Save Parc Coed y Nant near #Pentwyn leisure centre
Objection to plans to build on fields by Pentwyn leisure centre, Cardiff
For action: Write NOW to Cardiff Council on your views to protect and maintain our wonderful city
Just days left to make your voice heard on the plan for Cardiff’s next decade!
Make sure you have your say NOW on the future of your city!
Cardiff council wants to know your views on its replacement local development plan (RLDP) which decides what gets built where for the next decade
Guildford Crescent is in a wretched state
Cardiff council has allowed developers Galliford Try to put profits ahead of people with the demolition of Guildford Crescent
Cardiff should ensure luxury developers contribute their fair share to tackle city housing crisis - a letter to the Echo
Cardiff council should make planning agreements stick to tackle city housing crisis
Trees under threat - residents and leaders voice concerns
Mature trees at risk at the Cedars in Canton and Pontcanna area
Building colour - a black and white issue
Cardiff council are supporting the wacky new trend for heat absorbiing black buildings - despite rising global temperatures. But is there an alternative?
Deleting sites from list before voting ‘cynical’ - #LlandaffNorth #TheFram
CARDIFF council has been accused of behaving in a “deeply cynical” way by removing areas from a list of potential development sites in the run-up to Thursday’s local government election.
Official: despite Huw Thomas’ denials, Cardiff Council could list city pubs to protect them
Culture Minister and Cardiff head of planning have both said that the Council could list old pubs for protection - if it wanted to
Warning of legal challenge if consultation on city’s future is not undertaken correctly
Cardiff Council’s Environmental Scrutiny Committee has issued a damning report on the failure of the Council to properly consult with residents on the future of the city in its replacement local development plan (RDLP).
Campaigners say business park bid ‘bewildering’
OPPONENTS of a proposed business park on the border of Cardiff and Newport which could create 5,000 jobs say it would destroy a biodiverse wetland adjacent to the Gwent Levels and go against decarbonisation plans.
Homeowners want build laws change
LEASEHOLDERS facing huge repair bills after they unwittingly bought apartments in buildings that have serious fire risks say it’s unfair that the company which developed their homes is still having planning applications approved.
Potentially dangerous new buildings - the questions Cardiff Council must answer
Safety: Cardiff Civic Society are concerned to have it confirmed that Cardiff council has not had a building control operational manager since at least September 2020
Llandaff Fields Tree Masacre
Cardiff Council allow developers to fell mature trees in public park to give better view to future luxury townhouse owners
Will plans for a Military Medicine Museum in Cardiff pay their own way?
Will Cardiff's proposed Military Medicine Museum pay its own way?
Suffolk House trees to be felled on Sunday
Mature trees at Suffolk House, Canton felled with the agreement of Cardiff Council