PERMISSION GIVEN BY CITY PLANNERS TO PROCEED.

The story so far

Since the University of Wales Trinity St David announced their intention to relocate, Uplands Party Councillors have been heavily involved in the communication with the University residents of Cwmgwyn and the Lons to make sure that the application suited everybody's needs and addressed any concerns. Bullet points of the history of this are lower down on this page.

The Planning Hearing - 6th Aug 2019

Uplands Party Councillors Peter May and Irene Mann spoke in support of the application at hearing. The following assurances were granted to residents as the result of the dialogue that Peter had had since 2014 with the University and Pobl, the developer.

The lower part of the site would be retained as green space, with the public footpath access to Penlan Crescent at the south being retained.

There would be dialogue with the residents of Lon Bryngwyn about the demolition of the existing buildings to ensure this was done as sensitively as possible.

There would be no public access to Lon Cwmgwyn and Lon Bryngwyn due to shared concerns with the police about anti social behaviour and to protect the integrity of the cul-de-sacs which residents asked for.

The blanket tree preservation order lobbied for by Uplands Party Councillor Peter May would continue to stand.

The vehicle access would be an improved one to Townhill Road which will be safer.

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Thank to the residents who participated in all the dialogue.

ThE FUTURE OF TOWNHILL CAMPUS

1. Up for Sale

3. Steps taken are taken to protect

2. Residents voice their views.

As the University announce plans to move the site is included in the council's development plan.

2. Residents voice their views.

3. Steps taken are taken to protect

2. Residents voice their views.

Uplands Councillor Peter May writes to residents and presents their views to the council. The main view is to resist development in the lower wooded area of the site. (2015)

3. Steps taken are taken to protect

4. Labour ignore the opportunity to represent you.

Uplands councillor Peter May intervenes after trees are felled on the site. A tree preservation order is granted for the whole site. (Mar 2016)

4. Labour ignore the opportunity to represent you.

Your 3 Labour councillors walk away from the situation and ignore the University's invitation to meet. (Jan 2017)

5. Only Peter is left to fight your corner.

4. Labour ignore the opportunity to represent you.

5. Only Peter is left to fight your corner.

Attending the meeting alone, Uplands councillor Peter May puts your views and concerns forward to the University. A community feedback section is now included in the selling pack. (Mar 2017)

6. Supporting you in the future

4. Labour ignore the opportunity to represent you.

5. Only Peter is left to fight your corner.

VOTE UPLANDS and we will keep you informed of future developments as the University vacate the site in 2018. We will also represent your views on planning applications on the site which affect your neighbourhood.