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1 Ymgynghoriad ar Cynllun Datblygu Lleol Newydd
ID sylw: 6422
Derbyniwyd: 10/03/2026
Respondent ID: 3581
Ymatebydd: Mrs Ella Groves
Cadarn? Heb nodi
There should be no new houses built in Dinas Powys at all, one of the primary draws of the village is
that it is a village. As new houses are constantly built on the edges the population is ever-increasing and that village identity is being lost.
But if new houses are to be built regardless of concerns about the loss of village identity then it should be considerably less than 250. 250 is an incredibly large number of houses to suggest building in an area where local GPs are at capacity and both primary and secondary schools are oversubscribed. The sheer number of houses will also cause a major increase in congestion - a problem Dinas is already facing.
The location proposed for these houses to be built is also unacceptable. Many homes in Dinas Powys already experience flooding when the weather is bad (as it so often is in Wales). Water run off from the Eastbrook site will enter the Cadoxton River which has burst and flooded homes here many times.
There are also concerns about the loss of wildlife the site will cause as it destroys habitats. The greenbelt between Dinas and Llandough will also be reduced.
There should be no new houses built in Dinas Powys at all, one of the primary draws of the village is that it is a village. As new houses are constantly built on the edges the population is ever-increasing and that village identity is being lost.
But if new houses are to be built regardless of concerns about the loss of village identity then it should be considerably less than 250. 250 is an incredibly large number of houses to suggest building in an area where local GPs are at capacity and both primary and secondary schools are oversubscribed. The sheer number of houses will also cause a major increase in congestion - a problem Dinas is already facing.
The location proposed for these houses to be built is also unacceptable. Many homes in Dinas Powys already experience flooding when the weather is bad (as it so often is in Wales). Water run off from the Eastbrook site will enter the Cadoxton River which has burst and flooded homes here many times.
There are also concerns about the loss of wildlife the site will cause as it destroys habitats. The greenbelt between Dinas and Llandough will also be reduced.