Category: Public Meeting

Posted in Morganstown Public Meeting Radyr

General Meeting of Radyr and Morganstown Hub

Author: Gareth Morlais Published Date: September 2, 2017 Leave a Comment on General Meeting of Radyr and Morganstown Hub

A General Meeting of the Radyr & Morganstown Hub is taking place on 25 September in the Old Church Rooms. There’s a guest speaker too. Here are the details:

Posted in Public Meeting Radyr Service

The future of Radyr Library

Author: Gareth Morlais Published Date: January 10, 2015 Leave a Comment on The future of Radyr Library

The future of the library, in the face of public spending cute, is being discussed by the Community Council on 15 January. We’ll keep an eye on developments here and on @RadyrPost on Twitter.

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Posted in Danescourt Public Meeting Radyr

Radyr Court Road planning appeal inspector site visit

Author: Gareth Morlais Published Date: June 7, 2014 Leave a Comment on Radyr Court Road planning appeal inspector site visit

Many readers will be aware of the plans to build new homes on the green land of Radyr Court Road by Nabatean Ltd.

The aptly-named Simon Field of the Save Radyr Court Road group has written to say that the Planning Inspector appointed to make the final decision will visit the site at 2pm on Thursday 12th June 2014. He invites residents who oppose the plans to meet him at 2pm on the same day at the bottom of Spooky Lane at the end of Radyr Court Road.

The visit follows the planning inquiry conducted over two days in City Hall, Cardiff, in May.

Simon says that “counsel for the owners of the land emphasised that the path that runs from the end of Radyr Court Road (by the gates across ‘Spooky Lane’) across the land towards Radyr Woods is not a right of way, and as it is entirely privately owned, it can be closed at any time (but) we believe that continuous open access for the length of that path has existed for a very long time – certainly more than 20 years.”

Looking ahead to the site visit, Simon adds: “Whilst we are asked not to enter into any debate regarding evidence, we are allowed to point things out to the inspector. So we would like a good turnout of local residents, to demonstrate the strength of feeling against the planning application, and to highlight how much we value and make use of the land and its various footpaths.”
If you want to go along to the appeal inspector’s site visit, go to the bottom of Spooky Lane at the end of Radyr Court Road at 2pm on Thursday 12th June 2014.

 

Photo from Simon Field's http://www.saveradyrcourtroad.org.uk website
Photo from Simon Field’s http://www.saveradyrcourtroad.org.uk website

Cross-posted on LlandafPost.