I think Cardiff Council could find enough brown field land if they wanted to, and I'm disgusted they haven't committed to protect the green belt.
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Debbie Baker
10 years ago
I live in Lisvane and chose to live in this quiet leafy suburb so I had easy access to the countryside and still be close to the city. The traffic in Lisvane over the last 7 years has quadrupled with the introduction and use of sat navs, we certainly don't need any more houses being built in this area and congesting the small roads even further. We need to preserve our beautiful countryside and utilise brown sites first before building on green belt land. I rode my bike on the Ely trail from the bay, there was loads of scrub land there that could be built on.
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Margaret Harries
10 years ago
Brown field sites are available for development. These should be utilised first.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Fully support the campaign. I live in Lisvane & am horrified at the plans to build more houses. I moved here 8 years ago so our children and ourselves with our dogs could go walk in the green belt area and not feel suffocated by the city
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Fully support the campaign. I live in Lisvane & am horrified at the plans to build more houses. I moved here 8 years ago so our children and ourselves with our dogs could go walk in the green belt area and not feel suffocated by the city
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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Fully support the campaign. I live in Lisvane & am horrified at the plans to build more houses. I moved here 8 years ago so our children and ourselves with our dogs could go walk in the green belt area and not feel suffocated by the city
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I fully support the need to keep the Green Belt in order to control building and protect our ever important countryside
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Ceri Clatworthy
12 years ago
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we need as much green land as possible preserved....it is thelungs of the planet and protection from flooding. Why cover more of our great Earth in concrete?
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Melanie Steed
12 years ago
The area north of the M4 is the green lung of Cardiff and one of its major attractions.
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Terry Williams
12 years ago
It would be a disaster to lose more of our countryside, which erodes wildlife and places which our children/grandchildren enjoy.
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Mr William Stephens
12 years ago
keep greenbelt at all costs.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
save the green belt - it is essential in many ways - one lost it can never be restored
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Anonymous
12 years ago
All our 'green space' is precious for future generations, please stop building on it.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
We need more open green space not less. H
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Lynda Mir
12 years ago
The green belt is vital for us locally.
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Afzal Mir
12 years ago
We will soon forget what green belts are like!!
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Robert Parfitt
12 years ago
The green belt should be saved for future generations. Use all of the brown belt first.
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simon hart
12 years ago
you will be sorry when theres nothing left!!!
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Ralph Dacey
12 years ago
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Once built, the damage is done forever. More housing would clearly be beneficial for many, however, lets be more innovative and smarter in our solutions, protecting our environment also.
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Debbie Baker
12 years ago
Please don't build on any more fields in the north of cardiff. there are plenty of derelict spaces to build on before destroying any more of our countryside!
I think Cardiff Council could find enough brown field land if they wanted to, and I'm disgusted they haven't committed to protect the green belt.
I live in Lisvane and chose to live in this quiet leafy suburb so I had easy access to the countryside and still be close to the city. The traffic in Lisvane over the last 7 years has quadrupled with the introduction and use of sat navs, we certainly don't need any more houses being built in this area and congesting the small roads even further. We need to preserve our beautiful countryside and utilise brown sites first before building on green belt land. I rode my bike on the Ely trail from the bay, there was loads of scrub land there that could be built on.
Brown field sites are available for development. These should be utilised first.
Fully support the campaign. I live in Lisvane & am horrified at the plans to build more houses. I moved here 8 years ago so our children and ourselves with our dogs could go walk in the green belt area and not feel suffocated by the city
Fully support the campaign. I live in Lisvane & am horrified at the plans to build more houses. I moved here 8 years ago so our children and ourselves with our dogs could go walk in the green belt area and not feel suffocated by the city
Fully support the campaign. I live in Lisvane & am horrified at the plans to build more houses. I moved here 8 years ago so our children and ourselves with our dogs could go walk in the green belt area and not feel suffocated by the city
I fully support the need to keep the Green Belt in order to control building and protect our ever important countryside
we need as much green land as possible preserved....it is thelungs of the planet and protection from flooding. Why cover more of our great Earth in concrete?
The area north of the M4 is the green lung of Cardiff and one of its major attractions.
It would be a disaster to lose more of our countryside, which erodes wildlife and places which our children/grandchildren enjoy.
keep greenbelt at all costs.
save the green belt - it is essential in many ways - one lost it can never be restored
All our 'green space' is precious for future generations, please stop building on it.
We need more open green space not less. H
The green belt is vital for us locally.
We will soon forget what green belts are like!!
The green belt should be saved for future generations. Use all of the brown belt first.
you will be sorry when theres nothing left!!!
Once built, the damage is done forever. More housing would clearly be beneficial for many, however, lets be more innovative and smarter in our solutions, protecting our environment also.
Please don't build on any more fields in the north of cardiff. there are plenty of derelict spaces to build on before destroying any more of our countryside!