have changed a few would appreciate you altering any you come accross Thanks