The National Archives

The family sent a request for information to The National Archives (deadline 12 Nov 2026).

The family sent a preservation notice to The National Archives (deadline 12 Nov 2026).

The family sent a complaint to The National Archives (deadline 12 Nov 2026).

The family sent a request for information to The National Archives (deadline 12 Nov 2026).

In short: Provides catalogue search links and explains search methodology, directing the requester to further self-search or paid research.

In short: Identifies a likely map reference but states further parish and assessment details are needed, suggesting a visit or paid search.

The family sent a request for information to The National Archives (deadline 6 Nov 2026).

The family sent a request for an internal review to The National Archives (deadline 23 Oct 2026).

In short: Automated third-party notice states the institution has not replied promptly and offers a reminder link.

In short: Clarifies case reference numbers for the original request, internal review, and earlier enquiry, attaching the prior final response.

The family sent a request for an internal review to The National Archives (deadline 23 Oct 2026).

FOI reply, 23 September 2026:

“The crux of your query is local land ownership dispute in Glamorgan and the demolition of some buildings by a private company; generally speaking, these are not matters dealt with by central government and we would not expect to see anything within our collections.”

In short: Provides catalogue results and some court case records, states most material is not expected to be held, and offers paid research for further searches.

In short: Automated reminder asking the requester to update the published request's status.

In short: Confirms the request has been taken off hold and states a response date.

In short: Automated notification that a new response to the published request is available online.

In short: States the request cannot be processed without clarification of its scope under section 1(3).

The family sent a chaser to The National Archives.

In short: States a catalogue search using specified terms produced no results and directs requester to guides and paid search options.

The family sent a complaint to The National Archives.

In short: Automated satisfaction survey invitation relating to a separate case reference.

In short: The institution states it does not hold the requested records and directs the requester to the National Library of Wales.

The family sent a request for information to The National Archives (deadline 24 Aug 2026).

The family sent a request for information to The National Archives (deadline 24 Aug 2026).

The family sent a letter to The National Archives.

In short: The records team provides specific catalogue references including a court book and Bute estate archive collections, and notes no further index cards exist.

In short: An automated satisfaction survey invitation is sent referencing the case numbers for the enquiry.

In short: The records team shares the original 1920s manorial return, states it adds little detail, and suggests National Library of Wales catalogues for further research.

The family sent a clarification to The National Archives.

In short: The records team explains MDR scope, lists repositories holding Llandough manorial records, and notes review of original 1920s survey returns.

The family sent a letter to The National Archives.

In short: Institution states it holds no relevant records, clarifies Manorial Documents Register scope, and redirects to HM Land Registry.

The family sent a clarification to The National Archives.

In short: Institution acknowledges receipt and states the correspondence has been passed to a team for a coordinated response.

The family sent a preservation notice to The National Archives.

The family sent a complaint to The National Archives.

The family sent a clarification to The National Archives.

In short: Institution states it is unlikely to hold the requested land case records and directs requester to other bodies and research guides.

In short: Institution explains it does not annotate disputed records and confirms searched judicial series contain no relevant material.

The family sent a clarification to The National Archives.

The family sent a clarification to The National Archives.

The family sent a request for information to The National Archives.