The owners officially confirmed they are moving forward with the restoration plans we demanded. We forced them to be transparent about the future of the building because we united as a neighborhood. Keep a close watch on the site to ensure they actually follow through on their promises.
We, the undersigned, are concerned about the derelict state of the Halfway in Bontddu. We request that the owners of the hotel inform local residents of their plans for the building
Rydan ni, yr isod, yn poeni am gyflwr yr Halfway yn Bontddu. Gofynnwn i'r perchnogion roi gwybod i drigolion lleol am eu cynlluniau ar gyfer yr adeilad.
We hit 250 signatures today. Post this link on your Facebook page and tag the owners to demand they address the state of the building.
Reached 250 supporters
November 26, 2019
Reached 100 supporters
October 17, 2019
October 15, 2019
We are approaching one hundred signatures and the owners cannot ignore us for much longer. Post this link on your Facebook page right now to keep the momentum moving. Text three neighbors today and tell them why this building needs our attention.
145 Comments
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Philippa Poulson
3 years ago
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Gastro pubs are hugely popular, and this is such a notable place could easily attract the crowds that The Cross Foxes does. There's nothing else around unless you're in either town. Additionally, if there were room, wouldn't it be useful to have a little local shop of sorts, to save people the trek to Barmouth/Dolgellau, also serving coffee and a social hub?
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Sioned white
6 years ago
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Though I do not live there any more I still have family that do and I believe we need to keep as much of our history standing and in use in order not to forget who we are where we are from and our past and to take it into our future
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Lilian Buy
6 years ago
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Makes me very sad to see this unloved building every time I pass it. This could be such an asset to the community if reopened. There are many community owned pubs that offer services such as groceries, post office, collection & delivery point, community hub for recreational clubs and classes etc.
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Victoria Mill
6 years ago
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Since we moved to the area 3 years ago we have been hoping the Halfway would be renovated & reopened as a pub & hotel. It’s a very popular area all year around & there are many successful businesses around here. Such a shame to see this historic building rot
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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i’m a visitor to the area and remember this place as a warm and welcoming pub/restaurant. It should be restored to be the heart of the village or at least have its future made clear to local residents. It’s unfair on them to leave it in such disrepair
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Vivian Jones
6 years ago
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Definitely needs looking into. Was a village pub and should remain so.
Make sure thete are no loopholes for the owners to be granted change of use and convert it to another holiday home.
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Suzanne Savage
1 year ago
Such a shame, used to be a thriving business now a real eyesore
The owners officially confirmed they are moving forward with the restoration plans we demanded. We forced them to be transparent about the future of the building because we united as a neighborhood. Keep a close watch on the site to ensure they actually follow through on their promises.
We, the undersigned, are concerned about the derelict state of the Halfway in Bontddu. We request that the owners of the hotel inform local residents of their plans for the building
Rydan ni, yr isod, yn poeni am gyflwr yr Halfway yn Bontddu. Gofynnwn i'r perchnogion roi gwybod i drigolion lleol am eu cynlluniau ar gyfer yr adeilad.
We hit 250 signatures today. Post this link on your Facebook page and tag the owners to demand they address the state of the building.
Reached 250 supporters
November 26, 2019
Reached 100 supporters
October 17, 2019
October 15, 2019
We are approaching one hundred signatures and the owners cannot ignore us for much longer. Post this link on your Facebook page right now to keep the momentum moving. Text three neighbors today and tell them why this building needs our attention.
145 Comments
P
Philippa Poulson
3 years ago
Featured
Gastro pubs are hugely popular, and this is such a notable place could easily attract the crowds that The Cross Foxes does. There's nothing else around unless you're in either town. Additionally, if there were room, wouldn't it be useful to have a little local shop of sorts, to save people the trek to Barmouth/Dolgellau, also serving coffee and a social hub?
S
Sioned white
6 years ago
Featured
Though I do not live there any more I still have family that do and I believe we need to keep as much of our history standing and in use in order not to forget who we are where we are from and our past and to take it into our future
L
Lilian Buy
6 years ago
Featured
Makes me very sad to see this unloved building every time I pass it. This could be such an asset to the community if reopened. There are many community owned pubs that offer services such as groceries, post office, collection & delivery point, community hub for recreational clubs and classes etc.
V
Victoria Mill
6 years ago
Featured
Since we moved to the area 3 years ago we have been hoping the Halfway would be renovated & reopened as a pub & hotel. It’s a very popular area all year around & there are many successful businesses around here. Such a shame to see this historic building rot
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
i’m a visitor to the area and remember this place as a warm and welcoming pub/restaurant. It should be restored to be the heart of the village or at least have its future made clear to local residents. It’s unfair on them to leave it in such disrepair
V
Vivian Jones
6 years ago
Featured
Definitely needs looking into. Was a village pub and should remain so.
Make sure thete are no loopholes for the owners to be granted change of use and convert it to another holiday home.
S
Suzanne Savage
1 year ago
Such a shame, used to be a thriving business now a real eyesore
Gastro pubs are hugely popular, and this is such a notable place could easily attract the crowds that The Cross Foxes does. There's nothing else around unless you're in either town. Additionally, if there were room, wouldn't it be useful to have a little local shop of sorts, to save people the trek to Barmouth/Dolgellau, also serving coffee and a social hub?