Planning Application 20/00187/MJR for 45 Dwellings accessed via de Braose Close has been updated to 36 Dwellings.
68 documents were added by the developers this February, many about details of the revised dwellings plus revised editions of previous documents and details of a Community Woodland proposal.
Previous comments and objections will still be considered, however please review them and submit updated comments and objections before 12 March 2021.
The planning application documents can be accessed by this link https://planningonline.cardiff.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=_CARDIFF_DCAPR_130069
Comments/objections can be sent via Email to [email protected] quoting the planning application reference number, or by registering to submit comments.
The Danescourt Community Association objection in February 2020 can be read here.
The Danescourt Community Association objection in March 2021 can be read here.
The Save our Woods campaign has a new petition objecting to this planning application, to be completed by 14 March, at https://saveourwoods.org/new-petition/
Further information can also be found on the ‘Save our Woods’ website at https://saveourwoods.org/welcome/ |
Last Updated on Saturday, 10 April 2021 16:21 |
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DCA Response to post-Covid Wlesh government Recovery and Reconstruction Plan |
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The Welsh Government has been consulting on a post-Covid recovery and reconstruction plan. You can read more about it here
This is a contributiuon to the consulation from Edgar Gibbs on behalf of the DCA
Dear Julie
I am writing on behalf of the Danescourt Community Association, Cardiff.
I apologise for the slight delay in getting this response to you. I hope you will still consider the following.
Rebuilding after COVID-19
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There needs to be a review of transportation in the light of home working and reluctance to use public transport and the need for an alternative.
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The use of privately owned care homes will hopefully be faded out and new care homes will need to be built and where appropriate old ones refurbished. This rebuilding work to be undertaken by a not for profit organisation jointly managed by the Welsh Government and the Local Authorities.
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Properties in need of refurbishment are bought by developers and refurbished making high levels of profit. The properties should be purchased by the Welsh Government/Council, possibly in partnership with developers and refurbished to prove “individual” council houses using any profits made for reinvesting into the scheme.
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The Council should set up a Development Corporation with Compulsory Purchase Powers to purchase land and properly co-ordinate and develop housing, transportation, and the metro line.
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The Council should help rebuild the mental health of young people by educating them on health, pandemic issues and care of the elderly. Youth clubs and new start need funding and importantly places to meet. Refurbishing old halls and meeting places could provide jobs as well.
I trust you find the suggestions helpful.
Regards
Edgar
Edgar Gibbs BSc,CEng, MICE
Chair of Danescourt Community Association, Cardiff |
Local Councillor's Surgeries |
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Do you want to meet your local Councillors and ask them questions about the Council and its policies, or raise concerns about problems in our area? Surgeries provide an opportunity for any resident to go and talk to their councillor face to face and these take place on a regular basis.
The next opportunity to meet your councillors, Sean Driscoll and Peter Huw Jenkins is as follows. All surgeries are from 12noon to 1pm;
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St John's Church Hall
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Llandaff Parish Hall
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24/02/2024
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Peter Huw Jenkins
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Sean Driscoll
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30/03/2024
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Sean Driscoll
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Peter Huw Jenkins
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27/04/2024
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Peter Huw Jenkins
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Sean Driscoll
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25/05/2024
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Sean Driscoll
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Peter Huw Jenkins
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29/06/2024
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Peter Huw Jenkins
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Sean Driscoll
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27/07/2024
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Sean Driscoll
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Peter Huw Jenkins
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31/08/2024
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Peter Huw Jenkins
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Sean Driscoll
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28/09/2024
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Sean Driscoll
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Peter Huw Jenkins
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26/10/2024
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Peter Huw Jenkins
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Sean Driscoll
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30/11/2024
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Sean Driscoll
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Peter Huw Jenkins
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Cardiff Bus Service Changes January 2020 |
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On Monday the 27th January, Cardiff Bus are implementing a new timetable for the 62/63/63A services. The service to and from Danescourt to the City Centre will be similar at 3 per hour during office hours Monday to Friday. The Radyr 63 service is reduced to 2 per hour at 20/40 minute intervals and a new 1 per hour 62 bus which goes from Heol Seddon along Llantrisant Road and terminates in Rhydlafar Drive will be introduced.
For detailed information see the Cardiff Bus website |
Last Updated on Tuesday, 14 January 2020 20:16 |
From Wednesday 11th September, Transport for Wales are working with all Welsh local councils and the Welsh Government to roll out new-style Concessionary Travel Cards by the end of December 2019.
These cards will replace the current green 'bus passes' across Wales.
You can find more information here https://tfw.gov.wales/travelcards or https://www.cardiff.gov.uk/ENG/resident/Parking-roads-and-travel/Apply-for-a-bus-pass/Pages/Apply-for-a-bus-pass.aspx |
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