Nearest town: Brecon
Site type: churchyard
Access: Public
Church name: St Mary
Diocese: Swansea and Brecon
County: Powys
Country: Wales
Grid ref: SO14373488
Lost yew site: No
Date visited: 19-Jul-02
Recorded by: Tim Hills
Protection & responsibility: Church in Wales
Yews recorded at this site: Ancient 4m-5m, Notable
Notes: The church is a Victorian rebuild of a medieval building. Its detached belfry survives from the original. The churchyard is owned by the community council. Paul Wood's plan shows 7 yews growing in the churchyard, of which numbers 1, 5, 6 and 7 are recorded here. Paul observed in 2016 that the original churchyard boundary has been greatly reduced to its current size and form. Northwest of the church, number 8 on the plan, is a yew that appears to have once been a churchyard specimen but now grows in the garden of an adjoining property. Trees 3 and 4 on the plan are a pair of young yews planted either side of the lych gate.
Tree ID | Location | Photo | Yews recorded | Girth |
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1215 | Bronllys | Ancient 4m-5m | 417cm at 30cm - view more info | |
4903 | Bronllys | Ancient 4m-5m | 406cm - view more info | |
1150 | Bronllys | Notable | 378cm at the ground - view more info | |
4904 | Bronllys | Notable | No data available - view more info |