TfW's Gelynis Farm Road Bridge is a Carbuncle and Must Be Heard at Planning Committee
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David Walsh-Gibbon
4 years ago
This will destroy an historic and beautiful natural environment.
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Adele jay-rogers
5 years ago
Totally against this.
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Nerys Lloyd-Pierce
5 years ago
There is no point having the Environment Wales (2016) Act, if this kind of destruction is allowed to take place.
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Nic VeloAdventuresCardiff
5 years ago
As a ride leader, I’m definitely not in favour of this development
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Ivy humphreys
5 years ago
I dont want this to go ahead
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Anonymous
5 years ago
This needs wider consideration and consultation with members of the community. The current right of way is really widely used and connects people efficiently between Tongwynlais and Morgantown without the use of cars.
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Amanda Wilson
5 years ago
The proposed bridge is to Farr away from the original crossing! It will have huge impact ups in the walk ways and access to the taff trail! It really needs to be reconsidered!
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Mari Jones
5 years ago
Do not spoil this area too
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Brian payne
5 years ago
Please sort this as soon as pos
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Fergus
5 years ago
This is a disgrace, ill thought true and it will irreversibly damage a very historic piece of Cardiff.
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Peter Green
5 years ago
Fully support the objections
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Martin Ford
5 years ago
The bridge is an important resource for people even outside of the immediate Radyr area.
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David Price
5 years ago
The Bridge, an objection.
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Lionel Jacobson
5 years ago
13 Conway Road,
Canton,
Cardiff,
CF11 9NT
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David Griffin
5 years ago
We understand train frequency is set to increase (a good thing if the increase displaces car journeys and gives local people better options) and that this means the level crossing is no longer viable. However, transparency is important, and local people should be able to scrutinise TfW's claim that there was no alternative to the size and location of the proposed bridge, and should have sight of all other planning applications that may have shaped the decision.
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Sheila Smith
5 years ago
No more infrastructure. This is unnecessary.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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Travelling by bike from Morganstown to Gwaelod y Garth with young children is already dangerous enough with too much traffic on the main road, and lorries to the quarry. This will increase traffic & polution on an overcrowded road
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Pat Mckenna
5 years ago
Until real consultation and social partnerships with residents of Cardiff become part of 'development', these ecological and heritage disasters will proliferate. How come it can even sidestep the Council's Members' Planning Committee?
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Sue Ward
5 years ago
This is part of a really lovely walk
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Rachel Jordan
5 years ago
The destruction of the natural environment in my area has been astonishing callous and should never have been given permission in the first place please stop this destruction!
This will destroy an historic and beautiful natural environment.
Totally against this.
There is no point having the Environment Wales (2016) Act, if this kind of destruction is allowed to take place.
As a ride leader, I’m definitely not in favour of this development
I dont want this to go ahead
This needs wider consideration and consultation with members of the community. The current right of way is really widely used and connects people efficiently between Tongwynlais and Morgantown without the use of cars.
The proposed bridge is to Farr away from the original crossing! It will have huge impact ups in the walk ways and access to the taff trail! It really needs to be reconsidered!
Do not spoil this area too
Please sort this as soon as pos
This is a disgrace, ill thought true and it will irreversibly damage a very historic piece of Cardiff.
Fully support the objections
The bridge is an important resource for people even outside of the immediate Radyr area.
The Bridge, an objection.
13 Conway Road, Canton, Cardiff, CF11 9NT
We understand train frequency is set to increase (a good thing if the increase displaces car journeys and gives local people better options) and that this means the level crossing is no longer viable. However, transparency is important, and local people should be able to scrutinise TfW's claim that there was no alternative to the size and location of the proposed bridge, and should have sight of all other planning applications that may have shaped the decision.
No more infrastructure. This is unnecessary.
Travelling by bike from Morganstown to Gwaelod y Garth with young children is already dangerous enough with too much traffic on the main road, and lorries to the quarry. This will increase traffic & polution on an overcrowded road
Until real consultation and social partnerships with residents of Cardiff become part of 'development', these ecological and heritage disasters will proliferate. How come it can even sidestep the Council's Members' Planning Committee?
This is part of a really lovely walk
The destruction of the natural environment in my area has been astonishing callous and should never have been given permission in the first place please stop this destruction!