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Residents Against Cwm Isaf

102 Comments

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Enough is enough..................

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Marie Adams
7 years ago

Why are we constantly building on green field sites, instead of recycling derelict, brown field sites such as the Coke Works. The answer is simple, profit! We should be preserving the little countryside we have left. Also the road past power station hill is ridiculously slow and congested for most of the day, 350 houses is not going to help.

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Charlie Hannah
7 years ago

What's wrong with brownfield sites? Leave our countryside alone.

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Katherine Cauvain
7 years ago

There are plenty of brownfield sites that could be used for building homes instead of destroying more beautiful countryside & wildlife habitats

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Gina widdison
7 years ago Featured

The way it's going we will have NO green fields left in Rhondda Cynon Taff. It's going to be like Grows Faen they are putting up a big development over there and don't think of the impact it has on small village's or roads. PLEASE don't leave our future generations without any green fields.

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Mark Leyshon
7 years ago

This will mean increased traffic, more pollution and will destroy the village feel of Efail Isaf. I have emailed my objections to RCT planning dept and encourage others to do the same.

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Lynne Elston
7 years ago

A ludicrous proposal. Efail Isaf cannot cope with the size of this development.

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Diana Gittins
7 years ago

I am against the building of houses on this site in Efail Isaf.

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Elizabeth Skipper
7 years ago

We do not have the infrastructure to cope with this development.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

We don't need anymore new houses. We need more doctor's, more schools, more local amenities. We need green spaces

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Alison Wiltshire
7 years ago

I believe this will have a massive impact on the local infrastructure

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Einir Sion
7 years ago

This propsed development will change a beautiful and envied landscape, blur boundaries, create another byway of houses (of which RCT have plenty) and put undue pressure on an already stretched highway and sevices infrastructure. I oppose it strongly

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Carolyn Frater-Thomas
7 years ago

1.Even more strain on our local health services & schools. 2.Worse congestion. 3.Increased levels of air pollution. 4.Risk of flooding & impact on wildlife. 5.Loss of our village to urban sprawl. Why is this development EVEN being contemplated? This area has undergone massive growth in my life time without proportionate increase in resources - for example Is a 3 week wait for a doctors appointment acceptable? This development will only make matters worse.

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Brandon Coles
7 years ago

Leave the green field sites alone There's plenty of other locations that can be used.

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Christine Hughes
7 years ago

The village is struggling with traffic, getting through Heol y Ffynnon is getting more difficult with only single lane available due to parked cars. More housing will increase traffic issues in and around the village.

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Heulyn Rees
7 years ago

Getting out of the area in the morning is taking longer and longer. We have already lost the benefits of the bypass and more houses will only compound the problems.

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Gavin Mitchell
7 years ago

Unnecessary development on green land will cause massive disruption to the area/wildlife and will put a detrimental stress on surrounding amenities. Also prone to flooding.

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Owen Pearce
7 years ago

Infrastructure poor in area, all promised schools,gp surgeries, shops etc never happen. Roads cannot take more traffic, we need to stop allowing green field sites being used as we know all they want to do is build through to junction 33, concentrate on brown field sites and redevelopment of city dwellings that are empty. RCT love the income from new housing but don’t care about what it does to the existing occupants of Newtown Llantwit

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Robert Bressington
7 years ago

This area cannot cope with further housing developments unless there are firm plans to improve the current infrastructure to cope with increased demands on services etc and protection of the environment

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Teresa Bressington
7 years ago

The area is at capacity, the current infrastructure cannot cope with increased housing developments, traffic and demand on emergency/GP Services and education facilities