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1 Ymgynghoriad ar Cynllun Datblygu Lleol Newydd
ID sylw: 4654
Derbyniwyd: 08/02/2026
Respondent ID: 2879
Ymatebydd: Mr Colin Morgan
Cadarn? Heb nodi
I am writing to protest at the building of houses and especially the proposed supermarket in St Athan. I feel that the village is big enough as it is and does not have the facilities for the extra people that you want to live here. Where you propose to put the supermarket is in a dangerous place, the access especially would make it a danger to children who access the primary school, for the people living on Gileston road. In order to have the extra houses and people you would need to extend the school to accommodate the extra children, need more doctor's surgeries, communities hub etc. Putting a supermarket in the proposed site is not acceptable. We already have a supermarket here (Co-Op) and a local shop (Londis). Building on green land is also not acceptable. There is plenty of empty space at Picketson area that could be used and the homes between Eglwys Brewis, Picketson, west camp and church meadow would benefit more than putting new property in the village.
I am writing to protest at the building of houses and especially the proposed supermarket in St Athan. I feel that the village is big enough as it is and does not have the facilities for the extra people that you want to live here. Where you propose to put the supermarket is in a dangerous place, the access especially would make it a danger to children who access the primary school, for the people living on Gileston road. In order to have the extra houses and people you would need to extend the school to accommodate the extra children, need more doctor's surgeries, communities hub etc ..... putting a supermarket in the proposed site is not acceptable. We already have a supermarket here ( Co-Op) and a local shop (Londis). Building on green land is also not acceptable. There is plenty of empty space at Picketson area that could be used and the homes between Elgwis Brewis, Pichetson, west camp and church meadow would benefit more than putting new property in the village.